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Dayuan

Dayuan (or Tayuan; Chinese: 大宛; pinyin: Dàyuān; lit. 'Great Ionians'; Middle Chinese dâiC-jwɐn < LHC: dɑh-ʔyɑn) is the Chinese exonym for a country that existed in Ferghana valley in Central Asia, described in the Chinese historical works of Records of the Grand Historian and the Book of Han. It is mentioned in the accounts of the Chinese explorer Zhang…

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Triples93
Avg. degree1.98
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related to Greco-Bactrian kingdom (250–160 BCE) · 32
Dayuan → Alexandria Eschate, Around, Bactria, BCE, Boardman, China, Chinese, Diodotus, Ferghana, Greek, Ili, Kashgar, King Euthydemus, Lake Issyk Kul, Phryni, Sai-Wang, Saka, Serica, Sogdia, Strabo
related to Saka rule · 19
Dayuan → Also, Another Scythian, BCE, China, Chinese, Greek, Hellenistic, India, Indo-Scythian, Kangju, Mauakes, Maues, Mu-Kua, Saka, Sodgia, The Chinese, The Saka, When, Zhang Qian
related to Yuezhi migration · 15
Dayuan → According, Bactria, BCE, CE, Ferghana, Greco-Bactrian, Han Chronicles In, Ili, Ili River, Kushan Empire, Oxus, The Yuezhi, They, Wusun, Yuezhi
related to Era of East-West trade and cultural exchange · 12
Dayuan → Bactrians, BCE, China, Chinese, Intense, Parthians, Roman, Senate, Tarim Basin, The Silk Road, This, Western
related to External links · 8
Dayuan → Dayuan/Ferghana, DaYuanSelection, Han, Hou Hanshu, John Hill, ShiJi, The Account, Weilüe
related to Han Chinese rule and interaction · 3
Dayuan → BCE, China, The Dayuan
is a · 1
Dayuan → city of Guishan

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bce chinese ferghana han bactria great yuezhi kingdom around li shiji hellenistic west time area asia also greek zhang greeks

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Dayuanis acity of Guishan0.90text
the Yuezhiinstance ofas opposed to other populations0.80text
the Wusun or the Xiongnu who were nomads.They have walled citiesinstance ofas opposed to other populations0.80text
housesinstance ofas opposed to other populations0.80text
Dayuanrelated to Era of East-West trade and cultural exchangeThe Silk Road0.60section
Dayuanrelated to Era of East-West trade and cultural exchangeBCE0.60section
Dayuanrelated to Era of East-West trade and cultural exchangeChina0.60section
Dayuanrelated to Era of East-West trade and cultural exchangeWestern0.60section
Dayuanrelated to Era of East-West trade and cultural exchangeTarim Basin0.60section
Dayuanrelated to Era of East-West trade and cultural exchangeParthians0.60section
Dayuanrelated to Era of East-West trade and cultural exchangeBactrians0.60section
Dayuanrelated to Era of East-West trade and cultural exchangeIntense0.60section

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