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Your usb-C port is data only so does not carry its own video signal. You can get two monitors off a docking station connected to either the USB-C or legacy USB 3.0 port if the dock has something called DisplayLink built in. This is basically a chip in the dock that turns usb into a video signal. It's not good for gaming, but will be fine for watching videos and other standard computer tasks.
Something like this:
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The one I linked will do that. It has an HDMI and a DVI but easy to attach a very cheap DVI to HDMI adapter. Both are digital video and the only difference is DVI does not carry audio but you do not need to carry audio to more than one monitor and the dock also has its own audio output for your speakers. It also has the RJ-45 port you need.
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