Xiongnu example sentences

Related (10): nomadic, Huns, Mongolia, steppe, Scythians, Turkic, Khans, Xianbei, Tatar, Manchu.

"Xiongnu" Example Sentences

1. The Xiongnu were the earliest known rulers of the steppe.
2. The Xiongnu were a nomadic people who lived in Mongolia and parts of northern China.
3. The Xiongnu were a powerful tribal confederation that dominated the steppes of Mongolia and Central Asia from the 3rd century BCE to the late 1st century CE.
4. The Xiongnu were the first to create a unified tribal state in the steppe region.
5. The Xiongnu were a formidable enemy to the Chinese Han Dynasty.
6. The Xiongnu were a nomadic people who lived in the steppes of Central Asia and Mongolia.
7. The Xiongnu were known for their fierce fighting and skillful horsemanship.
8. The Xiongnu were a powerful tribal confederation that controlled a large area of Central Asia and the steppe region.
9. The Xiongnu were a nomadic people who practiced pastoralism and were skilled horsemen and warriors.
10. The Xiongnu were renowned for their horsemanship and skill in combat.
11. The Xiongnu were an ancient nomadic people who lived in the steppes of Central Asia and Mongolia.
12. The Xiongnu were a powerful tribal confederation that controlled a vast area of Central Asia and the steppes.
13. The Xiongnu were a nomadic people who practiced pastoralism and were skilled horsemen and warriors, and they were renowned for their horsemanship and skill in combat.
14. The Xiongnu were the first people to establish a unified tribal state in the steppe region.
15. The Xiongnu were a powerful tribal confederation that controlled a vast area of Central Asia and the steppes, and they were renowned for their horsemanship and skill in combat.
16. The Xiongnu were a nomadic people who lived in the steppes of Central Asia and Mongolia, and they were renowned for their horsemanship and skill in combat.
17. The Xiongnu were a powerful tribal confederation that controlled a large area of Central Asia and the steppes, and they were renowned for their horsemanship and skill in combat.
18. The Xiongnu were a nomadic people who practiced pastoralism and were skilled horsemen and warriors, and they were renowned for their horsemanship and skill in combat and their ability to move quickly across the steppes.
19. The Xiongnu were a formidable enemy of the Chinese Han Dynasty, and they were renowned for their horsemanship and skill in combat.
20. The Xiongnu were a powerful tribal confederation that controlled a large area of Central Asia and the steppes, and they were renowned for their military prowess and skill in warfare.