Causes and Effects on

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TITLE
Causes and Effects on
Chinese Military both as a Failure and as a
Success through in Huge
Years
SULE AYAR
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INTRODUCTION
Aim
Chinese Military and both Reasons and Causes
that Effect its Success and Failure among its
Neighbors and Enemies
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INTRODUCTION
Outline
Triying to see that how successful
kings, important philosophiers,
threats, Mongols, and neighbors effect and
become a cause for Chinese Military
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The
KAOTSOU
KING
of
encouraged
LITERATURE
and
recognize
the
CLAIMS
of
CONFUCIUS
5
MEHA
established
his
SUPREMACY
was
and
succeeded
in
WAR
against
barbarous
CONFEDERACY
6
MEHAs
SUCCESS
was
he
great
recovered
all the
DISTRICTS
taken from
TARTARS
by general
MOURGTEIN
7
CHINESE MAIDEN
was
sent
as
PRESENT
propitiate
to
the
CONQUEROR
8
LIU PUNG
victorius
shortened
has been
general
as
profited
who
EMPEROR
KAOTSAU
by their
discomfuture
AUGUST
proclaimed
was
and
emperor
LOFTY
as
KAO HWANGTI
meaning
9
for many centuries
CONFUCIUS
has been
considered
the most important
whose
man
PHILOSOPHY
has played
WEST
modern
in
part
of
development
conceptions
basic social
of
and
10
MEHA
is
remarkable
chief
in
interval
KAOTSOU
of
between
death
power
THISIN HWANGTI
consolidation
and
of
11
TARTARS
in
CONFUCIAN times
were
them
find
north
we
and
west
older
dynasties
of
they
were
and
where
Upper Wei River
means
or the lower part of which
old
metrapolis
which
Si-ngong Fulies
of
12
Kaotsou
thus
acquired
reputation
which
induced
the
allegiance
King of Nonhai
his
state
tender
to
composed
Canton
modern
of
Southern provinces
at or near
of
China
its capital
with
13
Kaotsou
was
Europe
destinated
to
and
receive
China
many
for
slights
consequences
serious
and
injuries
entailed
at
that
hands
agression
active
who at this time
of
of
began
enemy
course
foreign
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named
A remarkable chief
disjointed

Meha
had
had been
of what
established
fighting force
supremacy
among
his
whole
the
war
disunited
of
clans
of
purposes
Mongolian Desert
for
and
had
combinig
succeeded
in
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The Chinese rulers
chief
to
fight
bribing
had
and by
succeeded
superior arms
clans
in
dissension
keeping back
mong these
this
sowing
threatining
torrent
by
as much
country
overflowing
from
their
plans
fertile
of
16
Since Meha
succes
rendered
this
system
of
defense
longer
no
possible
17
The desert chiftain
China
realized
inviding
the
by
opportunity
secure
of
spoil
position
and
this
conquest
make
and
determined
to
18
If the enterprise
had
F
failed
1331-1397
there
would have been
Meha
end
of
to
promounce
19
but his rapid success
convinced
weak and whealthy
neigbors
the
Huns
that
their
with
their
war
profitable
was
policy
proper
to
on
carry
20
The Mongol forces
at last
reached
neighborhood
of
men
130.000
Sung capital
of
where
army
Kiassetao
collecting
!!!..
in
had succeeded
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But many of them
??
??
were
ill-tarined
and
them
the splendor
among
of
disipline
camp
and
provided
for
want of arms
a poor
equivalent
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Altough
by
destruction
attemted
to
Kiassetao
resist
retiring
Mongol
escaped
to
advance
at
sea
their fleet
Modern Nankin
Kien Kang
and
and
driven back
Sungs
were
23
Nankin
that
was
goverened
Valiant and capable
by
was
man
surrendered
.....
!!!
withouht
resistance
24
The reputation
of
Chinese Empire
was
raised
to
and
highest point
maintained
Kenn Lung
of
there
capacity and energy
by
25
Whereas
within its borders
commands
of
central goverment
were
obeyed
foreing
people
and
respected
and
states
rights
country
of
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The military fame
of
Chinese
had been
which
great
among
Asiatics
attained
highest
its
point
in
consequence
of
campaigns
27
And also the evidence
of
Asia
proficiency
and
in
first military
determination
as
irresistible
and
to
rank
were
valor
surpassed
not easily
China
personal
too many
of
claims
too apperant
and
any in
ignoring
solid
to
justfy
28
There
is
F
little
difficulty
in
showing
that
misfortunes
of
Chinese
were
due to
their own
faults
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Since
they
neglected
plainest


military precautions


and
Mandarins
tought
only of
enriching
themselves
30
But
cause
principal
of
destruction
of
their power
was
cessation
supplies
of
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Since
they
used
to
CAT
receive
these
supplies
from
Pekin
and
goverment
of
was
dependencies
imperial
from
gift
annual
treasury
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REFERENCE
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