>>>>>> "Audrys" <kokskienoreikalaskokiadeze@takas.lt> wrote in message >>>>>> news:ogu8j6$2do$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>>>>> gau i straubli, kaip visada istorijoj gaudavo nuo visu. >>>>>>> Kitaicas geras darbininkas, bet chujovatas karys. kliedek toliau putino vafli. ateis laikas ir kitaicas su visais burliokais nupirks sibira uz zalius popierelius. o putinas lakstys aplinkui ir dziaugsis. -- t. "Audrys" <kokskienoreikalaskokiadeze@takas.lt> wrote in message news:ogv6mb$oaf$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... > Daune, postink esmine dali, o ne pradedant pezalais nuo 260bce > > "tomasz" wrote in message news:ogv61g$npv$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... > > sunku su prisiuta galva. > > rusai palikovisa amuro krasta. > > > Following a widespread civil war during which the imperial library at > Xianyang was burned,[o] the Han dynasty emerged to rule China between 206 > bce and ce 220, creating a cultural identity among its populace still > remembered in the ethnonym of the Han Chinese.[60][61] The Han expanded > the > empire's territory considerably, with military campaigns reaching Central > Asia, Mongolia, South Korea, and Yunnan, and the recovery of Guangdong and > northern Vietnam from Nanyue. Han involvement in Central Asia and Sogdia > helped establish the land route of the Silk Road, replacing the earlier > path > over the Himalayas to India. Han China gradually became the largest > economy > of the ancient world.[63] Despite the Han's initial decentralization and > the > official abandonment of the Qin philosophy of Legalism in favor of > Confucianism, Qin's legalist institutions and policies continued to be > employed by the Han government and its successors.[64] > > > > > > Under the succeeding Tang and Song dynasties, Chinese economy, technology, > and culture entered a golden age.[68] The Tang Empire returned control of > the Western Regions and the Silk Road,[69] and made the capital Chang'an a > cosmopolitan urban center. However, it was devastated and weakened by the > An > Shi Rebellion in the 8th century.[70] In 907, the Tang disintegrated > completely when the local military governors became ungovernable. The Song > Dynasty ended the separatist situation in 960, leading to a balance of > power > between the Song and Khitan Liao. The Song was the first government in > world > history to issue paper money and the first Chinese polity to establish a > permanent standing navy which was supported by the developed shipbuilding > industry along with the sea trade.[71] Between the 10th and 11th > centuries, > the population of China doubled in size to around 100 million people, > mostly > because of the expansion of rice cultivation in central and southern > China, > and the production of abundant food surpluses. > > A peasant named Zhu Yuanzhang overthrew the Yuan Dynasty in 1368 and > founded > the Ming dynasty. Under the Ming Dynasty, China enjoyed another golden > age, > developing one of the strongest navies in the world and a rich and > prosperous economy amid a flourishing of art and culture. It was during > this > period that Zheng He led voyages throughout the world, reaching as far as > Africa.[77] In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, China's capital was > moved from Nanjing to Beijing. > > The Qing dynasty, which lasted from 1644 until 1912, was the last imperial > dynasty of China. Its conquest of the Ming (1618-1683) cost 25 million > lives > and the economy of China shrank drastically.[80] After the Southern Ming > ended, the further conquest of the Dzungar Khanate added Mongolia, Tibet > and > Xinjiang to the empire > > > -- > > t. > "Audrys" <kokskienoreikalaskokiadeze@takas.lt> wrote in message > news:ogv5e1$n17$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >> "Treaty details[edit] >> Treaty of Nerchinsk >> The treaty had six paragraphs: 1 and 2: definition of the border, 3. >> Albazin to be abandoned and destroyed. 4. Refugees who arrived before the >> treaty to stay, those arriving after the treaty to be sent back. 5. Trade >> to be allowed with proper documents. 