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World History: Ruler, Yang Jian, Extended His Rule To The Rest Of China
AP World History Ch. 15
Cornell Notes Period: 2 Section Title:

The Sui Dynasty (589-618 C.E.)

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| |-Ruler, Yang Jian, extended his rule to the rest of China |
| |-580, Jian died, and his son was heir |
|Establishment of the Dynasty |-Jian had sent military expeditions into central Asia and southern China |
| |-589, Sui Dynasty ruled all of China

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