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The History of China

#131 - 5D10K 8: The Southeast

The History of China

Chris Stewart

History

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 October 2017

⏱️ 24 minutes

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We sweep over 4 of the southern kingdoms along the southeastern coast. WuYüe: which remains rich and prosperous owing to its favorable trade and geographic positions at the mouth of the Yangtze. Wu: which starts off strong only to be subsumed from within, giving way to Southern Tang. Min: whose coastal location is fatally undermined by it own geographic atomization, unto civil war, breakup, and destruction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hello and welcome to the history of China.

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Episode 131, the Southeast Coast,

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Wuyay Wu, Southern Tong, Min, and In.

0:56.7

As we approach the end of the Five Dynasies and Ten Kingdoms period, as promised, we're first

1:01.1

going to be taking a little time to get acquainted with those kingdoms of the Southlands

1:05.2

that we'd only touched on peripherally in the course of the main narrative.

1:09.4

Though none of the Ten Kingdoms ever held enough power or gravitas to seriously think to challenge the hegemony of the Northern dynasties,

1:17.0

much less assert their own claim to Emperium.

1:19.5

They nevertheless played a vital role in maintaining much of the traditional culture, values, and mores that had

1:25.1

been so thoroughly trampled by the decades of warfare across the Northern Plains.

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