Hello, it's Greg here. Just before we begin, I just wanted to let you know that this is

the last episode of Home School History. At least for this series, who knows what the

future may hold. But if you want more history and you want it to sound a bit like me, well

good news because there's my other history podcast you're dead to me. It's a bit like

this one, but it's longer, and I have guests who join me. We've got very funny comedians

and expert historians, and we will have a very nice chat for about 45 minutes. I should

mention this one's mostly for the grownups. We are occasionally a bit naughty. Oops.

But if that's very much what you're looking for, then do search for your dead to me on BBC

Sounds, where there's a whole back catalog of previous episodes. And very excitingly, new

episodes will be arriving soon. So that's your dead to me on BBC Sounds. But for now, in

terms of Home School History, thanks very much for listening. We had a huge amount of

fun making this show, and we're very proud of it. And we loved all your feedback. Thank

you so much. But I'm getting all soppy now, so let's crack on with the episode so we

can say goodbye properly. This one's all about the first Emperor of China,

Jinchi Huang D.

Hello, and welcome to Home School History. I'm Greg Jena, and I've spent my whole career

making history fun on the TV show Horrible Histories. And more recently on the BBC

podcast, You're Dead to Me. Well, that's mostly for the grownups.

With everyone being cooped up in the house, I thought I'd deliver a snappy history lesson

to entertain and educate the whole family, who says that home schooling can't be a bit

of fun.

Today we are journeying back over 2,000 years to learn all about the fiercely fascinating

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