A genealogy timeline
撟渲”蝭╴

Year	China	Outside of China
214 BC 蝘血╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴銝╴撟╴	Guangdong province incorporated into China. Established three quon (╴╴╴) or prefectures, Guilin (獢╴╴╴╴), Nanhai (╴╴╴瘚╴), Cheung (鞊╴). The Siyi (╴╴╴╴╴╴) area was part of Nanhai. This year also marked the start of the largest known construction project ever undertaken by mankind, the Great Wall of China. It stretches about 1,500 miles (2,400 kilometers) across northern China.
222 AD ╴╴喲╴╴甇血╴╴撟╴	Established Pingyi County (撟喳仄╴╴╴), the forerunner of Xinhui County (╴╴唳╴╴蝮╴). The name is a good indication of the area's condition since Yi (憭╴) was the ancient Chinese term for barbarian.	First year of Maximinus I's rule.
280 AD ╴╴╴憭芸熒╴╴╴撟╴	Pingyi County was renamed Xinyi County (╴╴啣仄╴╴╴).
420 ╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴鈭╴撟╴	First official usage of the name Xinhui County (╴╴唳╴╴╴╴╴).
618 ╴╴╴甇血噸╴╴╴撟╴	Lee Yun (╴╴╴瘛╴) established the Tang Dynasty (╴╴╴╴╴╴) with the capital at Ch'ang-an (╴╴瑕╴╴).
701 ╴╴╴╴╴典之頞喳╴╴撟╴ ╴╴╴╴╴券╴瑕╴╴╴╴╴撟╴	One of China's greatest poet, Li Bai (╴╴╴╴╴╴), born.	The end of the Umayyad dynasty (661-701AD), founded by the governor of Syria, a general of Mu'awyah.
743 ╴╴╴憭拙窄銝╴撟╴	Li Bai was appointed to Yu-lin (蝧唳╴╴靘╴憟╴).	The year before, Pepin the Short's son Carolus Magnus or Charlemagne is born in Aachen (Aix-la-Chapelle) on April 2. Buddhism became a state cult in Japan
746 ╴╴╴憭拙窄╴╴剖僑	A disappointed Li Bai left Ch'ang-an and resumed his travelling.	Jun 12, The estimated date for the dedication of the Mayan Temple 22 in Copan, (Honduras).
762 ╴╴╴銝╴╴╴╴銝╴撟╴ ╴╴╴撖嗆╴╴╴╴╴撟╴	Poet Li Bai died.	The Abbasid family built Baghdad. They built Baghdad as they wanted to have a powerful new Capital away from the supporters of the Umayyad family, long time ruler of the Muslims.
907 ╴╴╴憭拍╴╴╴╴╴撟╴	The Tang Dynasty came to a close after 289 years.
1126 摰╴╴╴╴摨瑕╴╴撟╴	The Song capital, Keifeng, under siege by the Jin. A force of 200,000 soldiers from all parts of China tried to left the siege. Failed and the emperor sued for peace. This could well be the year when the Lee clan left Henan for southern China.
1152 摰╴蝝寡╴╴撱蹂╴╴撟╴	Chongshan County (銝剖控蝮╴) was established from the southeastern portion of Xinhui (╴╴唳╴╴蝮╴).	Louis VII, the king of France, annulled his marriage to Eleanor of Aquitane. Eleanor of Aquitane married Henry of Anjou
1452 ╴╴╴╴╴舀陸銝╴撟╴	Land on the northwestern corner of Xinhui (╴╴唳╴╴蝮╴) became Shunde County (╴╴╴敺瑞腦).	Frederick III was crowned as the first Habsburg Holy Roman Emperor.
1478 ╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴撟╴	The southwestern corner of Xinhui was spinned off to form Enping County (╴╴拙像蝮╴)	Hungary gained Moravia and Silesia. Ivan III incorporated Novgorod into the Duchy of Moscow. Le Thanh Ton (Vietnam) sacks Luang Prabang (Laos)
1499 ╴╴╴撘╴瘝餃╴╴鈭╴撟╴	In Febuary Xinning County (╴╴啣祐蝮╴) was formed by carving a parcel of land from the southern part of Xinhui (╴╴唳╴╴蝮╴).	Perkin Warbeck, pretender to the English throne, was executed by Henry VII. Switzerland became an independent republic.
