How did Chinese culture change during the Warring States period? Nobles began to join their territories together. Kings gained vast amounts of power over people. Law and order were emphasized in all social classes. Virtues such as order and respect began to decline.
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The Warring State Period was an era of chaos in ancient history of China. This era is full of warfare. There were bureaucratic and military reforms too. This era is dated as 475 BC to 221 BC. It is also known as era of division. There was a period of peaceful and philosophical Spring and Autumn. then almost all the states were indulged in wars. Then Qin laid the foundation of Qin Dynasty by conquering all the states. Under the Qin Dynasty, China reunited again.
Warfare started by the declaration of independence of different states from Zhou Dynasty, They started fights to conquer territories. There were 7 warring states by 334 BC. This period of warfare ended with overall conquests of Qin. It was the beginning of a new dynasty, The Qin's Dynasty. It is marked as a symbol of transition between Ancient China and Imperial China.