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            The Qin Dynasty (221 BC-206 BC) was much larger than the Warring States. The Qin dynasty’s border started at the Huang He river. The border then goes eastward to the middle of modern day China. The border then goes south to Vietnam, and north all the way up the east coast. The Warring States were much smaller than the Qin dynasty. In fact the Warring states were around half the size of the Qin dynasty. The Qin dynasty covered more land eastward. The land that was covered eastward was now a solid form not spotty like in the Warring States.  Also the Qin dynasty went much more south then the Warring States. The Warring States were around half the length of the Qin dynasty. The capital of the Qin dynasty was Xianyang. Unlike the warring states the Qin dynasty had a capital because it was united. In all the Qin dynasty is much greater then the Warring States. But the Qin dynasty is very small compared to modern China. The Qin dynasty is around a third of the size of modern China.