xiongnu war造句

• Following the success of the Han Xiongnu War, Chinese states would also regularly strive to extend their power westwards.
• Xiongnu empire disintegrated into two parts during the 1st century, eventually the Xiongnu fell due to the defeat in the Han Xiongnu War.
• It was only during the Han Xiongnu War launched by Emperor Wu that the Han Dynasty proactively sought to take over the former borderlands of the Qin Dynasty.
• These campaigns into tribal territory proved more expensive than they were worth and in 126 BC they were both cancelled to shift resources to the Xiongnu wars in the north.
• Though requiring additional revenue to fund the Han Xiongnu War, the government during Emperor Wu of Han's reign ( 141 87 BC ) sought to avoid heavy taxation of small landowners.
• After a botched attempt at luring the Xiongnu army into an ambush at the Battle of Mayi in 133 BC, the era of " heqin "-style appeasement was broken and the Han Xiongnu War went into full swing.
• The Han Xiongnu War began with Emperor Wu of Han, and the Han colonized the area of the Ordos as the commandery of Shuofang in 127 BCE . Prior to this campaign, there were already earlier commanderies established by Qin and Zhao before they were overrun by the Xiongnu in 209 BCE.
• The "'Han Xiongnu War "', also known as the "'Sino-Xiongnu War "', was a series of military battles fought between the Chinese Han dynasty and the Xiongnu confederated state from 133 BC to 89 AD . Under ambush them at Mayi.
• The "'Han Xiongnu War "', also known as the "'Sino-Xiongnu War "', was a series of military battles fought between the Chinese Han dynasty and the Xiongnu confederated state from 133 BC to 89 AD . Under ambush them at Mayi.
• Because of its strategic location astride the Silk Road, the Western Regions have been historically significant since at least the 3rd century BC . It was the site of the Han Xiongnu War until 89 AD . In the 6th century, the Tang campaign against the oasis states lead to Chinese control of the region until the An Lushan Rebellion.
• Located in the former northern territory of the Xiongnu confederation, Lake Baikal is one site of the Han Xiongnu War, where the armies of the Han dynasty pursued and defeated the Xiongnu forces from the 2nd century BC to the 1st century AD . They recorded that the lake was a " huge sea " ( " hanhai " ) and designated it the North Sea ( " B
  ih?i " ) of the semimythical Four Seas.