Xiongnu

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The Xiongnu were a tribal confederation of nomadic peoples who, according to ancient Chinese sources, inhabited the eastern Eurasian Steppe from the 3rd century BC to the late 1st century AD. Modu Chanyu, the supreme leader after 209 BC, founded the Xiongnu Empire.

-300 — 500  Wikimedia, Wikidata

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The Hsiung-nu or Huns in Central Asia 176 BCThe Hsiung-nu or Huns in Central Asia 176 BC
Horse stomping a Xiongnu warrior. Tomb of Huo Qubing, 茂陵 (with face detail, two angles)Horse stomping a Xiongnu warrior. Tomb of Huo Qubing, 茂陵 (with face detail, two angles)
Buckle with a scene of boar hunting, 2nd–1st century BC. From Saksanokhur, Tajikistan.Buckle with a scene of boar hunting, 2nd–1st century BC. From Saksanokhur, Tajikistan.
Xiongnu warrior (vanquished), horse statue of the tomb of Huo Qubing, Han DynastyXiongnu warrior (vanquished), horse statue of the tomb of Huo Qubing, Han Dynasty
Lady Zhaojun Leaves China, by You QiuLady Zhaojun Leaves China, by You Qiu
Detail of the Hawk Hunt, a scroll painting depicting Chinese concubine, Wang Zhaojun, given to a Xiongnu leader as part of attempt to secure an alliance Qianlong period, 1776 CE Shaanxi Province ChinaDetail of the Hawk Hunt, a scroll painting depicting Chinese concubine, Wang Zhaojun, given to a Xiongnu leader as part of attempt to secure an alliance Qianlong period, 1776 CE Shaanxi Province China
Detail of the Hawk Hunt, a scroll painting depicting Chinese concubine, Wang Zhaojun, given to a Xiongnu leader as part of attempt to secure an alliance Qianlong period, 1776 CE Shaanxi Province ChinaDetail of the Hawk Hunt, a scroll painting depicting Chinese concubine, Wang Zhaojun, given to a Xiongnu leader as part of attempt to secure an alliance Qianlong period, 1776 CE Shaanxi Province China
The Hsiung-nu or Huns in Central Asia 176 and 128-36 BCThe Hsiung-nu or Huns in Central Asia 176 and 128-36 BC
The Hsiung-nu or Huns in Central Asia 176 and 128-36 BCThe Hsiung-nu or Huns in Central Asia 176 and 128-36 BC
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    TypeSubtypeDateDescriptionNotesSource
    eventarmed conflict120Battle of HexiHan dynasty, battle, XiongnuWikidata
    eventarmed conflict199Battle of Baidengbattle, Xiongnu, government of the Han dynastyWikidata
    eventarmed conflict89Battle of the Altai Mountainsbattle, Xiongnu, Xianbei, DinglingWikidata
    eventwar138Han–Xiongnu WarsHan dynasty, Xiongnu, series of warsWikidata
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    commonsimageHorse stomping a Xiongnu warrior. Tomb of Huo Qubing, 茂陵 (with face detail, two angles) Commons
    commonsimageBuckle with a scene of boar hunting, 2nd–1st century BC. From Saksanokhur, Tajikistan. Commons
    commonsimageXiongnu warrior (vanquished), horse statue of the tomb of Huo Qubing, Han Dynasty Commons
    commonsimageLady Zhaojun Leaves China, by You Qiu Commons
    commonsimageDetail of the Hawk Hunt, a scroll painting depicting Chinese concubine, Wang Zhaojun, given to a Xiongnu leader as part of attempt to secure an alliance Qianlong period, 1776 CE Shaanxi Province China Commons
    commonsimageDetail of the Hawk Hunt, a scroll painting depicting Chinese concubine, Wang Zhaojun, given to a Xiongnu leader as part of attempt to secure an alliance Qianlong period, 1776 CE Shaanxi Province China Commons
    commonsimageThe Hsiung-nu or Huns in Central Asia 176 and 128-36 BC Commons
    commonsimageThe Hsiung-nu or Huns in Central Asia 176 and 128-36 BC Commons
    commonsimageОстатки раскопок Commons
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