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The Qin Empire III

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| alt_name = The Chin Empire - Rise

| image = The Qin Empire III.jpg

| caption = Poster

| native_name = {{Infobox Chinese/Chinese|child=yes|hide=no|header=none

| t = 大秦帝國之崛起

| s = 大秦帝国之崛起

| p = Dà Qín Dìguó zhī Juéqǐ

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| genre = Historical drama

| developer = Jiao Yang

| presenter = Li Yuan
Wang Fubao
Li Yaojie

| story = Sun Haohui

| screenplay = Zhang Jianwei
Qian Jierong

| director = Ding Hei
Bao Chengzhi

| creative_director = Ding Guoli

| starring = Ning Jing
Zhang Bo
Xing Jiadong
Lu Ning
Yang Zhigang
Zhao Chunyang
Shen Jiani
Wu Liansheng

| opentheme =

| endtheme = Jueqi (崛起) performed by Tan Jing / Chen Bing

| composer = Zhao Jiping
Zhao Lin

| country = China

| language = Mandarin

| num_episodes = 40 (original version)
34 (CCTV version)

| executive_producer = He Xiaoli
He Jindong
Lu Dongzhang
Fan Chongjun
Liu Ximin
Han Gang

| producer = Chen Jili
Liu Juntao

| cinematography = Zhang Chaoying

| editor = Wang Yuwei

| location = China

| runtime = 45 minutes per episode

| company = Xi’an Qujiang Chin Empire Film&TV Investment

| network = CCTV-1

| first_aired = {{Start date|2012|02|09|df=y}}

| last_aired = {{End date|2012|03|06|df=y}}

| related = The Qin Empire II: Alliance (2012)

}}

The Qin Empire III is a 2017 Chinese television series based on Sun Haohui's novel of the same Chinese title, which romanticizes the events in China during the Warring States period primarily from the perspective of the Qin state under King Zhaoxiang. It was first aired on CCTV-1 in mainland China in 2017. It was preceded by The Qin Empire (2009) and The Qin Empire II: Alliance (2012) and followed by The Qin Empire IV (2019), which were also based on Sun Haohui's novels.

Plot

The series is set in the late fourth century BC to the mid-third century BC during the Warring States period of China. In 305 BC, a young Ying Ji (King Zhaoxiang) becomes the ruler of the Qin state in western China after the sudden death of his brother, Ying Dang (King Wu). As he is still underage then, his mother Queen Dowager Xuan and maternal uncle Wei Ran rule on his behalf as regents until he comes to of age.

With the aid of the minister Fan Ju and general Bai Qi, King Zhaoxiang starts making aggressive advances against the other six states in the east. Under his rule, the Qin state destroys the Yiqu state, builds a section of the Great Wall, defeats the Qi and Chu states in battle, forces the Wei and Han states into submission, and inflicts a devastating defeat on the Zhao state at the Battle of Changping. After demonstrating its military power through its victories, in 256 BC the Qin state finally puts an end to the Eastern Zhou dynasty, the nominal suzerain power over the warring states. These events paved the way for the Qin state's eventual unification of China under the Qin dynasty within the next half-century.

Cast

; Main cast

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;Other cast

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Broadcasts

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RegionNetworkDates || Notes
Mainland ChinaCCTV-19 February – 6 March 2017
Mainland ChinaLeEco9 February 2017 – ?
Mainland ChinaTencent9 February 2017 – ?
Mainland ChinaYouku9 February 2017 – ?
MalaysiaNTV73 June 2017 – 14 October 2017Saturday; 20:30 – 22:30

Rating

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| 5-6 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-13}}||0.933||2.703||2|| || || || align="left" |

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| 7-8 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-14}}||0.905||2.719||3|| || || || align="left" |

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| 9-10 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-15}}||0.872||2.527||5|| || || || align="left" |

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| 11-12 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-16}}||0.948||2.78||3|| || || || align="left" |

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| 13-15 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-20}}||0.794||2.846||5|| || || || align="left" |

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| 16-18 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-21}}||0.723||2.578||5|| || || || align="left" |

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| 19-21 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-22}}||0.732||2.649||3|| || || || align="left" |

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| 22-24 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-23}}||0.778||2.842||2|| || || || align="left" |

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| 25-26 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-27}}||0.914||2.786||2|| || || || align="left" |

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| 27-28 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-2-28}}||0.912||2.787||2|| || || || align="left" |

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| 29-30 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-3-1}}||0.875||2.615||3|| || || || align="left" |

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| 31-32 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-3-2}}||1.043||3.147||2|| || || || align="left" |

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| 33-34 || {{FULLDATE|time=2017-3-6}}||0.85||2.635||2|| || || || align="left" |

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  1. source：[http://www.tvtv.hk/]

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External links

  • {{in lang|zh}} [http://tv.cctv.com/2017/02/07/VIDAsnzp9TA5AVrfrxbsMlmR170207.shtml The Qin Empire III official page] on CCTV's website

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Category:2017 Chinese television series debuts

Category:2017 Chinese television series endings

Category:Television series set in the Warring States period

Category:Television shows based on Chinese novels

Category:Chinese historical television series

Category:The Qin Empire (TV series)

Category:Television series set in the 4th century BC

Category:Television series set in the 3rd century BC