Sui Dynasty Achievements

The Sui dynasty was the first dynasty, which began in 581 AD and lasted until 618 AD. The dynasty only lasted 37 years, and had the shortest time frame of the 3. Though they were the shortest, they still made many great accomplishments. Some of the accomplishments were inventing the Grand Canal, updating the Great Wall of China, building granaries, and stabilizing the economy. The Grand Canal connected the north and south provinces and it improved trade and communication. The Great Wall of China was built awhile before the Sui Dynasty, but they updated and strengthened the wall. The granaries were built around the capital cities (Daxing and Luoyang) and were built for the purpose of providing the citizens cheap, nutritional foods. One of the last accomplishments they did was stabilize the economy by creating coin denominations that were used all throughout China.

With every accomplishment there was also a downfall. Casualties caused by failed military campaigns were just the start. The country was
The dynasty lasted almost 300 years, and had one of the longest time frames of the 3. The accomplishments that were made were that they made China become the the center of trade in the east, the practice of medicine, creation of woodblock printing, and the studies of Law and Math.. The legacy the dynasty has left has made an impact in our world today. The practice of medicine is a highlight accomplishment. The example of using herbs and organic materials became so appealing that it became popular everywhere. The Tang studied endlessly and discovered the source of diabetes. The creation of woodblocking was another major accomplishment. Woodblock printing was the ability of printing whole page at a single time. This made it a simpler way to create books and articles. A last accomplishment was their studies of Law and Math. It marked economic growth and the establishment of building a stable foundation for