To the Han dynasty, this distinctive figure represented

a) a means to gaining military prowess and strengthening the empire’s defenses.
b) a “heavenly” and mystical creature from whom the rulers gained their power.
c) an innovative bronze casting technique mastered by Han artists.
d) a shift away from the ancient symbol of the dragon to a new identity for the empire


Ans: a)  a means to gaining military prowess and strengthening the empire’s defenses.

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