Zhang Heng presents the first seismoscope
- Period
- AD 132
- Region
- China
- Place
- 뤄양
- Category
- Science
Zhang Heng, courtesy name Pingzi, formerly romanized Chang Heng, was a Chinese polymathic scientist and statesman who lived during the Eastern Han dynasty. Educated in the capital cities of Luoyang and Chang'an, he achieved success as an astronomer, mathematician, seismologist, hydraulic engineer, inventor, geographer, cartographer, ethnographer, artist, poet, philosopher, politician, and literary scholar.
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Earlier and later events nearby
- c. 130 BCSilk Road
- AD 68White Horse Temple, China's first Buddhist temple
- AD 105Cai Lun improves papermaking
- AD 132Zhang Heng presents the first seismoscopeThis page
- AD 184Yellow Turban Rebellion
- AD 220–280Three Kingdoms
- AD 399–412Faxian's pilgrimage to India
Who ruled this land
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- 450 BCJin
- 400–250 BCHan
- 200 BC – AD 1Han dynasty
- AD 25Xin dynasty
- AD 50–175Han dynastyThis page
- AD 200–250Cao Wei
- AD 275–300Jin dynasty
- AD 325Han Zhao
- AD 350Later Zhao
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- AD 375Former Qin
- AD 400Later Qin
- AD 425Jin dynasty
- AD 450Liu Song dynasty
- AD 475–525Northern Wei
- AD 550Eastern Wei
- AD 575Northern Qi
- AD 600Sui dynasty
- AD 625–900Tang dynasty
- AD 925Later Liang dynasty
- AD 950Later Han
- AD 975–1120Song dynasty
- 1140–1220Jin dynasty
- 1240–1280Mongol Empire
- 1300–1360Yuan dynasty
- 1380–1640Ming dynasty
- 1650–1910Qing dynasty
- 1912–1914Republic of China
- 1916Empire of China
- 1918–1928Kuomintang
- 1930–1946Republic of China
- 1948Chinese Communist Party
- 1950 –China