This was in fact the former Chinese first-person "singular" pronoun (i.e., "I") but following his unification of China the emperor Shi Huangdi arrogated it entirely for his personal use.
However, following his unification of China, the emperor Shi Huangdi arrogated it entirely for his personal use. This was in fact the former Chinese first-person pronoun (that is,'I').
This was in fact the former Chinese first-person pronoun (that is,'I'). However, following his unification of China, the emperor Shi Huangdi arrogated it entirely for his personal use.
This was in fact the former Chinese first-person pronoun (that is,'I'). However, following his unification of China, the emperor Shi Huangdi arrogated it entirely for his personal use.