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History.com[3] and the Qin dynasty's Wikipedia[2] entry date Qin Shi Huang's order to join the northern border walls into one system to around 220 BCE, without a more precise date surviving.
Confirms Qin Shi Huang's 221 BC unification of China and the subsequent construction program under his rule.[1]
States that around 220 BC, Qin Shi Huang ordered earlier fortifications joined into a single system extending more than 10,000 li.[1]
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Now, that doesn’t mean that they will invade in 2027, but certainly implies a significant milestone.
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