What were the policies and achievements of shi huang

Ying Zheng Was the first emperor of china although I don't know about his polices I do know that when Ying and unified china.

His policies were standardization, legalism anything against confucious, mandate of heaven.

His achievements ACADEMIAAGRICULTURE & FARMINGHUMANITIESSOCIAL SCIENCESSTEM

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The Achievements and Faults of Qin Shihuang, The First Emperor of China

Updated on October 02, 2014



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Emperor Qin Shihuang

Before the early third century BC, what is now known as China was nothing but a number of warring states. In 221 BC, Qin Shihuang, king of Qin (from which the name of the country derives), united China and became the first emperor of China. In terms of his long-lasting impact on the history of China, Qin Shihuang's life was marked with extraordinary achievement. However, from a more humanitarian point of view, those achievements came at great costs, perhaps to a fault.

Here is a look at some of Qin Shihuang's greatest achievements and greatest faults, and my analysis of which outweighs the other.



Qin Shihuang united the warring states to become the first emperor of China.

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Qin Shihuang's Top Five Achievements

Qin Shihuang achieved quite a few significant accomplishments. These include:

Uniting China,Establishing the Qin dynasty,Reinforcing legalism within the Chinese administrative system,Restructuring political divisions to form a more coherent state,Harmonising measurement units to allow for consistent, state-wide economic development,Standardising the different Chinese scripts,Building the Great Wall to protect the northern borders,Constructing the Lingqu canal in the south to connect the major waterways and prevent flooding,Building the overall infrastructure for national economic development.

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