Seven Hundred Years of the Xiongnu Empire

"Seven Hundred Years of the Xiongnu Empire" is a trustworthy history about the Xiongnu. The author Chen Xujing, with a rigorous textual research attitude, researched and compiled various historical materials about the Xiongnu, including not only Chinese history books represented by "Historical Records" and "Hanshu", but also the research results of foreign scholars such as "History of the Roman Empire" and "Chronicles". The author does not simply list historical materials, but analyzes them, providing readers with a rich reading reference. "The Seven Hundred Years of the Hun Empire" depicts the rich history of about 700 years from the time of Touman in the 3rd century BC to the death of Attila in the 5th century AD. Chen Xujing, a master of history, used time as a clue to start from the beginning when Man Chan Yu founded the country, Maodun Chan Yu killed his father and established himself, Hu Hanxie Chan Yu surrendered to the Han Dynasty, and Zhi Zhi Chan Yu moved westward, until Attila, the whip of God, regained its glory. At the same time, he skillfully and meticulously outlined the 700-year social development process of the Huns Empire, covering the siege of Baideng, the Hundred Years' War between Hungary and Han, the founding of the country in Central Asia, Attila's conquest of Europe, etc. The author panoramically reproduces the changes in the economy, military, religion, language, customs, and sexual concepts of the Hun Empire over the past 700 years, and describes the Hun Empire from a global perspective. A magnificent historical picture is presented to readers in a clear and three-dimensional way.