The Wusun was a nomadic nationality in ancient Central Asia that established friendly relations with the Han Dynasty in the 3rd century BC. However, over time, the Wusun gradually declined and was eventually destroyed by the Turks.

There are various historical accounts regarding who destroyed the Wusun. One account states that the Wusun was destroyed by the Khan of the Turks, Ashina Duolu, in the 6th century AD. According to historical records, Ashina Duolu led the Turk army to attack the Wusun and ultimately succeeded in conquering it.

Another account believes that the Wusun was destroyed by the Tang Dynasty in the 7th century AD. According to historical records such as the "New Book of Tang", the Tang Dynasty's Anxi Protectorate dispatched General Li Jing to attack the Wusun and ultimately defeated and destroyed it.

Regardless of who destroyed the Wusun, the history and culture of this ancient nomadic nation have become a part of history. Today, we can understand the rise and fall of the Wusun and its impact on Central Asia through various disciplines such as archaeology and history. At the same time, we should cherish these historical legacies and inherit and promote the essence of Wusun culture.

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