Great Wall

[lobbotekka2019]

Hi all, do any battles feature the Great Wall?

[CH33kY_BrikY]

The Great Wall is not built yet. It is there, but it is not finished and not the shape you see nowadays. So no Matt Damon will be running around

[lobbotekka2019]

Cool. But will the section visible be in battles fought in that location?

[RCMidas]

Probably in the background. It's barely a wall at this point, more a big stone fence.

[lobbotekka2019]

But has anyone seen it in battle?

[ゲ-で]

Originally posted by lobbotekka2019:

But has anyone seen it in battle?

I'm pretty sure it will take its place in future dlcs

[Darkath]

Originally posted by ^SAMMAEL^:

The Great Wall is not built yet. It is there, but it is not finished and not the shape you see nowadays. So no Matt Damon will be running around

The great wall is there in 200 AD. In fact the most significant works on it were done in 200 BC. However, the wall is at the edge of the map. Above Gongsung Zang lands, to protect from Xiongnu invasions. So it has pretty much no relevance to the era or the conflict. No significant battles took place in this area at the time.

The only thing you see in game is wall at Hulao Pass, the destroyed wall section near Luoyang. In the Romance books, the Anti-Dong Zhuo coalition faced Lu bu there in a great battle, although there are no historical traces of such events.
This wall was certainly not there historically, because the Qin emperor ordered the destruction of all border walls inside his empire, and constructed the great wall in the north instead.

[Witch fker]

Originally posted by Darkath:

Originally posted by ^SAMMAEL^:

The Great Wall is not built yet. It is there, but it is not finished and not the shape you see nowadays. So no Matt Damon will be running around

The great wall is there in 200 AD. In fact the most significant works on it were done in 200 BC. However, the wall is at the edge of the map. Above Gongsung Zang lands, to protect from Xiongnu invasions. So it has pretty much no relevance to the era or the conflict. No significant battles took place in this area at the time.

The only thing you see in game is wall at Hulao Pass, the destroyed wall section near Luoyang. In the Romance books, the Anti-Dong Zhuo coalition faced Lu bu there in a great battle, although there are no historical traces of such events.
This wall was certainly not there historically, because the Qin emperor ordered the destruction of all border walls inside his empire, and constructed the great wall in the north instead.

At this point, the nomadic XiongNu匈奴 has long been defeated & subjugated, resulted the immigration of Northern XN to East Europe aka the Hunna/HUNS, whereas the Southern XN was further divided into 5 leagues & allocated by CaoCao himself on the West bank of the Yellow River after their tributes, this region was also populated by other barbarians: Jie竭"Sogdians", Di氐Sino-Tibetans, TieFu铁弗 XN(mix of XN and XianBei). Later on, the sinicized ShanYu: Liu Yuan ran back here and initiated the very 1st barbarian coup to overthrow the Jin晋 dynasty which followed right after the '8 princes civil war'.

Meanwhile, the steppe of Gobi dessert wasn't desolated, long has the DongHu东胡: East barbs have endured the XN in modern Manchuria, XianBei鲜卑"Sabirs" finally got their opportunity as the XN emigrated. The agricultural tributes of Duan, MuRong, YuWen, QiFu, JuQu and TuoBa the grazing clan ruled beyond the ruins of the Han wall until the further sinicization of the XianBei by founding the TuoBa N. Wei dynasty.

[ゲ-で]

Originally posted by Witch fker:

Originally posted by Darkath:

The great wall is there in 200 AD. In fact the most significant works on it were done in 200 BC. However, the wall is at the edge of the map. Above Gongsung Zang lands, to protect from Xiongnu invasions. So it has pretty much no relevance to the era or the conflict. No significant battles took place in this area at the time.

The only thing you see in game is wall at Hulao Pass, the destroyed wall section near Luoyang. In the Romance books, the Anti-Dong Zhuo coalition faced Lu bu there in a great battle, although there are no historical traces of such events.
This wall was certainly not there historically, because the Qin emperor ordered the destruction of all border walls inside his empire, and constructed the great wall in the north instead.

At this point, the nomadic XiongNu匈奴 has long been defeated & subjugated, resulted the immigration of Northern XN to East Europe aka the Hunna/HUNS, whereas the Southern XN was further divided into 5 leagues & allocated by CaoCao himself on the West bank of the Yellow River, this region was also populated by other barbarians: Jie竭"Sogdians", Di氐Sino-Tibetans, TieFu铁弗 XN(mix of XN and XianBei). Later on, the sinicized ShanYu: Liu Yuan ran back here and initiated the very 1st barbarian coup to overthrow the Jin晋 dynasty which followed right after the '8 princes civil war'.

Meanwhile, the steppe of Gobi dessert wasn't desolated, long has the DongHu东胡: East barbs have endured the XN in modern Manchuria, XianBei鲜卑"Sabirs" (Duan, MuRong, YuWen, QiFu, JuQu) agricultural tributes and TuoBa the grazing clan ruled the plain until the further sinicization of the TuoBa by founding the N. Wei dynasty.

At this point this thread is 2 years old.

[Witch fker]

Originally posted by ゲ-で:

Originally posted by Witch fker:

At this point, the nomadic XiongNu匈奴 has long been defeated & subjugated, resulted the immigration of Northern XN to East Europe aka the Hunna/HUNS, whereas the Southern XN was further divided into 5 leagues & allocated by CaoCao himself on the West bank of the Yellow River, this region was also populated by other barbarians: Jie竭"Sogdians", Di氐Sino-Tibetans, TieFu铁弗 XN(mix of XN and XianBei). Later on, the sinicized ShanYu: Liu Yuan ran back here and initiated the very 1st barbarian coup to overthrow the Jin晋 dynasty which followed right after the '8 princes civil war'.

Meanwhile, the steppe of Gobi dessert wasn't desolated, long has the DongHu东胡: East barbs have endured the XN in modern Manchuria, XianBei鲜卑"Sabirs" (Duan, MuRong, YuWen, QiFu, JuQu) agricultural tributes and TuoBa the grazing clan ruled the plain until the further sinicization of the TuoBa by founding the N. Wei dynasty.

At this point this thread is 2 years old.

Lol, I mean historically...