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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- List of Maps, Figures, and Tables
- Acknowledgments
- Conventions of Transliteration and Translation
- Introduction The China-Inner Asia Frontier as World History
- 1 Eastern Eurasian Geography, History, and Warfare
- 2 China-Inner Asian Borderlands: Discourse and Reality
- 3 Power through Patronage: Patrimonial Political Networking
- 4 Ideology and Interstate Competition
- 5 Diplomacy as Eurasian Ritual
- 6 Negotiating Investiture
- 7 Negotiating Kinship
- 8 Horse Trading and Other Material Bargains
- 9 Breaking Bonds
- Conclusion Beyond the Silk Roads
- Appendix A: Attacks on North China Prefectures, 599–755
- Appendix B: North China Population from Han through Northern Song Dynasties
- Appendix C: Tang Northern Prefectures
- Appendix D: Chinese Dynasties and Periods Mentioned in Text
- Appendix E: Northern Zhou, Sui, and Tang Emperors of China and Turkic Rulers of Mongolia and/or Inner Mongolia, 552–805
- Bibliography
- Index with Chinese Character Glossary
(p.385) Index with Chinese Character Glossary
(p.385) Index with Chinese Character Glossary
- Source:
- Sui-Tang China and Its Turko-Mongol Neighbors
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- List of Maps, Figures, and Tables
- Acknowledgments
- Conventions of Transliteration and Translation
- Introduction The China-Inner Asia Frontier as World History
- 1 Eastern Eurasian Geography, History, and Warfare
- 2 China-Inner Asian Borderlands: Discourse and Reality
- 3 Power through Patronage: Patrimonial Political Networking
- 4 Ideology and Interstate Competition
- 5 Diplomacy as Eurasian Ritual
- 6 Negotiating Investiture
- 7 Negotiating Kinship
- 8 Horse Trading and Other Material Bargains
- 9 Breaking Bonds
- Conclusion Beyond the Silk Roads
- Appendix A: Attacks on North China Prefectures, 599–755
- Appendix B: North China Population from Han through Northern Song Dynasties
- Appendix C: Tang Northern Prefectures
- Appendix D: Chinese Dynasties and Periods Mentioned in Text
- Appendix E: Northern Zhou, Sui, and Tang Emperors of China and Turkic Rulers of Mongolia and/or Inner Mongolia, 552–805
- Bibliography
- Index with Chinese Character Glossary
