Liao Jian-tai
Abstract
The paper holds that the peace-through-marriage policy that the Western Han administration adopted in the handling of diplomatic relations with the Huns,in spite of its ups and downs,contributed greatly to the stability of both the Huns and the Chinese and the merging of the two ethnic groups.
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The paper holds that the peace-through-marriage policy that the Western Han administration adopted in the handling of diplomatic relations with the Huns,in spite of its ups and downs,contributed greatly to the stability of both the Huns and the Chinese and the merging of the two ethnic groups.
Key concepts: Ethnic group, Administration (probate law), Han chinese, Political science, Ancient history, History, Law, Single-nucleotide polymorphism