Ziying

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Ziying was the last ruler of the Qin dynasty in ancient China, whose brief reign ended with the dynasty’s collapse and the rise of the Han.

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Ziying canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese monarch
Qin dynasty ruler
person
capitalDuringReign Xianyang
causeOfEndOfReign collapse of Qin dynasty
surrender
country Qin
linked to: state of Qin
deathDate 206 BCE
deathPlace Xianyang
dynasty Qin dynasty
era late Warring States and early Chu–Han contention period
event fall of Qin dynasty
rise of Han dynasty
governmentForm monarchy
historicalPeriod 3rd century BCE
historicalSource Book of Han
Records of the Grand Historian
house House of Ying
knownFor short and turbulent reign
language Classical Chinese
nameInChinese 子嬰
linked to: Qin Er Shi
notableFor being the last ruler of the Qin dynasty
marking the end of Qin imperial rule
surrendering to Liu Bang
opponent Liu Bang
Xiang Yu
positionHeld King of Qin
ruler of Qin dynasty
predecessor Qin Er Shi
regionRuled Central China
reignEnd 206 BCE
reignStart 207 BCE
relative Qin Er Shi
Qin Shi Huang
successor Liu Bang
successorState Han dynasty

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Qin Er Shi successor Ziying
Ying Huhai successor Ziying