2020年4月22日 · When most people think of "Huns" and "Mongols", they are thinking of Atilla's empire of the mid 400's and Genghis Khan's Mongolian Empire of the 1200's. Since there's a good 800 years between them, obviously the answer is "no" on that level. It sounds like what you heard is the story of the Yuezhi.

Who were the Hun people who made several appearances in Eurasian history? Were they Finno-Ugric, Paleo-Siberean, Mongolic or Turkic? Were the Hun who attacked Roman Empire extensions of the Xiong...

2016年4月9日 · I would like to argue that it isn't simply the Europeans. East Asian, South Asian and Middle Eastern agrarian civilizations have also suffered from military domination by central asian nomads from the steppes before the 1200-1400s. The Huns wrecked havoc on India, the Mongols on Islamic and Chinese civilizations, and the Turks on India and ...

2022年12月1日 · This question seems good, but the context is a little off. What exactly began in the 13th century? Migrations and invasions from the Eurasian Steppe go back (at least) to the Indo-Europeans in he early 3rd millennium BCE, followed by Iranian groups like Cimmerians, Scythians, Alans, the Huns (whoever they were), Turkic peoples like Bulgars, Khazars, …

2020年5月5日 · The Mongols conquered China and established the Yuan dynasty. The Manchus conquered China and established the Qing dynasty. Why is it in both cases, the conquering countries became part of China at the end of their dynasty? Today, the Manchus do not even have a separate nation of their own, unlike the Mongolians.

2021年7月26日 · The Sarmatians (functionally Scythians in terms of culture and warfare) performed miserably against the Goths in the Gothic-Sarmatian war, then were immediately afterwards conquered by the Huns.

2018年7月15日 · From the Huns to the Mongols, pastoral nomads keep coming up in history books. Entire empires have fallen to them, from Rome to various Chinese dynasties to Persians. And yet, when these nomads set...

2023年9月25日 · they both fight wars thats y they are the same :| Get a life and do your homework :-|

2022年12月10日 · Buddhists

Okay, your statement regarding the Huns and Goths- (or Visigoths) helping to destroy the (Western) Roman Empire is historically valid, however, the initial question was regarding a causal connection between the construction of the Great Wall of China and Rome's downfall, whereby the Mongol-Huns- (and as you said, other "various steppe peoples ...