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History of Monsilva
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Timeline Dynasties
Prehistoric Shan and Wang culture (c. 4000 – c. 850 BCE)
Early Dynastic Xia (c. 820 – c. 537 BCE) Wu (c. 537 – c. 225 BCE) Xin (c. 814 – c. 540 BCE) Zhang (c. 537 – c. 225 BCE) Ma (c. 800 – c. 542 BCE) Liang (c. 542 – c. 217 BCE) Qin (c. 792 – c. 84 BCE) Ji (c. 765 – c. 540 BCE) Huang/Wong (c. 540 – c. 176 BCE)
Mid Dynastic Jin (225 BCE – 99 CE) Zhao (99 – 312 CE) Feng (312 – 618 CE) Tsao (217 BCE – 156 CE) Tang (156 – 650 CE) Song (176 BCE – 199 CE) Li (199 – 526 CE) Yuan (526 – 844 CE) Zhong (84 BCE – 374 CE) Yuwen (374 – 650 CE) Han (60 – 650 CE)
Later Dynastic Shang (618 – 844) Sun (844 – 1201) Xi (650 – 1201) Luhk (650 – 1201) Yuan (844 – 1201) Unification of the Monsilvan Kingdoms (1201)
Imperial Zhou (1201 – 1568) Beining Heavenly Kingdom (1414 – 1568) Kingdom of Shaoyu (1500 – 1568) Under the Empire of Baltanla (1568 – 1730) Commonwealth of Shaoyu (1568 – 1732) Post-independence provisional government Great Shan (1730 – 1830) Monsilvan Civil War (1824 – 1830)
Modern Kingdom of Monsilva (1830 – 1978) Martial rule in Monsilva (1963 – 1978) Monsilvan Revolution (1972 – 1978) Monsilvan Republic (1978 – present) Economic miracle (1978 – 1992) Liberation of Shaoyu (2023)
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