Talk:Pax Sinica
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Ming dynasty had the Imjin War and Yuan dynasty had the Invasion of Japan. How is that peaceful? --Dangerous-Boy 21:44, 15 May 2006 (UTC)
There were many dynasties, just because several dynasties were at war doesn't meen that the other ones lived a hard life. Also, the dates of certain things arent exactly accurate. They could be off by several years, so if your source on the war is a few years early, or even accurate(just saying some websites arent even completly accurate), and the time of pax Sinica is a few years ahead, then there are some unavoidable errors.Hornet101 01:50, 31 October 2006 (UTC)
Something I just now noticed, which comletly contridicts everything I said earlier, there are no dates on the definition. Pax Sinicia could refer to present day china, or ancient china... it just means a tim of peace.During the time of the Invasion of Japan, there may not have been Pax Sinicia.Hornet101 16:47, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
