社科文献甲骨文丛书 夏月帝国:夸纳·帕克与科曼奇印第安部落的兴衰 1四十年的战争场景 湖北
by S. C. Gwynne, S.C. 格温
This historical volume from the Social Sciences Literature Oracle Bone Inscriptions Series examines the rise and fall of the Comanche Indian tribe through Quanah Parker's story. It spans forty years of warfare, capturing the empire's dramatic shifts in the American frontier context.
About This Book
The book delves into the story of the Comanche Indian tribe's empire during the summer era, highlighting its periods of prosperity and decline.
Central to the narrative is Quanah Parker, a key figure whose experiences reflect the tribe's turbulent history.
It covers forty years of warfare scenes, illustrating the intense conflicts and their impact on the tribe's fate.
Published as part of the Social Sciences Literature Oracle Bone Inscriptions Series, this work provides insights into indigenous American history.
The account is set against the backdrop of Hubei, offering a detailed examination of these historical events.
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