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Why do you think that the Chinese emperor was more concerned about attacks from the north than any other?
The Chinese emperor was primarily concerned about attacks from the north due to the historical patterns of invasions by nomadic tribes, such as the Mongols and Xiongnu, who frequently launched raids into Chinese territory. These groups were often highly mobile and skilled in warfare, making them formidable adversaries. Additionally, the vast, open northern frontier lacked natural barriers, making it easier for invaders to penetrate deep into Chinese lands. This persistent threat led to a focus on fortifying defenses, such as the Great Wall, to protect the empire from northern incursions.
Which characteristic does ancient India share with other early civilizations such as the Egyptians Mesopotamian and Chinese?
They all developed in areas around rivers, with some geographical protection from outside invaders.
How did the Mongols bury their dead prior to Chinese exposure?
Before their exposure to Chinese customs, the Mongols typically practiced sky burial, where the deceased's body was left on a high place for scavengers, particularly birds of prey, to consume. This method reflected their nomadic lifestyle and deep respect for nature, allowing the body to return to the earth in a natural way. In some cases, they also buried their dead in simple graves, often marking the site with stones or other natural markers. These practices emphasized the Mongols' connection to the land and their beliefs surrounding the afterlife.
How did the Mongol Empire become one of the largest empires in the world?
Mongols ate everyone up with their giantvacuum until the death of Genghis Khan and the ruling of Kublai Khan
Why was the Yuan Dynasty important to Chinese culture?
The period of the Yuan Dynasty was so important because the Mongols, lead by Kublai Khan, conquered China. Kublai Khan declared himself to be emperor of China, so the Yuan Dynasty was considered a successor of the Mongolian Empire and a Chinese dynasty. Kublai Khan took jobs from the Chinese and replaced them with people he knew who did the same job in Mongolia rather than employing people most capable of the job. The Mongols liked to fight wars and extend their empire, but the Chinese were less interested in war. Some Chinese people didn't like how the Mongols always went out to fight a war and how they never relaxed. There was some good things that happened during the Yuan Dynasty though, too. The Mongols adopted Chinese culture and philosophies like Confucianism. They respected the ways of the Chinese. The Chinese also adopted Mongol culture.
Are mongols Chinese?
no. but sima qian stated that xiongnu(mongols) ruling clan were descendents of chunwei, a son of jie who is the last ruler of the legendary xia dynasty. sun yat sen also stated that " mongols just forgot that they are Chinese ( with a little laughing)." what else does other ppl think?
Which invaders wanted to conquer Europe but also tolerated other religious groups?
Arabs, and to a lesser extent, Turks, tolerated Christianity and Judaism, although they followed Islam. The Mongols, initially Buddhist, were aligned with Christianity against Islam, but later many adopted Islam and subsequently persecuted Christians.
What conditions led the Mongols to invade the West and East in the 13th Century?
I believe that it was because the Chinese tried to keep the Mongols separated internationally in their own defense. China also turned the Mongols marital energies most commonly against each other.
Why did the Chinese emperors have to great wall built?
Emperor of Qin Dynasty wanted to protect his people from the mongolian invaders to the north.
Why did the Chinese make contact with other cultures?
The Chinese needed trade, and they wanted to expand their influence and culture. This was why the Chinese made contact with other cultures. They became very important traders over time.
Why do you think that the Chinese emperor was more concerned about attacks from the north than any other?
The Chinese emperor was primarily concerned about attacks from the north due to the historical patterns of invasions by nomadic tribes, such as the Mongols and Xiongnu, who frequently launched raids into Chinese territory. These groups were often highly mobile and skilled in warfare, making them formidable adversaries. Additionally, the vast, open northern frontier lacked natural barriers, making it easier for invaders to penetrate deep into Chinese lands. This persistent threat led to a focus on fortifying defenses, such as the Great Wall, to protect the empire from northern incursions.
Did the ancient Chinese dynasties fight each other?
yes they fought each other because on of them wanted to keep immigrants out and the other dynasty didn't care and wanted them to come so they had a war
Which characteristic does ancient India share with other early such as the egyptians Mesopotamians and the Chinese?
They all developed in areas around rivers, with some geographical protection from outside invaders.
Which characteristic does ancient India share with other civilizations such as the Egyptians Mesopotamian and the Chinese?
They all developed in areas around rivers, with some geographical protection from outside invaders.
Which characteristic does ancient India share with other civilizations such as the egyptians Mesopotamians and the Chinese?
They all developed in areas around rivers, with some geographical protection from outside invaders.
Which characteristic does India share with other early civilizations such as the Egyptians Mesopotamians and the Chinese?
They all developed in areas around rivers, with some geographical protection from outside invaders.
How did the great wall of china help the Chinese?
It was also a symbol of unison and kept other countries at a distance because it made China look so powerful as one. The Chinese also might have used the Great Wall of China as a trade route, part of the Silk Road, or a travel route.
