The Front Han Dynasty (202 BC - 9 BC) was a powerful and unified feudal dynasty after the ancient Qin Dynasty in China. In 202 BC February 28th, Liu Bang was the country's Han Emperor. There were fourteen emperors in the Front Han Dynasty, which lasted for 211 years. The establishment of the Front Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system in many institutions, and the implementation of the policy on reducing corvee and taxes were carried out. In the campaign against the Huns, Zhang Qian went to the western regions to expand foreign exchanges, resulting in the silk road. The "Zhaojun Departs the Frontier" was a symbol, the relationship between the Han Dynasty and peripheral continued to develop.

The Historical Map of the Han Dynasty in China-Front Han shows the following legends:

• Han capital-Chang'an County
• County seat - Western River County
• Other residents-Yang Guan
• Tribal regime
• State administrative region
• The current borders
• Capital-Beijing
• The municipalities, provinces, autonomous region people's Government-Shanghai
• The people's Government of the resident-Dandong
• The other residents-Mohe County