Medieval Chinese Warfare 300-900Routledge, 2 вер. 2003 р. - 304 стор. Shortly after 300 AD, barbarian invaders from Inner Asia toppled China's Western Jin dynasty, leaving the country divided and at war for several centuries. Despite this, the empire gradually formed a unified imperial order. Medieval Chinese Warfare, 300-900 explores the military strategies, institutions and wars that reconstructed the Chinese empire that has survived into modern times. |
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... period). For the most part, however, this book must rely primarily on the “standard” dynastic histories covering the period from 300 to 900, including the History of the Jin Dynasty (Jin shu), the History of the Wei Dynasty (Weishu) ...
... period). For the most part, however, this book must rely primarily on the “standard” dynastic histories covering the period from 300 to 900, including the History of the Jin Dynasty (Jin shu), the History of the Wei Dynasty (Weishu) ...
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... period and Gao Xianzhi in the middle of the eighth century, made sure that their secretaries sent in reports that were more flattering than the facts warranted, while others were in the habit of falsifying reports, magnifying small ...
... period and Gao Xianzhi in the middle of the eighth century, made sure that their secretaries sent in reports that were more flattering than the facts warranted, while others were in the habit of falsifying reports, magnifying small ...
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... period (AD 220–63) to multiply the enemy's casualties by ten when reporting a victory.28 The modern Chinese historian Li Tsefen, a former military officer himself, has asserted that the early historians had a purely literary attitude ...
... period (AD 220–63) to multiply the enemy's casualties by ten when reporting a victory.28 The modern Chinese historian Li Tsefen, a former military officer himself, has asserted that the early historians had a purely literary attitude ...
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... almost without reservation, and armies in this range seem to have been by far the most common during the period in question. It is probably no accident that in his treatise on the art of war the early Tang general Li Jing used a force.
... almost without reservation, and armies in this range seem to have been by far the most common during the period in question. It is probably no accident that in his treatise on the art of war the early Tang general Li Jing used a force.
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... period (453–221 BC) and the Qin and Han empires (221 BC–AD 220) that contributed to shaping the warfare of the medieval period. This legacy included not only weapons, tactics, and a body of prescriptive literature on the art of war, but ...
... period (453–221 BC) and the Qin and Han empires (221 BC–AD 220) that contributed to shaping the warfare of the medieval period. This legacy included not only weapons, tactics, and a body of prescriptive literature on the art of war, but ...
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