Singleton Mosby said:
I did some reserch on Chinese and Indian cultures.
China
3000-1800
During this period there where 4 great cultures:
Kansu / Yeng-Shao / Lung-Shen / (Northern-)Hopei
1800-1500 The Hsiady culture conquered all others and ruled China.
The period of the Seven waring states only started in 403 (and lasted until 221) If you like to know the specific coutnries jsut say so but I think it falls outside the game-period.
India
3000-2500 In the north west corner of India a 5 different cultures flourished.
(Pakistan) Amri / Nal / Bulli / Nundara
(Afghanistan) Quetta
2500-> Around 2500 Harappa hand conquered all of the Indus valley and was moving to the southe-east
If you need more info on any of them tell me.
I'm a Chinese.
There were two main cultures in about 3000 B.C. in Northern China, Yi and Xia.
The Kings of Shang Dynasty were Yi. The Zhou's were Xia.
We believe than the ruler before Shang Dynasty were from Xia.
The two cultures started to mix during early Zhou Dynasty, and completely mixed in Han.
Yi were mainly in the eastern parts of Northern China. They lived on the coast and good at fishing. Some did not mixed with Xia moved to Korea, Tibet and Manchuria.
Xia were mainly in the western parts of Northern China. They lived by the river and good at farming. Some did not mixed with Yi moved to Tibet and Mongolia.
There are main tribes of the two curtural, and they become family names today:
Xia: Ji (Huangdi, Zhuanxu, Ku, Yao, Shun, Zhou Dynasty were from it), Si (Xia Dynasty)
Yi: Jiang (Yan Emperor was from it), Zhi (Shang Dynasty was from it), Mi (Kingdom of Chu), Ying (Qin Dynasty), Lu (Ducy of Qi)
Sometimes a son of a Xia leader would be a leader of Yi. For example Shaohao is son of Huangdi. He moved to the east and become leader of Yi.
In Southern China, Mi of Yi and Zhuanxu of Ji moved from the north and often has war with Miao, who the original residents of Northern China. Yue were lived on the coast of Southern China. Some mixed with Han and become Cantonese. Some moved to Indosina and become Vietnamese.