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2205 BCE - 1911 CE 4116
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770 - 249 521
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2205 BCE - 1911 CE 4116
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206 BC - 9 AD 215
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| 138 1st Chinese diplomatic mission to Ferghana Valley led by Chang Chien. |
133 - 89 44 Sino-Xiongnu War between Han Dynasty & tribes of Xiongnu
| 122 Museum of Mausoleum of Nanyue King |
| 121 Chinese, under General Ho Chu-ping, defeat Hsiung-nu. |
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| 106 Chinese & Persians Diplomatic ties. |
100s Wei Qing, a general of Han Dynasty, who strike Xiongnu deeply leading Chinese army & enabled Han control Western Regions later
| 102 Chinese capture Kokand. |
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2205 BCE - 1911 CE 4116
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206 BC - 9 AD 215
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| 51 Hsiung-nu split into two hordes, with Eastern Horde subject to China. |
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1046 - 414 632
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1046 - 350ish 700ish
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1046 - 350ish 700ish
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| 263 - 36 30 1st Great Wall of China constructed by Chihoang-Ti. wall was 1,500 miles long, averaging a height of 20 feet, with a tower every 300 feet, crossing mountains 5,000 feet high. |
| 221 Becomes Empire of China |
210 - 9 1  Terracotta Army Burial |
| 207 Annexed in to Kingdom of Chu |
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42 BCE - 562 CE 604
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660 BC - Present 2671 |
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660 BC - Present 2671 |
290 - 15 75 Oho Yamato Nekohiko Futoni no Mikoto Kōrei
| 200s BC - 200s AD 400s Yoshinogari site-Yoshinogari Dwellings Reconstruction |
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660 BC - Present 2671 |
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660 BC - Present 2671 |
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China
Mongolia
North Korea
South Korea
Taiwan
Liu Fuling 
Mimaki Irihiko Inie no Mikoto
Ikume Irihiko Isachi no Mikoto 