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Ethnic groups in Chinese history

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Any non clear-cut connection is denoted by a question mark (?) besides the equivalences. My sole purpose of creating this page was provoking conservations and constructive arguments on connecting Eastern and Western knowledges of those tribes.



Pinyin Romanization and (Pronunciation) Names in Chinese characters Approximate residing areas Time of appearance in Chinese history Equivalences in World history Time of appearance in World history Modern decendants
Xiongnu (xiong1 nu2) 匈奴 Today Mongolia, Inner Mongolia, northern portions of Shanxi, Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia and eastern portion of Xinjiang [[4th century BC|4th century B.C.]?to late 1st century for Northern Xiongnu. Southern Xiongnu remained active until mid 5th century then assimilated into Chinese Huns late 4th century to early 5th century No known decendents

See also: Peoples Republic of China -- Chinese history -- Chinese sovereign -- Turkic peoples -- Wu Hu