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| The Bronze Age: Shang and Western Zhou (ca. 1500-771 B.C.E.) | |
| The Geography of the Chinese Subcontinent | |
| The Shang Dynasty (ca. 1500-1045 B.C.E.) | |
| Developments Outside the Shang Core | |
| The Western Zhou Dynasty (1045-771 B.C.E.) | |
| Philosophers and Warring States During the Eastern Zhou (770-256 B.C.E.) | |
| The Multistate System of the Eastern Zhou | |
| Warfare and Its Consequences | |
| The Hundred Schools of Thought | |
| Warring States Literature and Art: The Case of Chu | |
| The Founding of the Bureaucratic Empire: Qin and Han (256 B.C.E.-200 B.C.E.) | |
| The Qin Unification (256-206 B.C.E.) | |
| The Han Dynasty (206 B.C.E.-220 C.E.) | |
| Intellectual, Literary, and Religious Currents | |
| Chinese Society in Han Times | |
| Central Asia and the Silk Road | |
| Borderlands | |
| Maintaining the Empire. | |
| Political Division (200-580) | |
| The Three Kingdoms (220-265) and the Western Jin Dynasty (265-316) | |
| Non-Chinese Dominance in the North | |
| The Southern Dynasties and Aristocratic Culture | |
| The Buddhist Conquest of China | |
| Daoist Religion | |
| The Cosmopolitan Empires of Sui and Tang (581-960) | |
| The Northwest Military Aristocracy and the Sui Reunification of China | |
| The Founding of the Tang Dynasty (618-907) | |
| The Tang at Its Height | |
| The Rebellion of An Lushan and Its Aftermath | |
| The Achievements of Tang Men of Letters | |
| The Dunhuang Documents | |
| The Tang Dynasty's Final Decades and the Five Dynasties | |
| China Among Equals: Song, Liao, Xia, and Jin (907-1276) | |
| The Founding of the Song Dynasty | |
| Song's Rivals: Liao and Xia | |
| A New Era | |
| The Fall of the Northern Song and the Jin Dynasty | |
| Hangzhou and the Southern Song | |
| Song Culture and Society | |
| Mongol Rule: Yuan (1215-1368) | |
| The Mongol Conquest of the Jin and Xia Dynasties | |
| The Mongol Conquest of the Southern Song | |
| Life in China Under the Mongols | |
| The Ming Dynasty (1368-1600) | |
| The Founding of the Ming Dynasty | |
| Diplomacy and Defense | |
| Social and Cultural Trends | |
| Manchus and the Qing (1600-1800) | |
| The Ming Dynasty Lapses into Disorder | |
| The Manchus | |
| Ming Loyalism | |
| The Qing at Its Height | |
| Contacts with Europe | |
| Social and Cultural Cross Currents | |
| Disorder and Decline (1800-1900) | |
| Economic and Fiscal Problems | |
| Midcentury Crises | |
| Self-Strengthening | |
| Foreigners in China | |
| The Failures of Reform | |
| The Boxer Rebellion | |
| The Decline of the Qing Empire in Comparative Perspective | |
| Remaking China (1900-1927) | |
| The End of Monarchy | |
| The Presidency of Yuan Shikai and the Emergence of the Warlords | |
| Toward a More Modern China | |
| Reunification by the Nationalists | |
| War and Revolution (1927-1949) | |
| The Chinese Communist Party | |
| The Nationalist Government in Nanjing | |
| The Japanese Invasion and the Retreat to Chongqing | |
| The Chinese Communist Party During the War | |
| The Civil War and the Communist Victory | |
| The People's Republic Under Mao (1949-1976) | |
| The Party in Power | |
| Departing from the Soviet Model | |
| The Cultural Revolution | |
| The Death of Mao | |
| New Directions (1976 to the Present) | |
| The Communist Party After Mao | |
| Restructuring the Economy | |
| Social and Cultural Changes | |
| Critical Voices | |
| Taiwan | |
| China in the World | |
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