Ordos

ORDOS:  Area inside the great loop of the Yellow River, a critical staging area for steppe tribes at least since the second century BC. Formerly fertile grasslands combined with irrigated agriculture provided a base territory for peoples from the Xiongnu (Hönnö, first century BC) to the Choros tribe of Esen (fifteenth century). Proximity to the trade route funneled through the Gansu corridor financed the power of tribes who held Ordos. page 179
Title: The Tea Road : China and Russia meet across the Steppe  / Martha Avery.
Author: Avery, Martha, 1951-  (1 unit) | Avery, Martha 1951-  (1 pcs)
ISBN: 9787508503806  (3 pcs)
Publication Year: 2003
Tongue: English
Subject: Tea trade — China — History  (1 item)
Trade — History — China  (1 item)
Tea culture — China  (1 item)
Internet Resources: Table of contents only  (1 pc)
Library: Bosphorus  | National Library

 

ORDOS: The area within the great ring of the Yellow River that has been a critical staging area for steppe tribes since at least the 2nd century BC. The formerly fertile pastures, combined with irrigated agriculture, provided a base region for peoples from the Xiongnu (Hönnö, 1st century BC) to the Choros tribe of Esen (fifteenth century BC). The proximity to the trade route flowing through the Gansu corridor financed the power of the tribes holding Ordos. page 179

Medieval Trade Routes 11-12th Century

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