- The
Battle of
Baideng (白登之戰) was a
military conflict between Han
China and the
Xiongnu in 200 BC. In an
alternate account,
Grousset says that the Xiongnu...
- the Han
Empire and the
Xiongnu following the Han
defeat at the
Battle of
Baideng in 200 BC. He died in 195 BC and was
succeeded by his son Liu Ying. According...
- 0089. JSTOR 27870606.
Nickel also
claims that at the 201 BC
battle of
Baideng, Mo-tun's
cavalry were
segregated by color: "red (brown)
horses formed...
-
Xiongnu invaded what is now Shanxi,
where they
defeated the Han
forces at
Baideng in 200 BC.
After negotiations, the
heqin agreement in 198 BC nominally...
-
emperor Gaozu (Gao-Di) with his 320,000-strong army at
Peteng Fortress in
Baideng (present-day Datong, Shanxi).
After Gaozu (Gao-Di)
agreed to all Modu's...
-
their power in Mongolia. They
defeated the Han
Chinese at the
Battle of
Baideng in 200 BC,
marking the
beginning of the
forced Heqin tributary agreement...
- 200 BC
following its
victory against the
Xiongnu nomads at the
Battle of
Baideng.
Located near a p**** to
Inner Mongolia along the
Great Wall, Pingcheng...
-
adopted and
implemented with a
treaty in 198 BC,
following the
Battle of
Baideng two
years prior. Wang Zhaojun, of the Han dynasty, and
Princess Wencheng...
-
Following the
defeat of the Han at the
hands of Modu
Chanyu of the
Xiongnu at
Baideng in 200 BC,
courtier Liu Jing (劉敬) is
dispatched by Han
emperor Gaozu for...
- arrived, the
Xiongnu withdrew. This came to be
known as the
Battle of
Baideng. Gaozu's
narrow escape from
capture by the
Xiongnu convinced him to make...
