C168 Coming

During this month, quite a few things happened to Xiao Wen.

First, was Sun Shangxiang.

Her father, Sun Jian, was currently fighting alongside Liu Bang in the country.

After hearing that his daughter practiced kung fu with Xiao Wen, not only did he not look disgusted like Shangguan Tinzhi, but he also looked as if a heavy burden had been lifted from his shoulders.

To be honest, although he doted on his daughter, he did not stop her when she wanted to be a ranger.

But from the bottom of his heart, Sun Jian still didn't want his daughter to live the life of a travelling adventurer.

Rangers, to put it nicely, might be someone who liked to take revenge on a favor and walk the world by relying on their sword.

But to put it bluntly, to become a ranger, you have to spend all day out in the open and in the open.

Therefore, knowing that his daughter had a place to stay for a long time, he didn't care about that place. As long as it wasn't a brothel, he wouldn't care too much about it, even if he was a dealer in a gambling den.

Moreover, he had once seen the report Uncle Lee had given him about the war in the middle of the Cloud City.

Thus, he was very clear about what kind of person Xiao Wen was.

Sun Shangxiang was learning by his side, at least she would not be a mediocre student.

However, Sun Shangxiang refused her father's request of sending a few servant girls over to take care of her daily life.

What a joke. If he had those troublesome servants by his side, he probably wouldn't have been able to train them.

Besides Sun Shangxiang, the Yang family that Yang Xiu belonged to had also gradually fulfilled their promise.

On the one hand, they had asked their allies, who had accompanied the emperor, to help him lobby and prepare Liu Bang for what was about to happen in the middle of Cloud City, where Xiao Wen would head north.

On the other hand, they also gradually gathered a hundred people to accompany, or rather to protect, Xiao Wen as he headed north to the Huns, in order to prepare for his safety.

After a month, when the weather in the middle of the Cloud City gradually became cold, the people of Xiao Wen's family started to wear their cotton-padded jackets. After a month, when the weather in the middle of the Cloud City gradually became cold, the people of Xiao Wen's family started to wear their cotton-padded jackets.

Looking at the grasslands outside Cloud City stretching all the way to the northern horizon, Xiao Wen's heart was filled with emotion.

He knew that this trip to the Huns was not a simple one.

The Huns, a long-established northern ethnic group, lived in Eurasia, on the border between the cold temperate forests and grasslands of Siberia.

According to the Chronicles of Hun Nu, Hun Nu, the descendant of his ancestor, the Xia Zuozhong family, also known as Sun Chunwei.

Above Tang Yu, there are Shan Rong, Lian Wei, meat porridge, living in the Northern barbarians, with animal husbandry and transfer.

The Mountain and Sea Scripture: The Great Desolation of the Northern Scripture states that the dog and the Chinese are of the same ancestor, both due to the Yellow Emperor.

Zhang Yan was quoted as saying: "Chunwei (fumigation, decontamination) ran to the north in the heat of the day." Chunwei, the descendant of Yi Xia, fled to the north during the time of Yin Shang, and his descendants reared into the Huns. He died in exile for three years, and his son, Chunwei, who was also raised in the fields of fumigation, dejection, porridge, and porridge, took his father's wife and concubine with him, and lived in the north, migrating with the animals, which was what China called the Huns.) According to the second half of the book, some scholars believed that the Huns were originally from Shan-Rong, Fu, meat porridge.

Wang Guowei systematically summed up the evolution of the name of the Hun in "The Phantom of Kunyi Dynasty", and thought that the Phantom of Shang Dynasty, the mixed race, the Yi Dynasty, the Chun Dynasty, Di Dynasty and the Hu Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period were all the so-called Hun slaves of later generations. Another saying was that they called Gui Rong, Yi Chuan, Yan Jing, Yu Wu, Lou Chou, and Da Li the Huns.

It was said that the Chinese had the same origin as the Huns, and after the end of the summer dynasty around the sixteenth century BC, a descendant of the Xia Dynasty fled to the north, where he became a Huns after annexing other tribes.

Before the ninth century BC, a branch of the Hun royal family, the descendants of the Xia dynasty, was mainly distributed on the Ordos Plateau east of Altai Mountain.

The Hun was one of the descendants of the Xia dynasty's royal family, the Scythians, after conquering the other yellow nomads, continued to merge and grow like snowballs.

According to the tapestry and frescoes of the burial and exhumation of the Huns in Nuoyan Mountain and the Eijinhe River Basin, the Huns are of the obvious Skeetah lineage, such as their tall and sturdy stature and bushy blue eyes. According to the custom of offering sacrifices to the Dragon God in Ordos in autumn and autumn, the original form of the Hun was the Dragon Fang recorded in the oracle bone script of the Yin Shang, the totem was the Black Dragon.

The Huns were a nomadic group on the ancient Mongolian desert and grassland. Most of them lived in the Gobi desert and were founded in Ordos, Mongolia.

The Huns in the ancient Chinese books were also powerful nomadic peoples in the late Qin and early Han dynasties that dominated the northern part of the Central Plains.

In 215 BC, the Huns were driven out of the river estuary and the Hexi Corridor by Montaigne.

But in the early days of the Western Han Dynasty, the Huns, relying on the industrial foundations left by the Qin in the Hexi Corridor, became strong again and again, and repeatedly invaded the borders, threatening the Western Han regime and controlling the Western Regions.

Later, Emperor Yuan Guang began to be attacked by the Han army six years (129 BC), and Emperor Yuan Shuo six years (123 BC), the Huns retreated the main force back to the Northern Desert.

It was only four years (119 B.C.) that the Hun had completely withdrawn from the region and settled in the northern part of the desert, where it was divided into five parts. In 119 B.C., the champion, Hou Huodong, was escorted by the Han army and the surrendered Huns to "seal the wolf, Juxu Shan, in meditation, and to ascend the Hanhai (now Lake Baikal)."

But the resistance of the Huns continued.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Huns once again split into the southern and northern Huns. In the year 48, the Southern Huns surrendered to the Guangwu Emperor, Liu Xiu, and were placed in the Hetao area.

However, the Northern Huns had always been at war with the Han.

However, because of the Northern Huns' treachery, it made the Eastern Han Dynasty to destroy the Northern Huns.

The Han Dynasty and Emperor Liu Qing were born in the year 89 AD. The General Dou Xian broke through the Northern Huns and set up a stone in the southern foothills of the Yan Ran Mountain (now Hangyishan, Mongolia), which was engraved with the Chronicles of the Seal of the Yan Ran Mountain.

It was only then that the unruly backbone of the Huns was truly broken, and the Huns bowed their heads before the true East Asian monster of the Han Dynasty.

Since then, they have been able to establish the former Zhao regime, for example, during the time of the Sixteenth of the Five Hills. The method of establishing Huxia with the mixed blood descendant Tiefer to prove his sense of existence.

In history, this land area had surpassed the Han Dynasty and reached six million square kilometers. In this world, because of the powerful neighbor, Mongolia, and the Qin and Han dynasties, the land area was only two million square kilometers.

However, this area was twice the area of the Holy Empire and France combined.

It could be said that the Huns of this world were still a country that could not be underestimated.