About 540 years later after the end of Han dynasty, the fortunes reversed. The remnant of the Eastern Jin dynasty 東晉 was invaded by the Huns, a descendent of the Xiongnu, and other minorities in a period called Sixteen Kingdoms of the Five Barbarian… Read on blog or Reader live2makan Read on blog or Reader Treasures – Daxia Stone Horse (Great Xia Dynasty) By live2makan on September 2, 2024 About 540 years later after the end of Han dynasty, the fortunes reversed. The remnant of the Eastern Jin dynasty 東晉 was invaded by the Huns, a descendent of the Xiongnu, and other minorities in a period called Sixteen Kingdoms of the Five Barbarians 五胡十六国 (304－439 AD). And it seems like a sweet revenge, when the victory was set in stone, in this monument which a Great Xia horse trampling on a Chinese mandarin. Continue reading Treasures – Daxia Stone Horse (Great Xia Dynasty) Comment

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