Xin Dynasty

The Xin Dynasty (Highinese: xín gágóu; lit.: new old country; Chinese: 辛朝; pinyin: Xīn cháo) is the first dynasty of Highina, founded on 2050 AV by Ga the Great, and lasted until 300 AV, when it was succeeded by the Qian Dynasty.

The Xinzangqu site is home to the earliest known body of Highinese writing, mostly inscriptions on rocks (tablets) while the Zanung site (Ruins of Xin) is home to the oldest royal tombs and palaces. The Xinzangqu inscriptions provide insight to economy and art, while the Zanung inscriptions provide information on medicine, politics and contains the oldest historical stories.