Military History of the Three Kingdoms

The military history of the Three Kingdoms period, part of the greater military history of China incorporated almost a century of prolonged warfare and disorder. Following the generally peaceful conditions of the Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms brought about changes to military institutions and technology favouring the emergence of a professional hereditary soldiery, including an increasing reliance on non-Chinese cavalry forces and the closure of the Han system of universal conscription.

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Hippolyte Lohaka obtained a Ph.D. degree in Educational Statistics from Ohio University (USA) and holds a Master of Arts degree in Mathematical Statistics earned from the State University of New York at Buffalo (USA). He is a Senior Lecturer in Statistics at an American University. Dr. Lohaka is married to Marie Paule and has a son, Cesar.