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Sui_dynasty abstract "The Sui dynasty (581–618 AD) was a short-lived Imperial Chinese dynasty. Preceded by the Southern and Northern Dynasties, it unified China for the first time after over a century of north-south division. It was followed by the Tang dynasty.Founded by Emperor Wen of Sui, the Sui dynasty capital was Chang'an (which was renamed Daxing, 581–605) and the later at Luoyang (605–614). His reign saw the reunification of Southern and Northern China and the construction of the Grand Canal. Emperors Wen and Yang undertook various reforms including the Equal-field system, which was initiated to reduce the rich-poor social gap that resulted in enhanced agricultural productivity, as well as government centralisation and reforms, creating a new model of governance after centuries of division. The Three Departments and Six Ministries system was officially instituted, coinage was standardized and re-unified, defense was improved and the Great Wall expanded. Buddhism was also spread and encouraged throughout the empire, uniting the varied peoples and cultures of China.This dynasty has often been compared to the earlier Qin dynasty in tenor and in the ruthlessness of its accomplishments. The Sui dynasty's early demise was attributed to the government's tyrannical demands on the people, who bore the crushing burden of taxes and compulsory labor. These resources were overstrained by the completion of the Grand Canal, a monumental engineering feat, and in the undertaking of other construction projects, including the reconstruction of the Great Wall. Weakened by costly and disastrous military campaigns against Goguryeo (in modern day Korea) which ended with the defeat of Sui in the early seventh century, the dynasty disintegrated through a combination of popular revolts, disloyalty, and the assassination of Emperor Yang.".
Sui_dynasty capital Chang'an.
Sui_dynasty capital Luoyang.
Sui_dynasty currency Ancient_Chinese_coinage.
Sui_dynasty currency Cash_(Chinese_coin).
Sui_dynasty dissolutionDate "0618-05-23".
Sui_dynasty dissolutionYear "0618".
Sui_dynasty foundingDate "0581-03-04".
Sui_dynasty foundingYear "0581".
Sui_dynasty thumbnail Cheui_Dynasty_581_CE.png?width=300.
Sui_dynasty wikiPageExternalLink chinahistory.html.
Sui_dynasty wikiPageExternalLink sui.html.
Sui_dynasty wikiPageID "43456".
Sui_dynasty wikiPageRevisionID "606200339".
Sui_dynasty c "隋朝".
Sui_dynasty capital Chang'an.
Sui_dynasty capital Luoyang.
Sui_dynasty commonLanguages Middle_Chinese.
Sui_dynasty commonName "Sui dynasty".
Sui_dynasty continent "Asia".
Sui_dynasty conventionalLongName "Sui".
Sui_dynasty country "China".
Sui_dynasty currency Ancient_Chinese_coinage.
Sui_dynasty currency Cash_(Chinese_coin).
Sui_dynasty dateEnd "--05-23".
Sui_dynasty dateStart "--03-04".
Sui_dynasty eventEnd "Abolished by Li Yuan".
Sui_dynasty eventStart "Ascension of Yang Jian".
Sui_dynasty governmentType "Monarchy".
Sui_dynasty imageMap "Cheui_Dynasty_581_CE.png".
Sui_dynasty imageMap "Image:SuiEmpire.jpg".
Sui_dynasty imageMapCaption "China under the Sui dynasty circa 609 AD".
Sui_dynasty imageMapCaption "Sui China, bordering the Gokturk Khanates".
Sui_dynasty j "ceoi4 ciu4".
Sui_dynasty leader Emperor_Gong_of_Sui.
Sui_dynasty leader Emperor_Wen_of_Sui.
Sui_dynasty leader Emperor_Yang_of_Sui.
Sui_dynasty mc "dwá drjew".
Sui_dynasty p "Chen dynasty".
Sui_dynasty p "Northern Zhou dynasty".
Sui_dynasty p "Suí cháo".
Sui_dynasty philosophy Confucianism.
Sui_dynasty region "East Asia".
Sui_dynasty religion Buddhism.
Sui_dynasty religion Chinese_folk_religion.
Sui_dynasty religion Confucianism.
Sui_dynasty religion Taoism.
Sui_dynasty s "Tang dynasty".
Sui_dynasty statArea "4100000".
Sui_dynasty statPop "est. 46,019,956".
Sui_dynasty statYear "609".
Sui_dynasty statYear "612".
Sui_dynasty status "Empire".
Sui_dynasty title Dynasties_in_Chinese_history.
Sui_dynasty titleDeputy Chancellor_(China).
Sui_dynasty titleLeader Emperor_of_China.
Sui_dynasty today "China, Vietnam".
Sui_dynasty wuu "zoe zau".
Sui_dynasty yearEnd "618".
Sui_dynasty yearLeader "581".
Sui_dynasty yearLeader "604".
Sui_dynasty yearLeader "617".
Sui_dynasty yearStart "581".
Sui_dynasty years "581".
Sui_dynasty subject Category:618_disestablishments.
Sui_dynasty subject Category:6th_century_in_China.
Sui_dynasty subject Category:7th_century_in_China.
Sui_dynasty subject Category:Imperial_Chinese_dynasties.
Sui_dynasty subject Category:States_and_territories_established_in_581.
Sui_dynasty subject Category:Sui_dynasty.
Sui_dynasty type Country.
Sui_dynasty type Place.
Sui_dynasty type PopulatedPlace.
Sui_dynasty type Wikidata:Q532.
Sui_dynasty type Country.
Sui_dynasty type Place.
Sui_dynasty type Location.
Sui_dynasty comment "The Sui dynasty (581–618 AD) was a short-lived Imperial Chinese dynasty. Preceded by the Southern and Northern Dynasties, it unified China for the first time after over a century of north-south division. It was followed by the Tang dynasty.Founded by Emperor Wen of Sui, the Sui dynasty capital was Chang'an (which was renamed Daxing, 581–605) and the later at Luoyang (605–614). His reign saw the reunification of Southern and Northern China and the construction of the Grand Canal.".
Sui_dynasty label "Dinastia Sui".
Sui_dynasty label "Dinastia Sui".
Sui_dynasty label "Dinastía Sui".
Sui_dynasty label "Dynastia Sui".
Sui_dynasty label "Dynastie Sui".
Sui_dynasty label "Sui dynasty".
Sui_dynasty label "Sui-Dynastie".
Sui_dynasty label "Sui-dynastie".
Sui_dynasty label "Суй".
Sui_dynasty label "مملكة سوي".
Sui_dynasty label "隋".
Sui_dynasty label "隋朝".
Sui_dynasty sameAs Dynastie_Suej.
Sui_dynasty sameAs Sui-Dynastie.
Sui_dynasty sameAs Dinastía_Sui.
Sui_dynasty sameAs Sui_dinastia.
Sui_dynasty sameAs Dynastie_Sui.
Sui_dynasty sameAs Dinasti_Sui.
Sui_dynasty sameAs Dinastia_Sui.
Sui_dynasty sameAs 隋.
Sui_dynasty sameAs 수나라.
Sui_dynasty sameAs Sui-dynastie.