From a very young age, he was both _a_m_b__it_io_u_s_ and _a_g_g_r_es_s_i_v_e. His greatest achievement was tou_n_i_f_y _C_h_i_n_a_. Beginning in 230 BC, he invaded the _s_ix__st_a_te_s_ of Qi, Chu, Yan, Han, Zhao and Wei, and in __2_2_1_ BC he declared that he was the Emperor Qin Shihuang. He divided his new country into _3_6__p_r_o_v_in_c_e_s_, and built good roads
changes. For example, he improved the _w__ri_t_in_g_ _s_y_st_e_m__, the money system, and the system of _w__e_ig_h_t_s_ and _m__e_a_su_r_e_s_. Qin Shihuang was an extremely ruthless, cruel man. At one point, he ordered all the books in China _t_o_ _b_e_ _b_u_r_n_t_. Huge number of workers _d_i_e_d_ carrying out his construction projects. There is a story,
His first son was forced to __k_il_l _h_i_m_s_e_l_f_, and his second son, Huhai, became the _s_ec_o_n_d__ emperor. But Huhai was not as capable as his father and __fo_u_r_ _y_e_a_r_s__ _la_t_e_r_ Huhai was dead and the Qin Dynasty was _a_t_ _a_n_ _e_n_d_.