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 defen
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}]