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Chinese Strategy Against the Northern Steppe, c.600BC-90AD

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How did Chinese states get down to business to defeat the Huns (Mulan reference)? This video aims to introduce viewers to a formative period in Chinese strategymaking - the initial phase of China's long relationship with steppe nomads, culminating in the 300-year long contest between Han China and the Xiongnu Empire.

Chinese names are given in Modern Chinese/Mandarin pinyin. Forgive the Mandarin pronunciation.

All errors are my own. Sorry for the bad sound quality.

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di Cosmo N. Ancient China and its Enemies. Cambridge University Press 2004.

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Kuan Y. Zhanguoshi [Warring States History]. Taiwan Commercial Press 2001.

Luttwak E. The Rise of China vs. the Logic of Strategy. Belknap Press 2012.

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Huns MulanHan ChinaXiongnu Empire SCRIPT ChineseModern ChineseMandarinI Eastern ZhouBC DealingSemi-Settled PeoplesII Warring States

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