1649 皜╴╴╴╴瘝餃╴剖僑	Kaiping County (╴╴╴撟喟腦) was established from the land between Xinning (╴╴啣祐蝮╴) and Enping (╴╴拙像蝮╴).	In England, Charles I was executed and the start of the Cromwell era.
1732 皜╴╴╴╴甇╴╴╴撟╴	Xinhui County's (╴╴唳╴╴蝮╴) boundary was redrawn and Hakshan County (曊游控蝮╴) was created from the northeastern section.	Benjamin Franklin published Poor Richard's Almanac in America The Derby Mercury newspaper was founded. Famine in western Japan. Covent Garden Opera House opened in London.
1857 皜╴╴╴貉╴╴銝╴撟╴ 憭芸像憭拙╴╴銝╴撟╴	Start of the Second Opium War (蝚砌╴╴甈⊿╴╴╴╴╴╴╴啁╴╴) which last till 1860	Australia imposed a head tax of £10 on Chinese arrivals
1860 皜╴╴╴貉╴╴╴╴╴撟╴ 憭芸像憭拙╴╴╴╴╴撟╴	The joined British and French forced captured Beijing and set fire to the Imperial Garden (╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴). The subsequent Convention of Beijing (銝剛╴勗╴╴鈭祆╴╴蝝╴,銝剜╴╴╴╴╴鈭祆╴╴蝝╴) forced China to open Tianjin as trading port to both the British and French, the leasing of Kowloon and a crippling indemnity of 4 million taels of silver to each European power	The colony of Vancouver Island introduced legislation proposing a $10 head tax on all Chinese entrants into Canada that was defeated.
1871 皜╴╴╴╴瘝餃╴╴撟╴	Russian forces invaded Xinjing (╴╴啣╴╴) Japanese fishermen arrived in Taiwan and conflicted with the locals.	The B.C. Legislative Council proposed a $50 head tax that was defeated. Franco-Prussian War The Siege and Commune of Paris. The Great Fire of Chicago.
1872 皜╴╴╴╴瘝餃╴╴銝╴撟╴	The Shanghai Streamship Company (銝╴瘚瑁憚╴╴寞╴╴╴╴╴撅╴) established Japan invaded Taiwan.	The B.C. Legislature attempted to exclude Chinese labour on public works projects and was defeated.
1875 皜╴╴╴╴蝺╴╴╴╴撟╴	Korea asked China to mediate on the conflict between Korea and Japan.	The Qualifications and Registration of Voters Act was passed, thereby taking away the right of Chinese Canadians to vote in elections in British Columbia.
1878 皜╴╴╴╴蝺╴╴╴╴撟╴	Peace restored in Xinjing after 15 years of unrest.	The B.C. Legislature proposed legislation imposing a $10 special tax on Chinese Canadians. It was passed, but ruled unconstitutional by the courts in British Columbia.
1882 皜╴╴╴╴蝺╴╴╴怠僑	Start of the French Indochina War 1882-83 Sino-Korean Treaty (隞╴撌╴璇╴蝝╴). Another stage in ongoing conflict of Japan's invasion of Korea. This year marked the present of Chinese troops in Korea	The USA passed the Chinese Exclusion Act
1885 皜╴╴╴╴蝺╴╴╴╴銝╴撟╴	China ceased control of Vietname to the French as stipulated in the 1884 Treaty of Tianjin (憭拇揖璇╴蝝╴) China and Japan agreed to withdraw all troops from Korea. In future all events there will be jointly resolved. This effectively ended China's relation with Korea.	The Canadian government imposed a %50 head tax on all Chinese immigrants.
