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Khor, could you give me all mongolian tribes from 330 AD to X century AD with source link?
For example it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xianbei#Qin-Han_era
For example it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xianbei#Qin-Han_era
So from the 7th to the 3rd century BC a few powerful tribal unions have arisen in Inner Asia. The Hsiung-nu (there are several writings of this name) in Ordos and Central-Mongolia, the Tung-Hu in eastern Mongolia and western Manchuria and the Yüeh-chih in Gansu and the lands between Dzungaria and Ordos.
To the south Tangu-Tibetan tribes were nomadic in the vicinity of Koko Nor (Qinghai).
Apparently the Hsiung-nu capital was Lung-cheng (Dragon Site) a tribal encampment. It was in the south-east spurs of Khangay mountain.
https://books.google.hu/books?id=Dg...Q6AEIQzAG#v=onepage&q=mongolia 300 bc&f=false
(Karakorum and others have been raised for that reason precisely there.)
There was some kind of Wu-sun tribe in Semirechye in the 3rd century bc.
A tribe by the name Wu-huan is also mentioned.
Hu-yuen is apperantly also an ancient Hsiung-nu tribe. (Which was in the union.)
Moving on to another source is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiongnu
In this there are these tribes: (but they are apparently also kind of noble houses)
Chubei
Huyan
Lan
Luandi
Qiulin
Xubu
I'll continue tomorrow.
To the south Tangu-Tibetan tribes were nomadic in the vicinity of Koko Nor (Qinghai).
Apparently the Hsiung-nu capital was Lung-cheng (Dragon Site) a tribal encampment. It was in the south-east spurs of Khangay mountain.
https://books.google.hu/books?id=Dg...Q6AEIQzAG#v=onepage&q=mongolia 300 bc&f=false
(Karakorum and others have been raised for that reason precisely there.)
There was some kind of Wu-sun tribe in Semirechye in the 3rd century bc.
A tribe by the name Wu-huan is also mentioned.
Hu-yuen is apperantly also an ancient Hsiung-nu tribe. (Which was in the union.)
Moving on to another source is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiongnu
In this there are these tribes: (but they are apparently also kind of noble houses)
Chubei
Huyan
Lan
Luandi
Qiulin
Xubu
I'll continue tomorrow.
Thanks! I added all six tribes... could you say to me where was the capital of actual Sri Lanka?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinhalese_monarchy
Could you write the Kingdoms of actual Japan?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinhalese_monarchy
Could you write the Kingdoms of actual Japan?
Also, will be necessarly to know the capital of Indian Kuntala Kingdom...
EDIT: and Abhira. Look at 300 AD:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fa/East-Hem_300ad.jpg
EDIT: and Abhira. Look at 300 AD:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fa/East-Hem_300ad.jpg
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Hi to everybody. This year I try to finish the map at all.
I need ancient names only for the follow islands: could you help me?
1. Salomones
2. Philippines
3. Timor
4. Mataram
5. Maluku
If nobody help me, I latinize the previos names.
Thanks in advance!
I need ancient names only for the follow islands: could you help me?
1. Salomones
2. Philippines
3. Timor
4. Mataram
5. Maluku
If nobody help me, I latinize the previos names.
Thanks in advance!
What role would islands have in the game like the Salomons where nothing noteworthy is known to have happened before the 18th century?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salomon_Islands#History
or perhaps
https://www.forgottenbooks.com/en/readbook/TheDiscoveryoftheSolomonIslands_10267900#3
Phillipines perhaps Chryse
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prehistory_of_the_Philippines#Proto-historic_era
Timor would simply be Timor because every island east of the Majapahit Empire was called that as the meaning is east
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre-colonial_Timor#The_Timorese_in_their_region
Do you mean the Mataram Kingdom on the island of Java?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medang_Kingdom
Thank you!
1) I drawn Salomones some years ago and I can put them in the map - because they are to the east of Papua New Guinea) so I latinize this name and I call them Salomones.
2) I call Philippines Chryse, as you suggest.
3) Timor, ok
4) No, Mataram island
1) I drawn Salomones some years ago and I can put them in the map - because they are to the east of Papua New Guinea) so I latinize this name and I call them Salomones.
2) I call Philippines Chryse, as you suggest.
3) Timor, ok
4) No, Mataram island
Hi to everyone!
Now I'm setting in the map icons positions of the soldiers and manufactories. I've already done ports and cities.
However I have some doubts regarding 42 name of people which couldn't be name of people but other things. If they are other things I don't put them in the map because I positioned them in a random way thinking they are people names. Only cities are in the exact positions; people and kingdoms which are set as provinces are approximately which were in a random way.
So I've done a list of these 42 provinces in the actual country where they were approximately:
Could you say to me if they are people or other geographic things?
Now I'm setting in the map icons positions of the soldiers and manufactories. I've already done ports and cities.
However I have some doubts regarding 42 name of people which couldn't be name of people but other things. If they are other things I don't put them in the map because I positioned them in a random way thinking they are people names. Only cities are in the exact positions; people and kingdoms which are set as provinces are approximately which were in a random way.
So I've done a list of these 42 provinces in the actual country where they were approximately:
Could you say to me if they are people or other geographic things?
Today I finished to set all about 700 icon positions of Asia. I started to do it 10 months ago. Today I start to set 250 african icon positions of soldiers and manufactories (I've already done cities).
I have a question: in which way do you call Mongolia in the period of time?
I think to set these region names:
Then https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/it/thumb/c/c4/Map_of_Iran_under_Parthians.gif/310px-Map_of_Iran_under_Parthians.gif
Then anatolian regions:
Please help me to know in which way I can call Mongolia and if you prefer another way to call asian regions!
I have a question: in which way do you call Mongolia in the period of time?
I think to set these region names:
- Sina -> Latin name of China
- Siberia
- Tibet
- Indosina -> Latin name of Indochina
- Indonesia
- Chryse -> Latin name of Philipphines
- Papua
- India (including actual Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Buthan)
- Asia Libra -> Central Asia (libra in Latin means "free")
Then https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/it/thumb/c/c4/Map_of_Iran_under_Parthians.gif/310px-Map_of_Iran_under_Parthians.gif
- Margiana
- Sogdiana
- Gedrosia
- Gordyene
- Atropatene
- Carmania
- Persis
- Susiana
- Nabataea
- Arabia Libra (Oman? Yemen?)
- Syria
- Armenia
- Sinai
- Paphlagonia
- Asia Minor
- Lycaonia
- Cappadocia
- Cilicia
- Galatia
- Bithynia
- Ionia
- Caria
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