During this period, a man who's supposed name literally means "lustful misdeed" underwent a fake castration to enter the royal women's court, but went on to father two children with the emperor's mother. One politician active during this dynasty avoided expulsion by telling the emperor about "the sultry girls of Zhao." Jia Yi wrote an "Essay on the Transgressions" of this 
During this period, a man who's supposed name literally means "lustful misdeed" underwent a fake castration to enter the royal women's court, but went on to father two children with the emperor's mother. One politician active during this dynasty avoided expulsion by telling the emperor about "the sultry girls of Zhao." Jia Yi wrote an "Essay on the Transgressions" of this dynasty, blaming its demise on its lack of focus on education. A man whose political career began by noting how the rats in the barn were more well-fed than their counterparts was betrayed by the eunuch (*) Zhao Gao and executed; that politician was Li Si. A merchant who commissioned the Springs and Autumns of Mr. Lu during this dynasty was sent a sword by its founding emperor, who notably searched for an elixir of immortality, conducted the "burning of the books and burying of the scholars," and built a terracotta army. For 10 points, name this dynasty which embraced Legalism and oversaw Chinese unification under Shi Huangdi.
During this period, a man who's supposed name literally means "lustful misdeed" underwent a fake castration to enter the royal women's court, but went on to father two children with the emperor's mother.