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Please click to view photos and contextual information featuring archaeological discoveries of historical interest unparalleled anywhere else. They highlight various aspects of emperor Qin Shihuang, the first empor of China and his powerful empire-from the unbeatable vision to his inhumanity, from the awesome scene of the terracotta warrior army to the exquisite bronze chariots.

Starting from the discovery of Terracotta Warrior Army, the underground guardians for the first emperor, excavation has never been stopping in the vast nearby area. In fact it is so incredible and mysterious that new insights and facts are still keeping uncovered.

The Terracotta Army was found by chance. In March of 1974, six farmers in Lingtong, Xian... The Discovery of Xian China's Terracotta Warrior Army>>

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With the Emperor's grand mausoleum at the center, there discovered satellite burial pits, tombs and graves as the funeral objects...
Emperor Qin's Vast Mausoleum Complex>>

Fascinating artifacts continue discovering around the First Emperor's mausoleum complex...
New Findings in the First Emperor's Mausoleum Complex>>

Archeologists prove that the mausoleum mound was once 115 meters high...
Emperor Qin's Mausoleum>>

As a part of Emperor Qin's vast mausoleum complex, Terracotta Warrior Army Museum enjoys China's top historical sight...
Terracotta Warrior Army Museum>>

Backpackers' Guide 1: How to get to Qin's Mausoleum and Terracotta Warrior Museum?

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In the musem, everyone will be awed by the magnificent and fantastic scene when walks in the Pit No.1...
Pit No.1, the Largest Pit Contains 6,000⁺ Qin Terracotta Soldiers>>

No.2 pit consists infantry, cavalry, archer and charioteer with over 900 terracotta figures ...
Pit No.2, the Pit with the Most Kinds of Military Terracotta Figures >>

The pottery soldiers in the pit are not arranged in a battle formation, but stand opposite ...
Pit No.3, the Underground Command Center>>

In December 1980, two half-sized China Qin bronze chariots and horses were found 20 m...
China Qin Bronze Chariots and Horses>>

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What is the Original Color of Qin Terracotta Figures?
Terracotta Figures Original Colors >>

The Qin terracotta warrior statues were originally each armed with a real bronze weapon
Bronze Weapons of Qin Terracotta Warrior Statues >>

The Decline of the Qin Empire and the Death of the First Emperor of China>>

Archaeological excavations show that Pits No. 1 and No. 2 were destroyed after a fire...
Destruction of the China Qin Clay Army>>

The Phenomenal Achievement: Initiate an Integrated Empire>>

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Further Explanation on Qin Shihuang

Qin Shihuang, as the powerful man claimed himslf when he came to the throne of the country in 221 B.C. is the title, not his name. In fact his name is Ying Zheng with Ying as his surname and Zheng slightly sounds like jarn as his given name.
The word Qin pronounced Chin, from which China may get its name. Qin is the name of his kingdom as well as the latter dynasty/empire, Shi sounds very much like shay, means first, initial and Huang pronounced as hwang, meaning divine ruler/emperor.
The title may literarily translated as the First Emperor of Qin or the First August Emperor of Qin.