How did a series of weak emperors affect the Han dynasty? Foreign powers were able to take control of large areas. Rivalries between powerful landowners divided the empire. Multiple heirs of the emperors created competition for the throne. Local leaders used bribery to gain power to challenge the throne.

The correct answer is D) Local leaders used bribery to gain power to challenge the throne.

A series of weak emperors affected the Han dynasty in that local leaders used bribery to gain power to challenge the throne.

However, we have to consider that the collapse of the Hang Dynasty in ancient China was the combination of several factors, not just one.

Of course, weak and bad rulers did not have the leadership and vision to maintain the privileged economic and political situation that inherited. Bu also corruption and bribes. There was also the empress's influence in decisions and the eunuchs that lived in the court that considered that they were too young to be the emperors. And of course, let's not forget the importance and consequences of the Yellow Turban Revolt, a peasant rebellion in the year 184.

Your answer is D

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