6. Boundary stones to be erected, >> and general exhortations to avoid conflict." >> >> >> Pizdec ...... rusai SUGRIOVE ir paliko albazin'a. Tai tik tiek didiziuju >> pergaliu per 2000 metu?!?! >> >> "tomasz" wrote in message news:ogv4dk$lpc$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >> >> In 1689, by the Treaty of Nerchinsk, the Russians abandoned the whole >> Amur >> country including Albazin. >> >> >> -- >> >> t. >> "Audrys" <kokskienoreikalaskokiadeze@takas.lt> wrote in message >> news:ogv2jj$jrs$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>> Tame tai ir reikalas, kad moku. Skirtingai nuo taves. >>> >>> tai pagrindinis pasiekimas, kad 17a viena karta kitaicai atmuse >>> puolancius rusus? Tu klumpe, angliskai skaityt nemoki. >>> va paveiksliukas nuo tavo antro linko >>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Russian_border_conflicts#/media/File:Ct002999.jpg >>> "pokyciai rusu/kinu sienos 17-19a" - tai ten net lengendoj tik "rusu >>> igytos teritorijos tada....", "rusu igytos teritorijos veliau....". >>> ""kinuu igytos teritorijos ...." legendoj isvis nera :D >>> >>> >>> >>> "tomasz" wrote in message news:ogv289$jk9$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>> >>> skaityt nemoki? >>> neklumpes tik kirilica kerta matomai. >>> >>> The Sino-Russian border conflicts (1652-1689) were a series of >>> intermittent >>> skirmishes between the Qing dynasty, with assistance from the Joseon >>> dynasty >>> of Korea, and the Tsardom of Russia by the Cossacks in which the latter >>> tried and failed to gain the land north of the Amur River with disputes >>> over >>> the Amur region.The hostilities culminated in the Qing siege of the >>> Cossack >>> fort of Albazin (1686) and resulted in the Treaty of Nerchinsk in 1689 >>> which >>> gave the land to China. >>> >>> >>> -- >>> >>> t. >>> "Audrys" <kokskienoreikalaskokiadeze@takas.lt> wrote in message >>> news:ogv14b$irf$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>> Tai ka nukariavo? Pagal pirma linka ir paieska "conque" - tai tik >>>> patyts save nukariaudavo, t.y. vienas kitaicas kita kitaica. Nu va >>>> uigurus dsar iveike, ns taip ir nerado stepese >>>> >>>> O konfliktuose su rusais (beje paskutinis 17a :D ) - tai ka tuo >>>> pasieke? Kokias teritorijas igijo? >>>> >>>> >>>> "tomasz" wrote in message news:oguvhe$hof$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>> >>>> skaityk neklumpe, skaityk... >>>> >>>> >>>> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_history_of_China_before_1911 >>>> >>>> >>>> gal rasi ka nors vertingo. >>>> >>>> >>>> -- >>>> >>>> t. >>>> "Audrys" <kokskienoreikalaskokiadeze@takas.lt> wrote in message >>>> news:oguv0v$hcq$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>>> Gali, klumpe, savo mintis reikst trumpiau? >>>>> Apie bulves tai aisku, kaip tik pagal tavo skysta proteli. >>>>> Tai ka jie ten uzkariavo? >>>>> >>>>> "tomasz" wrote in message news:oguu05$gmd$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>>> >>>>> China has had the largest economy in the world for much of the last >>>>> two >>>>> thousand years, during which it has seen cycles of prosperity and >>>>> decline. >>>>> Since the introduction of economic reforms in 1978, China has become >>>>> one of >>>>> the world's fastest-growing major economies. As of 2016, it is the >>>>> world's >>>>> second-largest economy by nominal GDP and largest by purchasing power >>>>> parity >>>>> (PPP). China is also the world's largest exporter and second-largest >>>>> importer of goods.[22] China is a recognized nuclear weapons state and >>>>> has >>>>> the world's largest standing army and second-largest defense >>>>> budget.[23][24] >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Following a widespread civil war during which the imperial library at >>>>> Xianyang was burned,[o] the Han dynasty emerged to rule China between >>>>> 206 >>>>> bce and ce 220, creating a cultural identity among its populace still >>>>> remembered in the ethnonym of the Han Chinese.[60][61] The Han >>>>> expanded the >>>>> empire's territory considerably, with military campaigns reaching >>>>> Central >>>>> Asia, Mongolia, South Korea, and Yunnan, and the recovery of Guangdong >>>>> and >>>>> northern Vietnam from Nanyue. Han involvement in Central Asia and >>>>> Sogdia >>>>> helped establish the land route of the Silk Road, replacing the >>>>> earlier path >>>>> over the Himalayas to India. Han China gradually became the largest >>>>> economy >>>>> of the ancient world.