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Chapter One£ºQin Shi Huang
Part One£ºThe Historical Background of Qin Shi Huang
Part Two£ºQin Shi Huang¡¯S Life Experience and Palace Turmoil
Part Three£ºCompleting the Great Goal of Unification
Part Four£ºEstablishing a System Which Was Passed on for All Time
Part Five£ºBrutal Control over China£¬Downfall After Two Generations

Chapter Two£ºEmperor Gaozu of Han
Part One£ºThe Uprising That Overthrew the Qin Dynasty
Part Two£ºComing Back to Pacify Sanqin
Part Three£ºThe Conflict Between Chu and Han
Part Four£ºLightening Corv6e and Reducing Taxes

Chapter Three£ºEmperor Wu of Han
Part One£ºHis Early Years
Part Two£ºSole Adherence to Confucianism
Part Three£ºGoverning the Country
Part Four£ºWfdrwiththeHuns
Part Five£ºMisfortune Caused by Witchcraft

Chapter Four£ºEmperor Guangwu of Han
Part One£ºBOrn in Troubled Times
Part Two£ºThe Battle of Kunyang
Part Three£ºQuelling a Rebellion in Hebei
Part Four£ºResurgence During the Reign of Guangwu

Chapter Five£ºEmperor Wen of Sui
Part One£ºUsurping the Power ofNorthern Zhou and Founding the Sui
Part Two£ºPutting Down Chaos Within the Country
Part Three£ºBuilding Systems and Revitalizing the Country
Part Four£ºArbitrary Killing and Blind Faith in Buddhism
Part Five£ºA Mistake in Changing the Crown Prince

Chapter Six£ºEmperor Taizong of Tang
Part One£ºSweeping Across the Country
Part Two£ºThe Mutiny at Xuanwu Gate
Part Three£ºThe Reign ofZhenguan
Part Four£ºPacilying China

Chapter Seven£ºEmperor Wu Zetian
Part One£ºEmperor Taizong¡¯S Imperial Concubine
Part Two£ºEmpress of Emperor Gaozong of Tang
Part Three£ºThe Mother Dowager of Emperor Ruizong
Part Four£ºEmperor of Zhou

Chapter Eight£ºEmperor Taizu of Song
Part One£ºBeing Acclaimed the Emperor
Part Two£ºDismissing Generals with a Cup of Wine
Part Three£ºPutting Down Chaos Within the Country
Part Four£ºStrategy for State Administration

Chapter Nine£ºEmperor Shizu of Yuan£¬
Part One£ºAdministering the Areas South of the Gobi Desert
Part Two£ºGoing on anExpeditiontoDali
Part Three£ºBeing Enthroned as the Great Khan
Part Four£ºUnilying the Country

Chapter Ten£ºEmperor Chengzu of Ming
Part One£ºThe Jingnan Rebellion
Part Two£ºAdministering the Counʱ
Part Three£ºA Long Voyage
Part Four£ºTerritorialExpansion

Chapter Eleven£ºEmperor Shengzu of Qing
Part One£ºDisplaying His Ability for the First Time
Part Two£ºBeing Diligent in Work and Eager to Learn
Part Three£ºPutting Down Civil Strife
Part Four£ºResisting Foreign Assaults

Chapter Twelve£ºEmperor Gaozong of Qing
Part One£ºThe August Monarch in a Flourishing Age
Part Two£ºEfiective Civil Administration
Part Three£ºTen Military Achievements
Part Four£ºHeshenPlayingwithPower