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The 36 pages that link to Qin Shi Huang, each with the reason it gives.

• Qin dynastyRelated: His imperial authority drove the dynasty’s centralizing reforms and monumental projects.

• Warring States periodRelated: He transformed Qin’s conquest into the founding of a centralized empire.

• Chinese charactersRelated: His government standardized script as part of imperial unification.

• LegalismRelated: His reign embodied the centralized authority that Qin Legalist reforms helped establish.

• Great Wall of ChinaRelated: Later histories associate his reign with joining earlier frontier walls.

• Simplified Chinese charactersRelated: His empire standardized script forms long before modern simplification.

• Terracotta ArmyRelated: The army was created for his burial complex and imagined protection after death.

• NanyueRelated: His campaigns extended Qin rule into the lands Zhao Tuo later governed.

• Shang YangRelated: His conquests depended on the powerful Qin state built over generations after Shang Yang’s reforms.

• Chinese reunificationRelated: His campaigns and reforms joined conquest to centralized imperial administration.

• Han FeiRelated: His regime used centralized institutions closely associated with Han Fei’s political ideas.

• Zhao (state)Related: His state completed the conquest of Zhao and its remaining rivals.

• Chinese writingRelated: His government promoted script standardization as part of political unification.

• Li SiRelated: Li Si served as his chancellor and helped implement imperial policies.

• Traditional Chinese charactersRelated: Qin unification included standardizing writing across the empire.

• Mausoleum of the First Qin EmperorRelated: His burial complex was built to serve him in the afterlife.

• Qin militaryRelated: He directed the conquests and used military power to consolidate the empire.

• Xiang YuRelated: His empire’s collapse created the opening for Xiang Yu’s military ascent.

• Zhao TuoRelated: His conquest and colonization policies created the southern commanderies Zhao Tuo later controlled.

• Chinese units of measurementRelated: Qin unification made measurement standardization a tool of centralized rule.

• Imperial edictRelated: His reign established centralized imperial rule in which commands could be issued across a unified state.

• Burning of books and burying of scholarsRelated: His court ordered the measures that later became known by this name.

• Jing KeRelated: The ruler who escaped Jing Ke’s attack later became the empire’s founding emperor.

• Mount TaiRelated: Tradition associates his reign with early imperial rites at Mount Tai.

• History of ChinaRelated: His conquest unified rival states and established the first imperial dynasty.

• Qin's wars of unificationRelated: He directed the final phase and claimed the new imperial title after victory.

• QinhuangdaoRelated: Tradition associates the city’s name with his eastern coastal journey.

• CunRelated: Qin-era standardization of measures shaped the historical context of Chinese length units.

• LingquRelated: He ordered the Lingqu built during Qin campaigns in the south.

• Xu FuRelated: He commissioned Xu Fu’s voyages while seeking an elixir of immortality.