The Man Behind China's Golden Age | The Life & Times of Emperor Wu
Thanks again to Noom for sponsoring this video! Click here http://noom.com/jackrackam to take your free Noom Evaluation I thought it’s time I really take the plunge into ancient China, by which of course I mean I did a bunch of research for Matt over at Useful Charts about the country’s past and had to desperately restrain myself from making a 52-part series on the entirety of China’s dynastic history. So instead, I want to give you just a little taste of the Han dynasty, China’s Rome, if you will, and what better place to start than the man who fought his own family to bring about China's golden age, and then nearly doomed an entire civilization fighting with his own family. The Martial Emperor, Wu of Han. Music (in order of appearance): Peritune - Wuxia 2 Guzheng Pipa Kevin Macleod - Hidden Past Derek & Brandon Fiechter - The Five Guardians Nickelback - Burn it to the Ground Music4Video - Happy Event Pendulum - Slam Derek & Brandon Fiechter - Empress Wu Zetian Kevin Macleod - Look Busy #Noom #Noomfluencer

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