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Ancient China had a government ruled by dynasties, sometimes united under one dynasty but often competing dynasties in controlling different regions. Ancient china’s resources, large areas and large populations demanded a strong central government. When one of these regional dynasties became dominant their king would become the emperor. The government these dynasties created tended to be very autocratic and even despotic, ruthlessly enforcing their rule and conscripting massive armies and labor forces. Perhaps this was a necessary evil considering the threat of barbarian invasion, potential internal rivals and massive rebellions. Confucianism was developed in ancient china, a philosophy stressing virtue, good governance and merit based promotion for government offices. Emperors and officials were to be virtues and effective, models for their subjects. However, even when practicing an enlightened confusion form of government, a virtues example for the people, the ancient Chinese dynasties tended to be bureaucratic and very strict.
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The ancient Chinese philosophers thought strong central government was the ideal form of government.

What government was practised during ancient China?

The ancient China had a government ruled by dynasties, sometimes united under one dynasty but often competing dynasties in controlling different regions.

The ancient china’s resources, large areas and large populations demanded a strong central government.

The strong central government often incorporates the legalism that promotes the notion of strict law and order.

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