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"...The wall wasn't a fully effective line of defense. Various invaders managed to breach the barrier. Every sentry was a potential weak spot, because sentries could be bribed. In the mid-1600s at a well-fortified mountain pass near the Yellow Sea, a turncoat general simply let Manchu horse soldiers ride through. The invaders marched into Beijing, established a new dynasty, and did no further work on the Great Wall -- which had, after all, failed to hinder their invasion. During the next three centuries, much of the wall crumbled or was overgrown." --HowStuffWorks.com
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What physical structure was built in China to defend against invasions by the Huns?
The Great Wall of China GHolleway
What was Bodhidharma called in China?
In Chinese texts, Bodhidharma is referred to as "the Blue-eyed Barbarian."
What country withstood invasions from Kublai Khan Napoleon and Hitler?
Poland and the south of china
How did Japan's relations with China and Korea develop after the Mongol invasions?
I answer this question with another question. Why is the category US in WW2?
Why is the Great Wall of China facing the wrong way?
The Great Wall of China was built to protect against invasions from the north, so it faces north to defend against potential threats from that direction.
What was the reasoning behind the construction of the Great Wall of china?
In Chinese history, the Great Wall played an important role in preventing the central plain from nomadic invasions. From that standpoint, it also deserves the adjective 'great' in its name.
Northern China built the Great Wall to protect itself from the invasions of the?
the Mongolia attacking china
What physical structure was built in china to defend invasions by the Huns?
The Great Wall of China GHolleway
What physical structure was built in China to defend against invasions by the Huns?
The Great Wall of China GHolleway
was the great wall built to protect china from invasions?
no it was to make people walk from the start and back to SEE china
What was Bodhidharma called in China?
In Chinese texts, Bodhidharma is referred to as "the Blue-eyed Barbarian."
What was a goal of the Mongol invasions in China and around the continent of Asia?
to build a larger empire
What did the great wall defend china against?
The northern barbarian invaders: The Mongols, the Manchus, the Huns, etc...
What country withstood invasions from Kublai Khan Napoleon and Hitler?
Poland and the south of china
What were the immediate results of japans invasions of china?
My Nuts Get Huger & the soldiers have relationships with 2000 chinese women
What are two geographical features that have helped China from invasions?
Gobi desert and TaklaMakan Desert and Himalayan mountains
What natural and human-made features helped protect China form invasions?
I don't know.... I'm asking you!
