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The Attack of Xianyang Palace

Twilight

Twilight

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Hello there, last night I had a dream of being a boy named Xi-Chung who was a noble. My father was Qin and my Mom's name was Ming living in a luxury palace. I was born in 226 BC in Shaanxi. Apparantly while I was looking all this up I ended up with a palace called Xianyang Palace. Once I got to adulthood I went out to the balcony to see Huns attacking, I believe I was in my early twenties.

I'm kind off baffled that the fights between the Huns and Chinese are stuff of legend and not in the History book besides the part that the Huns originated in Central Asia.
 
Twilight said:
I'm kind off baffled that the fights between the Huns and Chinese are stuff of legend and not in the History book besides the part that the Huns originated in Central Asia.
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I always thought the Huns were associated with Germans. They defeated the mighty Roman Empire. The Germans were called "Huns" by the British during World War I.
 
All the information I found about the Huns was bewildering, Twilight. Attila the Hun lived in the 5th century, and I think he unified the Hunic people, who were, indeed, from the Asian plains. The Germans were called "Huns", because of a remark Kaiser Wilhelm made, when he dispatched German troops to the Boxer Rebellion. He told them to show no mercy, like the Huns. The British used the name in a derogatory sense to make the Germans they were fighting seem barbaric and inhuman. So, Germans were never "Huns". The real Huns are Asian in origin, and we are all confused!
 
If its 226 BCE then the battles would most likely have been with the Xiongnu. More confusion comes in as the name Xiongnu may be related to the name Huns, but the evidence for this is controversial.


Basically no one knows much about the Xiongnu. They were active in regions of what is now Southern Siberia, Mongolia, Southern Mongolia, Gansu and Xinjiang.
 
Apparantly there was also a battle in 626BC, I came down to fight.


The attackers appear to be East Asian and unfortunately the enemy had a big sheild and a long spear, I was surrounded and they cames closer until I was pierced to death in all angles in the gut. The pain woke me up it was so bad
 
It's okay, I'm kind of used to it now. For as long as my subconscious can remember so far, I seem to have departed through unnatural causes of some sort, I'm crossing my fingers that it doesn't happen in this life.
 
I was hoping you were spared the pain of your death, Twilight. How did the pain resolve? I hope it was over quickly. Regression practitioners plant a suggestion that a subject will observe his death, but not feel it.
 
The speed was mediocre. It always seem like in every lifetime that I can remember so far the deaths seem to be unnatural. As a kid I grew up having an interest in creepy pasta, used to also think it was the norm.
 
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