The Sino foreign conflict in the Tang Dynasty 5, the Sino foreign conflict in the Tang Dynasty

Updated on history 2024-04-20
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The war of the Tang against Goryeo, the war of the Tang against Japan, the war of the Tang with the Arab Empire.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    The Tang Dynasty general Du Huan led his army to fight the Arab army in Central Asia, but the entire army was annihilated and captured in Baghdad.

    Tang Taizong oversaw the army attacking Goryeo and failed.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    The Tang Dynasty conquered Goryeo (Korea), Jianzhen crossed to the east, Xuanzang traveled westward, and Yijing visited India.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Battle of Hengros The Tang Dynasty was completely annihilated. The Tibetans sent troops to Dunhuang, and the Tang Dynasty fought with them for this.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    The Tang Empire fought more than 20 times with the Arab Empire, and the Tang army was completely defeated by more than 200,000 troops from more than 60 countries in Central Asia in Henglus. The 30,000 Tang troops were captured and 20,000 were captured, and only 7,000 people were left to return home, ending in a victory in the Arab world, which was the only defeat in the foreign wars of the Tang Empire. It was the Arab Empire that successfully blocked the westward advance of the Tang Dynasty, if there was no such power, I thought that the Tang Dynasty army had already driven to the European continent, and in this war, the Arabs learned filial piety or papermaking from the captured soldiers, and spread papermaking to Europe and the world.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Two thousand Mo swords, Gao Xianzhi, the quality of the Tang knife is good, and it accompanies the Tang army to fight thousands of miles in the situation of hard fighting and helplessness.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    1. Not the Middle East, it's Central Asia. The Middle East refers to Western Asia and North Africa on the eastern Mediterranean coast.

    2. At that time, the struggle in Central Asia was the three major forces; The Arab Empire that expanded eastward, the Tang Empire that resisted Arabia, and the Tibetan Empire, which was on the rise and constantly encroaching on Xinjiang and Central Asia. The Tang Dynasty was under a flanking attack, with more than enough to defend and not enough to attack. The Battle of Tanros was defeated and the initiative had been lost.

    Later, during the Anshi Rebellion in the interior, all the troops in the four towns of Anxi were transferred back to quell the rebellion, and the Tang Empire completely withdrew from Central Asia and Xinjiang. Later, the Uighurs rose up, and the Tibetans controlled the Hexi Corridor. Since then, China has been far away from Xinjiang and Central Asia for thousands of years.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    The Battle of Talas was a battle in Central Asia between Tang forces under Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and the emerging Abbasid dynasty (i.e., the Great Food of the Black Clothed Empire) from what is now Arab, the emerging Shia sect of Islam. The Battle of Talas was a collision between the most powerful Eastern and Western empires in the world at the time. It is of great historical significance.

    The location of Talas has not yet been fully determined, but it should be near the birthplace of the great poet Li Bai, one of the four towns of Anxi in the Tang Dynasty, near the area near Taraz in Kazakhstan. The battle took place in July-August 751 (the tenth year of Emperor Xuanzong Tianbao of the Tang Dynasty). The Abbasids (i.e., the Black Food) triumphed.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    The Tang Dynasty had two crucial defeats. The first defeat was the Battle of Dafeichuan, which occurred during the period of Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, the general of the Tang Dynasty was Xue Rengui, and the general of the Tibetan side was the first military general of Tubo... I can't type that word... I'm so sorry! History books record that the Tang Dynasty army was between 5 and 100,000, and I personally tend to lean 100,000.

    The participating armies in Tibet are in a situation of great change, and I can't tell you how much. Xue Rengui ordered the deputy general to lead 20,000 troops (this figure is not disputed) to camp with his baggage, and if the Tibetans attacked, as long as he held on until the large army returned. In addition, Xue Rengui brought his own army of 380,000 (mainly this figure is disputed) to find the main force of Tubo for a decisive battle.

    After that, Xue Rengui defeated the Tubo vanguard and beheaded nearly 10,000 (I don't remember how much... I'm sorry landlord.,I have a very bad memory... Continuing to search for the enemy's main force, however, the adjutant general led the grain and grass baggage to move slowly, and was finally surrounded by a 200,000 Tibetan army, and because there were no defensive measures, there was no grain and grass baggage left. The fall of the baggage troops directly disrupted the deployment of the Tang army, Xue Rengui began to retreat when he heard the news, and was finally besieged by the 400,000 army of Tubo, and the whole army died in battle,—— this battle was the first defeat of the Tang Dynasty, and the myth of the Tang army's invincibility began! And the Tang Dynasty and Tubo have since become mortal enemies!

    Although the Tibetans remained diplomatically consistent and confused in their tributary relations, they actually met with the Tang Dynasty! Even the Tang Army is often overwhelmed! Battle of Talas: This was another fiasco of the Tang Dynasty!

    In fact, I don't think the impact on the Tang Dynasty is actually very large! But the key is that the Anshi Rebellion that broke out soon after the Tang Dynasty was a permanent shame for the Tang Dynasty!

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Eastern and Western Turkic, win. Tibetan, flat. Goguryeo, Baekje, Victory. Arab, defeated.

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