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The Great Jin Dynasty has returned to the world after a team of archaeologists uncovered three tombs from the 1115-1234 AD era, located in Changzhi city, Shanxi province.

The story of Dynasty Warriors spans from about 184 CE to 210 CE, coinciding with the rise of Cao Cao, the founder of the Wei Kingdom which would eventually become the Jin Dynasty.

It was built in the 10th to 12th centuries AD by several dynasties, most notably the Jin dynasty, which was founded by Jurchen people from Siberia and northeast China.

Record-setting price paid for seal given by China’s Jin dynasty to a nobleman of Korea’s Goguryeo kingdom in China Guardian’s Hong Kong sale.

Four of the tombs are from the Han Dynasty dating to between 206 BC and 220 AD, eight were from the Jin and Southern Dynasties of 265-589 AD, and 15 burials were from the Tang Dynasty of 618-907 AD.