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by John Keay


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  INDEX

  NB Emperors will be found under the names of their dynasties.

  A.

  Abahai/Abatai, see Hong Taiji

  Abaoji, Khitan leader, 304
/>   Achaemenid empire, 94

  Aden, 380

  Afanasevo culture, 40

  Afghanistan, 23, 201, 241, 442

  Aguda, see Jin Taizu

  Agriculture, 67, 75, 92, 120, 160, 212, 214, 250, 299–300, 318, 324–5, 365–6, 422, 519–22

  Aisin Gioro, Qing lineage, 424

  Aksu, Xinjiang, 463

  Albazin, Russia, 438, 439

  Alexander (‘the Great’) of Macedon, 82–3, 94, 137

  ‘All-under-Heaven’, 22, 139, 235, 259, 294, 333, 356, 376, 381–2

  Altan Khan, Mongol Leader, 408, 443

  Amoy, see Xiamen

  Amu Darya (Oxus River), 136, 241

  Amur River (Heilongjiang), 13, 328, 423, 438, 476

  An Lushan, general, 274–8, 279

  An Lushan rebellion, 276–81

  Analects (Lunyu), 57, 69–71, 348

  Andaman islands, 380

  Andong (Pinglu), 261

  Angkhor, 236, 366; see also Khmer

  Anhui (province), 11, 117, 467, 478

  Annam, see Vietnam

  Anqing, Anhui, 473

  Anxi (Parthia), 137; Tang frontier province, 263–4

  Anyang, Henan, 5, 34–5, 36–8, 42–6

  Arabs, 239, 265, 280

  Archaeology, 5–7, 30–49, 60, 72–3, 82, 101, 104–5, 123–5, 201, 308–10

  Architecture, 123, 125, 228

  Arrow, 475

  Arrow War (1856–60), 475–6

  Artillery, see Firearms

  Ashoka, Mauryan emperor, 94–5, 201, 225

  Astronomy, 26, 324, 376

  Ava, 435

  Ayurbarwada, see Yuan Renzong

  Azerbaijan, 353

  B.

  Ba, Sichuan state, 39, 81–2, 85

  Babur, Mughal emperor, 393

  Bac-le, Vietnam, 488

  Bactria, 136, 138, 140

  Baghdad, 355

  Bagley, Robert, 34–5, 37

  Bai, ethnic minority, 403

  Balazs, Etienne, 204

  Balkhash, Lake, 332

  Ban Chao, general, 173

  Ban Gu, historian, 147, 159–60, 176, 178

  Ban Zhao, historian, 140–1, 178–9

  Banners/Bannermen, 422–3, 426–27, 478

  Bao Si, Zhou queen, 62

  Baojia, 453–4, 495, 519

 

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