A prince of this dynasty was ordered to commit suicide alongside this dynasty’s general Meng Tiang. An emperor from this dynasty, who faced a rebellion from (-5[1])Chen Sheng, allegedly ordered anyone who called a deer a deer executed. (-5[1])A ruler from this dynasty ordered a man pretending to be a eunuch torn apart by five horses for an attempted coup and (15[1])a relationship with his mother Lady Zhao. That ruler’s body was carried in a caravan of rotten fish to hide his death. Jing Ke visited a ruler from this dynasty with a severed head (15[1])and a rolled up (*) map concealing a dagger, (-5[1])while a different assassination attempt against that ruler involved a lead-filled (10[1])lute. A ruler from this dynasty’s obsession with immortality led him to take pills of mercury and to have rivers (10[1])of mercury (10[1])placed in his extravagant tomb. (10[1])For 10 points, name this first imperial dynasty of China founded by Shi Huangdi. (10[2])■END■