The upkeep of this project was managed by the Nine Border Garrisons. It terminated at the Gulf of Chihli (CHEE-lee) on the east. Ancestors of this project included a "Square" version commissioned by the state of Chu. Native-language names for this object refer to its length of ten thousand li (LEE). It was originally built to guard against Donghu (DAHN-goo) and Loufan (LOW-fahn) nomads; soon afterwards, it was completed by Shihuangdi (SHEE wong DEE) during the Qin (CHIN)
The upkeep of this project was managed by the Nine Border Garrisons. It terminated at the Gulf of Chihli (CHEE-lee) on the east. Ancestors of this project included a "Square" version commissioned by the state of Chu. Native-language names for this object refer to its length of ten thousand li (LEE). It was originally built to guard against Donghu (DAHN-goo) and Loufan (LOW-fahn) nomads; soon afterwards, it was completed by Shihuangdi (SHEE wong DEE) during the Qin (CHIN) Dynasty. For 10 points, identify this 4500-mile long structure which defended the ancient northern frontier of China.
The upkeep of this project was managed by the Nine Border Garrisons.
{Great Wall} of China [or {Wanli Changcheng}; or {Wan}-{li Ch'ang}-{ch'eng}]