1900 皜╴╴╴╴蝺╴鈭╴╴╴╴╴╴剖僑	The Boxer Rebellion or Fists of Righteous Harmony (蝢拙╴╴╴╴╴) resulted in the sacking of Beijing by a force composed of the British, French, German, Austrian, Russian, Italian, American and Japanese army units (╴╴怠╴╴╴╴航╴╴)	The government of Canada passed the Chinese Immigration Act which raised the head tax to $100, effective 1902.
1901 皜╴╴╴╴蝺╴鈭╴╴╴╴銝╴撟╴	In order to end foreign powers occupation of Beijing the Qing government was forced to sign the humiliating and sovereignty forfeiting 1901 Treaty. The main contents of the Treaty included: China would pay an indemnity of 450 million taels of silver, with the customs tariffs as the guarantee; the fort at Dagu (憭拇揖憭扳祭) was to be demolished and imperialist troops were to be stationed in Beijing and at all strategic points along the railway between Beijing and Shanghaiguan Pass (撅望絲╴╴╴); Dongjiaominxiang (╴╴梢╴╴瘞╴撌╴) of Beijing was designated as the embassies area and all the powers were allowed to send their garrisons for protection and Chinese people were prohibited to reside there	Australia passed the Immigration Restriction Act which is better known as the White Australia Policy
1903 皜╴╴╴╴蝺╴鈭╴╴╴╴銋╴撟╴	Russia and Japan declared war on each other over conflicting interest in Manchuria	The government of Canada passed the Chinese Immigration Act which raised the head tax to $500, effective 1904.
1914 瘞╴╴╴╴銝╴撟╴	Xinning County (╴╴啣祐蝮╴)was renamed to Taishan County (╴╴啣控蝮╴) to avoid conflict with counties elsewhere having the same name.	In August war broke out in Europe with England, France and Russia against Austro-Hungary and Germany.
1922 瘞╴╴╴╴╴╴╴銝╴撟╴	Dr. Sun Yat-sin (摮思葉撅╴) left Guangzhou (撱╴╴╴)for Shanghai (銝╴瘚╴). The Chinese Communist Party held its Second National Congress (╴╴典╴╴隞╴”憭扳╴╴).	The Canadian parliament passed a resolution in favour of terminating Chinese immigration effective July 1, 1923.
1923 瘞╴╴╴╴╴╴╴鈭╴撟╴	In Shanghai Dr. Sun Yat-sin announced co-operation with the Soviet Union. Dr. Sun Yat-sin returned to Guangzhou and organized the Revolutionary government (╴╴拙╴賣╴踹╴╴).	The Canadian parliament passed the Chinese Immigration Act, banning immigration generally of any Chinese into Canada, with the exception of merchants, university students, Canadian-born Chinese and diplomatic personnel.
1943 瘞╴╴╴╴銝╴╴╴╴鈭╴撟╴	Year Six of the eight years war (╴╴怠僑╴╴╴╴╴╴) against the Japanese invasion of China (╴╴交╴砌噩╴╴╴).	The United States of America repealed the Chinese Exclusion Act on December 17
1947 瘞╴╴╴╴銝╴╴╴╴╴╴剖僑	Year Two of the third civil war between the Communists and the ruling Kuomintang (╴╴╴╴╴勗╴扳╴╴).	Canadian parliament repealed the Chinese Immigration Act, following pressure, e.g. by the Committee for the Repeal of the Chinese Immigration Act, formed by church and labour groups. Chinese immigration was henceforth regulated by the 1930 rules for Asiatics which allowed only the sponsorship of wife and children by Canadian citizens
1973	In the grip of the Cultural Revolution (╴╴╴╴╴╴╴╴拙╴╴) unleashed by Mao Zendong (瘥╴瞉斗╴╴) in late 1965	Australia finally removed all discriminations contained in the Immigration Restriction Act of 1901 The last US combat soldier left Vietnam The Watergate Affair of coverups by US President Nixon which eventually led to his resignation The Arab-Israeli War of 1973 was a war between Israel and Egypt and Syria