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According to Chinese texts, the crossbow was invented by Ch'in of the state of Ch'u in the year 700 B.C.
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How did the crossbow impact ancient China?
i think it the crossbow was invented in the Hang dynasty. :-) i think it the crossbow was invented in the Hang dynasty. :-)
Who created the crossbow?
It was invented in ancient China.
What is the smallest crossbow ever?
the Gastraphetes is the smallest ancient crossbow. it was invented by the Romans and was 1 foot long.
Which chinese dynasty invented india ink?
The Chinese Dynasty that invented India Ink was the Cao Wei Dynasty.
Which dynasty invented tea?
The T'ang Dynasty
How did the crossbow impact ancient China?
i think it the crossbow was invented in the Hang dynasty. :-) i think it the crossbow was invented in the Hang dynasty. :-)
Was the crossbow invented in the Han dynasty?
No, it was invented 3-400 years earlier, around 600 BC during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. And at about the same time the ancient Greeks invented it as well.
What person from the han dynasy invented the crossbow?
the ancient Chinese made the crossbow.
When was the crossbow invented?
about 678 .b.c.it was invented in year (403-221bc) in the late warring states period or in year (202bc-ad220) in the early han dynasty.
Where in china was the crossbow invented?
the crossbow is aawsome
When was the first crossbow invented?
it was invented in 1948.
Why was the crossbow made?
Mainly, the crossbow was invented to protect those of China.
What are Han Dynasty weapons?
Some are the iron sword and crossbow.
Who invented the crossbow in china?
According to Chinese texts, the crossbow was invented by Ch'in of the state of Ch'u in 700 B.C.
When was the crossbow introduced?
Crossbow was invented in ancient china and was introduced to Europe about 1226.
What were the four inventions of the Han dynasty?
kite crossbow compass paper
By who and when was the crossbow invented?
According to Chinese texts, the crossbow was invented by a man named Ch'in in the state of Ch'u in the year 700 B.C.
