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The Tang Dynasty (唐朝) was an imperial dynasty of China that ruled from 618 to 907 AD. Known for its cultural, economic, and military prowess, the Tang Dynasty is often considered a high point in Chinese civilization and a golden age of cosmopolitan culture. The dynasty's capital, Chang'an (modern-day Xi'an), was the most populous city in the world at the time, and the Tang era saw significant developments in art, literature, and technology.

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The Timeline

618 — 907

  1. 618

    Establishment of the Tang Dynasty

    The Tang Dynasty was established by Emperor Gaozu after the fall of the Sui Dynasty. He declared himself emperor and founded the dynasty in 618 AD.
  2. 626

    Reign of Emperor Taizong

    Emperor Taizong, one of the most celebrated rulers of the Tang Dynasty, ascended to the throne. His reign was marked by military conquests and consolidation of power.
  3. 630

    Defeat of the Eastern Turks

    The Tang Dynasty defeated the Eastern Turks, securing its northern borders and expanding its influence into Central Asia.
  4. 645

    Tang Campaign Against Goguryeo

    Emperor Taizong launched a military campaign against the Korean kingdom of Goguryeo, though it was ultimately unsuccessful.
  5. 690

    Empress Wu Zetian's Reign

    Wu Zetian declared herself emperor, becoming the only woman to rule China in her own right. Her reign saw significant administrative and cultural developments.
  6. 712

    Reign of Emperor Xuanzong

    Emperor Xuanzong ascended to the throne, ushering in a period of prosperity and cultural flourishing known as the Kaiyuan Era.
  7. 751

    Battle of Talas

    The Tang forces were defeated by the Abbasid Caliphate at the Battle of Talas, which marked the end of Tang westward expansion.
  8. 755

    An Lushan Rebellion

    The An Lushan Rebellion broke out, severely weakening the Tang Dynasty and leading to a prolonged period of instability.
  9. 763

    Suppression of An Lushan Rebellion

    The Tang Dynasty finally managed to suppress the An Lushan Rebellion with the help of foreign mercenaries, but the empire was significantly weakened.
  10. 780

    Introduction of the Double Tax System

    The Tang Dynasty introduced the Double Tax System to stabilize the economy, which required taxes to be paid twice a year based on land and household wealth.
  11. 805

    Reign of Emperor Xianzong

    Emperor Xianzong ascended to the throne, initiating efforts to restore the central authority and revitalize the Tang Dynasty.
  12. 874

    Huang Chao Rebellion

    The Huang Chao Rebellion erupted, further destabilizing the Tang Dynasty and leading to widespread chaos and destruction.
  13. 881

    Capture of Chang'an by Rebels

    Rebel forces led by Huang Chao captured the Tang capital of Chang'an, forcing the emperor to flee.
  14. 907

    End of the Tang Dynasty

    The Tang Dynasty officially ended when Zhu Wen, a former rebel leader, usurped the throne and established the Later Liang Dynasty.

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