Historiografi Tionghoa

Bagian dari seri artikel mengenai Sejarah Tiongkok
ZAMAN KUNO
Neolitikum ±8500 – ±2070 SM
Tiga Maharaja dan Lima Kaisar ±6000 – ±4000 SM
Dinasti Xia ±2070 – ±1600 SM
Dinasti Shang ±1600 – ±1046 SM
Dinasti Zhou ±1046 – 256 SM
Zhou Barat ±1046 – 771 SM
Zhou Timur 770 - 256 SM
Zaman Musim Semi dan Gugur 770 - 476 SM
Periode Negara Perang 476 - 221 SM
ZAMAN KEKAISARAN
Dinasti Qin 221–206 SM
Dinasti Han 206 SM – 220 M
Han Barat 206 SM – 8 M
Dinasti Xin 8-23
Han Timur 23-220
Tiga Negara 220–280
Wei, Shu, dan Wu
Dinasti Jin (晉) 265–420
Jin Barat (西晋) 265-316
Jin Timur (东晋) 317-420	Enam Belas Negara 304-439
Dinasti Selatan dan Utara 420–589
Dinasti Sui 581–618
Dinasti Tang 618–907
(Dinasti Zhou Kedua 690–705)
Lima Dinasti dan Sepuluh Negara 907–960	Dinasti Liao 907–1125
Dinasti Song 960–1279
Song Utara 960-1127		Xia Barat 1038-1227
Song Selatan 1127-1279	Jin (金) 1115-1234
Dinasti Yuan 1271–1368
Dinasti Ming 1368–1644
Dinasti Qing 1644–1911
ZAMAN MODERN
Republik Tiongkok 1912–1949 di Tiongkok Daratan
Republik Rakyat Tiongkok 1949–kini	Republik Tiongkok di Taiwan 1949–kini di Taiwan
Artikel terkait Historiografi Tionghoa Garis waktu sejarah Tiongkok Dinasti dalam sejarah Tiongkok Sejarah linguistik Sejarah seni Sejarah ekonomi Sejarah pendidikan Sejarah ilmu pengetahuan dan teknologi Sejarah hukum Sejarah media Sejarah militer Sejarah angkatan laut

Historiografi Tionghoa adalah kajian terhadap teknik dan sumber yang dipakai sejarawan untuk menilik sejarah Tiongkok.

Pencatatan sejarah Tiongkok dapat ditilik kembali ke zaman Dinasti Shang (sekitar 1600-1046 SM). Tulisan-tulisan tersebut masih bertahan hingga zaman modern dalam bentuk inskripsi upacara, ramalan, dan pencatatan nama keluarga yang diukir atau dilukis di tempurung kura-kura atau tulang..

Sementara itu, teks sejarah tertua di Tiongkok yang telah ditemukan disusun dalam Shujing (書經).

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