Zhou Collection

Chinese Emperor Wu Wang in horse-drawn carriage
Chinese Emperor Wu Wang (Zhou Dynasty) in his eight-horse carriage

Chinese Emperor Wu Wang creates loud explosions
Chinese Emperor Yeou Wang (Zhou Dynasty) alarms his enemies with loud explosions. Date: circa 781 - 771 BC

Chinese Emperor Wu Wang creates loud explosions
The Chinese Emperor Wu Wang (Zhou Dynasty) uses gunpowder to frighten the enemy

Bronze Bo Bell. 770 BC - 476 BC. Built during the Spring and Autumn Period, Zhou Dynastys first period. Chinese art. Sculpture on bronze. CHINA. Beijing. Museum of History of China. Proc: CHINA

Hang-Zhou (Hangchow)
Bird s-eye view of the city, formerly known as Hang-chow, Xuntien or Quinzay, one of the seven ancient capitals of China, praised by Marco Polo as a very fine place

Guang-Zhou (Canton)
A native sailing boat on the river near Guang-zhou. Date: 1811

Guangzhou Factories
The English factories at Guang-zhou, previously known as Canton

Imperial Canal, China
The southern terminal of the Imperial (or Grand) Canal (Da Yun-he) at Hang-zhou

Chinese Emperor Wu Wang entertaining with gunpowder
The Chinese Emperor Wu Wang (Zhou Dynasty) uses gunpowder to make loud noises to entertain his guests

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