China and India during the medieval era.

Susana Gutierrez

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April 30, 2014
John Randall.

China and India during the medieval era

Most of the tribes of Eurasia were nomads with no real laws or a set place to live the simple move from place to place once they run out of resources for them and their herds of animals which was their livelihood. The nomadic lifestyle these tribes had made it difficult to avoid conflict with other tribal communities the way they manage their social and political laws was through family name, clans and tribal confederation. In their search for greener pastures sometimes they would fight for the same resources. The community that lost would move far away or make allies with another tribes to be stronger against all other to avoid extinction or slavery. The way they acquire goods was trading with other communities when they could not get it, they would use force and violence raids were a common against other nomad groups, but farms were not spare either. The farmers were no contest for the nomads such as the Xiongnu. One of the reasons China built the great wall. The Turks frequently exploited China and fought often amongst themselves. In history of Sui Dynasty tells us how the Turks rather fight each other than to live peacefully amongst each other, but the Turks run into the Tang Dynasty in china and disappear shortly after. In the 8th century the Vighors decided to create a new society in Mongolia and they lasted about a century many of these people fled Kyrgyz to settle on what is now china where they commence a fruitful and successful empire that was centuries old. We have the knowledge of their past thanks to the day climate. That preserve building, manuscripts and paintings that tells us the story of their lives and religions which was Buddhism, Manichaeism, and Christianity and manage to