Which is the most bloody dynasty in Chinese history? Why do you say this?

We cannot select the most bloody dynasty in Chinese history, because each dynasty has its own characteristics. The Qin Dynasty unified the country, the Han Dynasty was the first golden period in China's development, the Tang Dynasty was prosperous, the Yuan Dynasty had a vast territory, and the Ming Dynasty had unprecedented centralization. There are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand people, and the most bloody dynasty in everyone's heart is also different.

Let’s talk about the Han Dynasty in detail first. The Han Dynasty stood in the forest of the world at that time and was the most economically developed and militarily advanced country in the world. Economically, during the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were already plows drawn with short shafts and oxen, and iron hooks and sickles and crank hoes also appeared. During this period, water conservancy projects were also built, and cattle farming technology was rapidly promoted. What best reflects the bloody nature of the Han Dynasty is the military achievements of the Han Dynasty. At this time, the court established four generals: generals, generals of hussars, generals of chariots and generals, and generals of guard. The Eastern Han Dynasty destroyed the Northern Xiongnu and forced the Southern Xiongnu to surrender to the Han Dynasty. In terms of the Western Regions, it strengthened the economic and political connections between the Central Plains and the Western Regions. The Wuhuan, Xianbei, Qiang and Barbarian tribes surrendered to the Eastern Han Dynasty in turn.

The second one is the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty was the most prosperous country in the world at that time, and was hailed as the "Prosperous Age of the Tang Dynasty" by later generations. We can also see the bloody nature of the Tang Dynasty from its military aspects. In the early Tang Dynasty, the northern separatist forces all tried to win over the Turks and planned to fight against the Tang Dynasty together. Tang Emperor Li Yuan and Emperor Taizong Li Shimin had been actively resisting the enemy. In 630 AD, the Tang Dynasty general Li Jing and others surrendered the Eastern Turks, and the Khan was captured. The Eastern Turks perished. Later, as the Tang Dynasty became more and more prosperous and prosperous, countries such as Goguryeo, Baekje, Xueyantuo, and Japan all surrendered to the Tang Dynasty and learned from the Tang Dynasty.

The third one is the Ming Dynasty. We can see the bloody nature of the Ming Dynasty from several wars in the Ming Dynasty. These foreign wars were the Ming Dynasty's Annan War, the Ming-Burma War, the Ming Dynasty's Southeast Coast Anti-Japanese War, the Wanli Korean War and the Sarhu War. In the face of foreign ambitions and provocations, the Ming Dynasty has always actively confronted and never compromised.

No matter which dynasty we are in, as long as we Chinese people face foreign aggression, we are the most bloody people, able to unite and actively resist.