Han and Jin Central Governments' Rule of and Influence on the South Huns
Jin Jun Luo
Abstract
Jin Jun Luo
Abstract
The Huns were split into the north and south parts in the early Han Dynasty. The south Huns, who surrendered to the Han government settled down in the interior of Han. The Han and Jin central governments' rule went through conversion from conciliation to dividing domination, which brought a lot of influence to the leading core, economy, culture and national mentality of the south Huns.
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The Huns were split into the north and south parts in the early Han Dynasty. The south Huns, who surrendered to the Han government settled down in the interior of Han. The Han and Jin central governments' rule went through conversion from conciliation to dividing domination, which brought a lot of influence to the leading core, economy, culture and national mentality of the south Huns.
Key concepts: Conciliation, Government (linguistics), Ancient history, Political science, History, Economic history, Law, Philosophy