[63] Despite the Han's initial decentralization >>>>> and the >>>>> official abandonment of the Qin philosophy of Legalism in favor of >>>>> Confucianism, Qin's legalist institutions and policies continued to be >>>>> employed by the Han government and its successors.[64] >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Under the succeeding Tang and Song dynasties, Chinese economy, >>>>> technology, >>>>> and culture entered a golden age.[68] The Tang Empire returned control >>>>> of >>>>> the Western Regions and the Silk Road,[69] and made the capital >>>>> Chang'an a >>>>> cosmopolitan urban center. However, it was devastated and weakened by >>>>> the An >>>>> Shi Rebellion in the 8th century.[70] In 907, the Tang disintegrated >>>>> completely when the local military governors became ungovernable. The >>>>> Song >>>>> Dynasty ended the separatist situation in 960, leading to a balance of >>>>> power >>>>> between the Song and Khitan Liao. The Song was the first government in >>>>> world >>>>> history to issue paper money and the first Chinese polity to establish >>>>> a >>>>> permanent standing navy which was supported by the developed >>>>> shipbuilding >>>>> industry along with the sea trade.[71] Between the 10th and 11th >>>>> centuries, >>>>> the population of China doubled in size to around 100 million people, >>>>> mostly >>>>> because of the expansion of rice cultivation in central and southern >>>>> China, >>>>> and the production of abundant food surpluses. >>>>> >>>>> A peasant named Zhu Yuanzhang overthrew the Yuan Dynasty in 1368 and >>>>> founded >>>>> the Ming dynasty. Under the Ming Dynasty, China enjoyed another golden >>>>> age, >>>>> developing one of the strongest navies in the world and a rich and >>>>> prosperous economy amid a flourishing of art and culture. It was >>>>> during this >>>>> period that Zheng He led voyages throughout the world, reaching as far >>>>> as >>>>> Africa.[77] In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, China's capital >>>>> was >>>>> moved from Nanjing to Beijing. >>>>> >>>>> The Qing dynasty, which lasted from 1644 until 1912, was the last >>>>> imperial >>>>> dynasty of China. Its conquest of the Ming (1618-1683) cost 25 million >>>>> lives >>>>> and the economy of China shrank drastically.[80] After the Southern >>>>> Ming >>>>> ended, the further conquest of the Dzungar Khanate added Mongolia, >>>>> Tibet and >>>>> Xinjiang to the empire >>>>> >>>>> pasiskaityk internetus pries lodamas. >>>>> >>>>> kitaicai, jei noretu bulvem ruskelius uzmetytu ir tie nieko negaletu >>>>> kitaicam padaryt. >>>>> >>>>> -- >>>>> >>>>> t. >>>>> "Audrys" <kokskienoreikalaskokiadeze@takas.lt> wrote in message >>>>> news:ogukqi$aen$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>>>> nu papasakok apie kinu uzkariavimus. Nuo mongolu siena state 1000 >>>>>> metu ..... >>>>>> >>>>>> "tomasz" wrote in message news:oguad9$3jc$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>>>> specialisto komentaras! >>>>>> -- >>>>>> >>>>>> t. >>>>>> "Audrys" <kokskienoreikalaskokiadeze@takas.lt> wrote in message >>>>>> news:ogu8j6$2do$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>>>>> gau i straubli, kaip visada istorijoj gaudavo nuo visu. >>>>>>> Kitaicas geras darbininkas, bet chujovatas karys. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> "Bone Daddy" wrote in message >>>>>>> news:ogtvms$r70$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>>>>> >>>>>>> O kas bus, kai kinieciai pasakys: >>>>>>> ?????????? ???! >>>>>>> >>>>>>> "FK" wrote in message news:ogtrtl$nnh$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>>>>>> >>>>>>> nieks netrukdo situ teritoriju atsisakyti. Viena grazia diena >>>>>>> Poroshenko >>>>>>> isejes i tribuna pareiskia "MES PRIPAZISTAME DNR ir LNR >>>>>>> nepriklausomybe", >>>>>>> ir toliau jie laimingai gyveno per amzius. Betiksle kova ir tiek. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Bone Daddy wrote: >>>>>>>> ???? ??? ?????????? ????? >>>>>>>> ???????????????? ???????, ? ???? ?????????? ????? ????????? >>>>>>>> ?????? - ??? >>>>>>>> ?????? ????? ??????? ????? ????. >>>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> >