China

dinastia imperiale cinese (618-907)

ultima dinastia imperiale cinese (1636-1912)

antico periodo storico cinese

dinastia imperiale cinese (206 a.C. - 220 d.C.)

Final phase of Qing rule in China, conventionally framed by the First Opium War and the fall of the imperial dynasty, marked by foreign pressure, reform and domestic upheaval.

dinastia imperiale cinese (1368-1644)

secondo conflitto globale (1939-1945)

Chinese reign era of Emperor Dezong of the Tang dynasty, used for dates corresponding approximately to 785–805 CE.

periodo della storia cinese (722 - 481 a.C.)

impero asiatico (1206-1368)

dinastia imperiale cinese (960–1279)

tre regni coreani (57 a.C. - 668 d.C.)

A major defeat of Cao Cao by the allied forces of Sun Quan and Liu Bei near the Yangtze River during the late Eastern Han. Generally dated to winter 208; alternative chronology extends into early 209.

Goguryeo defenders resisted a Tang assault at Ansi during the 645 invasion.

crimine di guerra

bombardment of Hiroshima in Japan carried out by the United States using an atomic bomb at the end of the Second World War on 6 August 1945

The Wuchang military revolt sparked the 1911 Chinese Revolution that overthrew the Qing dynasty.

insegnante cinese (1893–1972)

militare cinese

generale cinese (161–223)

generale cinese

informatico statunitense

imperatore cinese

Major Chinese city and an important setting in Assassination.

Major city in Guangdong, China, historically known as Canton.

Capital of Jiangsu and former Chinese national capital.

Capital city of China.

Ancient capital and city of China.

Capital city of South Korea and a major historical setting for modern Korean political history.

The national setting for Rogers’s television career, public-education work, and cultural influence.