علاقة أباطرة الصين بإمبراطورية الهون التركية وتأثيرها على تجارة طريق الحرير (220 ق. م-105 م)‎

الملخص EN

Chinese historians focused their books on their neighbors, the central Asian nomads, on their northwestern borders, called the Huns, who were troubling the Chinese empire, fearing their shares and power, which prompted their emperors to build the great wall of China extending thousands of kilometers north of China to ward off their attacks and protect trade lanes, and the Turkish Huns were known to...

Chinese documents name the Hisung-nu, who succeeded in concluding political alliances and trade agreements with their neighboring tribes, through which they controlled the land trade routes west of the Chinese empire, which caused China to enter into long wars against the Huns and their allies to limit their political and economic influence in central Asia, which led the Chinese emperors during the Han Dynasty to discover a new trade route linking it with the West, known as the Western silk road.