Qin
Qin
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<b>Qin</b>, <b>Qín</b> or <b>Ch'in</b> (<a href="Wade-Giles">Wade-Giles</a>) can refer to...<p>A state: <ul> <li> <a href="Qin (state)">Qin (state)</a>, a state of <a href="China">China</a> during the <a href="Spring and Autumn Period">Spring and Autumn</a> and <a href="Warring States Period">Warring States Periods</a> of the <a href="Zhou Dynasty">Eastern Zhou Dynasty</a>. <li> <a href="Qin Dynasty">Qin Dynasty</a>, which followed Qin's unification of China <li> The <a href="Former Qin">Former Qin</a> (<a href="Di">Di</a>), <a href="Later Qin">Later Qin</a> (<a href="Qiang">Qiang</a>) and <a href="Western Qin">Western Qin</a> (<a href="Xianbei">Xianbei</a>) in the <a href="Sixteen Kingdoms">Sixteen Kingdoms</a> period. </ul><p>Others: <ul> <li> King Qin, a title of the <a href="Emperor Taizong of Tang China">Emperor Tang Taizong of China</a> <li> <font face='Arial Unicode MS,Code2000'>&#31206;</font>, or Qín, an abbreviation for the <a href="Shaanxi">Shaanxi</a> <a href="Political divisions of China">province</a> of the <a href="People's Republic of China">People's Republic of China</a> <li> a kind of <a href="Musical instrument">Musical instrument</a> of China, also known as <a href="Guqin">Guqin</a> or Gu Qin (old Qin). </ul><p>See also: <a href="Daqin">Daqin</a>