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to persuade the king of Dian to submit, pointing out that many of the neighboring tribes had already been defeated. The king of Dian was initially reluctant to accept the offer for he still possessed some 30,000 troops as well as the allegiance of the nearby Laojin and Mimo tribes. However, in 109
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berry sauce. large quantities of it are exported in secret to the markets of Yelang, which is situated on the Zangke. The Zangke at that point is over 100 paces across, wide enough to allow boats to move up and down it. The king of Southern Yue sends money and goods in an effort to gain control of
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The bronze lids were covered with miniature figurines and structures, depicting various scenes from the life of the Dian people. The bronze lids depicted the Dian people engaged in everyday activities such as hunting, farming and weaving. Other scenes depicted the leisurely pursuits of the Dian
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In 135 BCE, the Han envoy Tang Meng brought gifts to Duotong, the king of Yelang, which bordered Dian, and convinced him to submit to the Han. The Jianwei Commandery was established in the region. In 122 BCE, Emperor Wu dispatched four groups of envoys to the southwest in search of a route to
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Many scenes depicted the Dian at war, often riding horses. Archaeological evidence shows that horses had been domesticated by the Dian people as early as the sixth century BCE. The bronze lids also depicted the Dian decapitating their enemies (who wore their hair in long plaits).
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was the most powerful. To the west of Yelang were the Mimo and the most powerful among them was the ruler of Dian. North of Dian was Qiongdu. All these people styled their hair in a mallet-shaped fashion. These were settled peoples who worked the fields and lived in settlements.
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At Dabona, a site connected with the Dian culture, archaeologists discovered a large double coffin burial; The outer coffin was made of wood and the inner coffin was made of bronze. The inner coffin was shaped like a house and weighs over 157 kg.
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in 109 BCE and the Yizhou commandery established. The Dian King willingly received the Chinese invasion in the hopes of assistance against rival tribes. It was at this time he received his seal from the Chinese, and became a tributary.
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Large bronze drums were employed by the Dian to communicate in battle; ritual burials of Dian elites were accompanied by large bronze drums filled with cowrie shells. The tops of the drums were removed and replaced by a bronze lid.
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tribes who braided their hair and moved from place to place with their herds. They had no fixed abodes or rulers. Northeast of the Sui were the Xi and Zuodu. The most powerful of the Zuodu were the Ran and Mang, who lived west of
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people, such as bullfighting, dancing and music-making. The Dian people dressed in tunics over short pants and wore their hair in topknots. The bronze lids corroborated Sima Qian's description of the Dian hairstyle.
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bronze objects using both the piece mould method and the lost wax method. Dian elite burials contained an impressive array of bronze objects, although late Dian burials also contained locally cast iron objects.
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The largest tin deposits on the Eurasian continent are located on the Malay peninsula, and as such, the Dian people were sophisticated metal workers, casting both bronze and iron. The Dian
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Bronze sword with a head-hunting theme from the Dian culture of ancient Yunnan (circa 100 BCE) unearthed at Jiancheng and displayed at Yunnan Provincial Museum, Guandu, Kunming, 2016.
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in Central Asia. One group was welcomed by the king of Dian but none of them were able to make it any further as they were blocked in the north by the Sui and Kunming tribes of the
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on a gold imperial seal of investiture given by the Han Emperor. Sima Qian noted that the Dian were one of only two local groups to have received an imperial seal, the other being
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and Zuo tribes. However they learned that further west there was a kingdom called Dianyue where the people rode elephants and traded with the merchants from Shu in secret.
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According to current archaeological evidence, the Dian were present in Yunnan from at least the eighth century BC, until they were conquered by the Han Dynasty in 109 BC
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artwork depicting horsemen in Central Asian clothing. Horsemen practicing hunting are depicted in circular arrangement on top of drums, a design
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in the 2nd century BCE. Excavations of the prehistoric art of the Dian civilization of Yunnan have revealed hunting scenes similar to that of
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The ox is featured heavily in Dian artwork. This bronze belt buckle for example shows Dian armoured warriors around an ox and its calves.
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Yelang, extending his efforts as far west as Tongshi, but so far he has not succeeded in getting Yelang to acknowledge his sovereignty.
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The Kingdom was based on agriculture, the bronzes also showed head hunting, human sacrifice, and slaves as part of Dian society.
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Dian and the southwestern peoples in the early Han period. Red means nomadic, yellow is semi-nomadic, and purple is sedentary.
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BCE, Han troops from Ba and Shu wiped out the Laojin and Mimo, leading the king of Dian to surrender. While Dian became
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Archaeologists recently discovered the inundated remains of Dian-period buildings and pottery fragments under
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was subsequently overthrown by the Han, and the commanderies of the new dynasty, Ba and Shu, bordered Dian.
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Culture Contact and Social Change Along China's Ancient Southwestern Frontier, 900 B.C.--100 A.D.
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The Dian buried their kings at Shizhaishan, which was uncovered in 1954 near Shizhai Village in
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The Tarim mummies : ancient China and the mystery of the earliest peoples from the West
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A bronze vessel showing seven oxen being hunted by two tigers, made by the Dian people.
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both in theme and in composition. These objects reflect the influence of steppe art.
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Dian vessel depicting a horseman surrounded by four oxen being hunted by tigers
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as part of the Chu military campaign. When the Chu homeland was invaded by the
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Les Saces: les Scythes d'Asie, VIIIe siècle av. J.-C., IVe siècle apr. J.-C
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ordered the barbarian tribes of Jianwei Commandery to raise troops for the
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Allard, Francis (1999). "The archaeology of Dian: trends and tradition".
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Howard, Angela Falco; Hung, Wu; Song, Li; Hong, Yang (1 January 2006).
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Marco Polo's China : a Venetian in the realm of Khubilai Khan
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sent a military force to the southwest. Zhuang Qiao, a general of
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Blench, Roger; Sagart, Laurent; Sanchez-Mazas, Alicia (2015).
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Bronze sculpture of the Dian Kingdom (felines attacking an
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The Dian Kingdom was annexed by the Han under the reign of
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States and territories established in the 4th century BC
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Dian Kingdom horserider, from a bronze cowry container.
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holds many archaeological relics of the Dian culture.
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and were able to verify their age with carbon dating.
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The Dian Kingdom, with contemporary polities and the
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Bradley Mayhew; Korina Miller; Alex English (2002).
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metalworking civilization that inhabited around the
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Dianyue
Dian and the southwestern peoples in the early Han period. Red means nomadic, yellow is semi-nomadic, and purple is sedentary.
Dian Kingdom horserider, from a bronze cowry container.
Jinning District
24°40′00″N 102°35′30″E / 24.666667°N 102.591667°E / 24.666667; 102.591667
Annexed
Han dynasty
Han dynasty
China
Chinese

Han
Dian Lake
Yunnan
China
Spring and Autumn period
Eastern Han dynasty
Tibeto-Burman languages
under the control
Han dynasty


Han campaigns against Dian
Yunnan
Dian Lake
Sima Qian
King Qingxiang of Chu
Chu
Dian Lake
Qin

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