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On Tue, 12 May 2026 21:50:30 -0700, Bobbie Sellers wrote:

> 	Actually a lot of written down history started in China. It was 
full of
> wars.
> 	Wars of unification and civil wars and then the Emperor would 
lose 
the
> 	favor of the Gods and have to be replaced.  More war.

At least in my grade school days Asian history wasn't included in the 
official arc of history with the exception of Marco Polo.

I once found a book in the library that presented historical timelines 
worldwide so you could easily see what was happening in 500 AD for 
example. I regret not tracking the book down and buying it. I suppose 
there is something similar someplace on the web.