The Awakening of China
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c), is dated from Changsha, its capital.* In the south the savage tribes by which the Chinese * See "Chinese Legends and Other Poems," by W. A. P. Martin.
HOUSE OF HAN m were opposed made a deep impression on the character of the people, but left*no record in history. Not so with the powerful foe encountered in the north. Under the title of Shanyu, he was a forerunner of the Grand Khan of Tartary — claiming equality with the emper- ors of China and exchanging embassies on equal terms.
His peopl...e, known as the Hitmghu, are supposed to have been ancestors of the Huns.
CHAPTER XXI THE THREE KINGDOMS, THE NAN-PEH CHAO, AND THE SUI DYNASTY, 214—618 A. D.
The States of Wei, Wu, and Shuh—A Popular Historical Romance — Chu-koh Liang, an Inventive Genius— The "three P's, "Pen, Paper, Printing— The Sui Dynasty AFTER fotir centuries of undisputed sway, the sceptre is seen ready to fall from the nerveless hands of feeble monarchs. Eunuchs ustirp authority, and the hydra of rebellion raises its many heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c), is dated from Changsha, its capital.* In the south the savage tribes by which the Chinese * See "Chinese Legends and Other Poems," by W. A. P. Martin.
HOUSE OF HAN m were opposed made a deep impression on the character of the people, but left*no record in history. Not so with the powerful foe encountered in the north. Under the title of Shanyu, he was a forerunner of the Grand Khan of Tartary — claiming equality with the emper- ors of China and exchanging embassies on equal terms.
His peopl...e, known as the Hitmghu, are supposed to have been ancestors of the Huns.
CHAPTER XXI THE THREE KINGDOMS, THE NAN-PEH CHAO, AND THE SUI DYNASTY, 214—618 A. D.
The States of Wei, Wu, and Shuh—A Popular Historical Romance — Chu-koh Liang, an Inventive Genius— The "three P's, "Pen, Paper, Printing— The Sui Dynasty AFTER fotir centuries of undisputed sway, the sceptre is seen ready to fall from the nerveless hands of feeble monarchs. Eunuchs ustirp authority, and the hydra of rebellion raises its many heads.
What to read after The Awakening of China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a P William Alexander Parsons Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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