Northern Frontier: The Policies and Strategy of the Later Han Empire
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Table of Contents Maps and Tables Preface 1 The Government and Geography of the Northern Frontier of Later Han 1-53 The Qiang Tribes and the Empire of Han: the establishment of Chinese authority 3 The Qiang Tribes and the Empire of Han: frontier wars and the great rebellions 50-150 AD 4 The Qiang Tribes and the Empire of Han: make a desert and call it peace 150-220 AD 5 The Xlongnu, the Former Han Dynasty, and the government of Wang Mang 6 Division and Conquest: Xiongnu and Han in the first century AD 7 Ashes of Success: Xiongnu, Xianbi and Han 90-150 AD 8 The End of Empire in the North 9 The Wuhan People and the Empire of Han 10 The Causes and Consequences of Failure Chronology of the Northern Frontier in the First Two Centuries AD Notes Bibliography Index
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