Boliao during the Tang Dynasty What is the position of the Bo State now?

The Heilongjiang area in the northeast is close to North Korea.

Kyoto is in present-day Dandong, Liaoning.

The ancient state of the Bohai Sea was part of present-day Northeast China, the Northeast Korean Peninsula, and the Russian Far East.

The Bohai State was a regime in ancient Chinese history dominated by the Tata people, and its scope was equivalent to that of present-day Northeast China, the Northeast Korean Peninsula, and part of the Russian Far East.

In 698, Da Zuorong, the leader of the Su Mo Dynasty, was called "King Zhen" in Dongmu Mountain and established a regime. In 713, Tang Xuanzong canonized Da Zuorong as the "King of Bohai County" and awarded the governor of Kuhan Prefecture, with the name of "Bohai". In 762, the Tang Dynasty decreed that Bohai was elevated to a state.

In addition, there are other names such as "the country of the indigen", "the country of the Bohai eja", and "the country of Goryeo".

Its area corresponds to the area of present-day northeastern China, the northeastern part of the Korean Peninsula, and part of the Russian Far East.

The Bohai Kingdom (698-926) was a predominantly ethnic regime in ancient Chinese history, covering the area of present-day Northeast China, the Northeast Korean Peninsula, and part of the Russian Far East.

In 698, Da Zuorong, the leader of the Su Mo Dynasty, established a regime in Dongmu Mountain (now the southwest city of Dunhua, Jilin, or the ancient city of Longxi, the southeast city of Yanji, Jilin Province).

In 713, Tang Xuanzong canonized Da Zuorong as the "King of Bohai County" and awarded the governor of Kuhan Prefecture, with the name of "Bohai". In 762, the Tang Dynasty decreed that Bohai was elevated to a state. In addition, there are other names such as "the country of the indigen", "the country of the Bohai eja", and "the country of Goryeo".

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Bohai State was canonized by the Tang Dynasty, and the Tang Dynasty placed the Khan Prefecture in the Mudanjiang River Basin, where the Heishui Yan River lived, and set up the Khan Governor's Mansion, also known as the "Bohai Governor's Mansion", and its leader was named the Governor, and he was named the "King of Bohai County", known as the "Bohai Kingdom" in history; Its people call themselves "靺鞨", "靺鞨国" or "Bohai State". The Chinese historical book "New Tang Dynasty Book" calls it "the prosperous country of Haidong".

Shangjing Longquan Mansion is the first of the five capitals of Bohai State, which was built in the shape of Chang'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty, and is located in Bohai Town, Ning'an City, Heilongjiang Province, China. Since the reign of King Wen of the Bohai Kingdom, Shangjing City has been the capital of the Bohai Kingdom for more than 160 years, and is the largest city in Northeast China and the center of political, economic, cultural, military and foreign exchanges of the Bohai Kingdom.

The ancient state of Balhae, this place included most of what is now Tohoku, the Korean Peninsula, and parts of Russia along the Sea of Japan.

The Tang Dynasty was a period of prosperity in all aspects of our country, during which our country had a vast territory, a prosperous economy, social stability, and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment, and at the same time, it also actively developed relations with neighboring countries. As a local ethnic regime at that time, the Bohai State was greatly influenced by the Tang Dynasty. In terms of territory and relationship, it is closely related to the two dynasties of the Tang Dynasty.

1. In 698 A.D. between the Tang Dynasty and the Bohai Kingdom, the leaders of the end of Su established the Kingdom of Yan and called the king of Zhen. In 713 AD, after Tang Xuanzong ascended the throne, he canonized the leader of Sumo as the king of Bohai County, ruled Kuhan Prefecture, and awarded the governor of Kuhan Prefecture. From then on, the Su Mo Jing regime took the Bohai Sea as its name and became a feudal state with autonomy within the territory of the Tang Dynasty.

In 762, the state of Jin was changed to the state of Bohai, and the capital was in the current Jilin Dunhua, and after four moves to Beijing, in 926, it was destroyed by the Liao state.

2. The Population and Territory of the Bohai State During the Tang Dynasty, the Bohai Kingdom became a part of the Tang Dynasty, and its territory was constantly expanding. Under the leadership of their leader, in its heyday, the Bohai Kingdom was centered on Jilin, with its territory stretching from the east coast of the middle and lower reaches of the Heilongjiang River in the north, the coast of the Tatar Strait facing Sakhalin Island, the south to the vicinity of Hamhung in Korea, the Sea of Japan in the east, and the vicinity of Baicheng and Da'an on the border between Jilin and Inner Mongolia in the west. In addition, they also imitated the model of the Tang Dynasty and established the five capitals, namely Shangjing Longquan Mansion, Zhongjing Xiande Mansion, Tokyo Longyuan Mansion, Xijing Yalu Mansion, and Nanjing Nanhai Mansion.

Since then, their population has grown from more than 100,000 to more than 3 million, and they have also won the reputation of "Bohai Shengguo".

Although the Bohai State was a small state with a minority regime, it not only prospered for a long time after its submission to the Tang Dynasty, but also promoted the continuous development of China's territory and made indelible contributions to the development of subsequent dynasties.

The ancient Bohai State was established by the ancestors of the current Manchus, and this place is now the northeast region, which was the ancient national power established in the north of the Tang Dynasty in China.

The ancient Bohai State was established in the Tang Dynasty, and its territory included most of the northeast of our country, south to Hamhung, North Korea, east to the Sea of Japan, and Sakhalin Island across the sea.

The Bohai State was a regime in ancient Chinese history dominated by the Tatar people, and its territory was part of today's Northeast China, the Northeast Korean Peninsula and the Russian Far East.

Boliao State is a fictional historical term in "The Legend of Xue Rengui". In the play, the Boliao Kingdom, in the early years of the Tang Dynasty, was located in the northeast of China, in the area of Bohai Bay in present-day Liaoning. According to the historical occurrence time and the names of relevant characters, official positions and costumes, the prototypes of the Boliao regime mentioned in the TV series are the Goguryeo Kingdom and the Bohai Kingdom.

The Bohai Kingdom (698–926) was a monarchy founded by the ancient people of present-day Northeast China, the Yatar people, who ruled over the eastern part of present-day Northeast China, the northern part of the Korean Peninsula, and the Primorsky Territory of present-day Russia"Haidong Shengguo"。

Boliao is a fictional geographical term in the Chinese mainland TV series "The Legend of Xue Rengui". In the play, the Boliao Kingdom was located in Northeast China in the early years of the Tang Dynasty, in the area of Bohai Bay and the Korean Peninsula in present-day Liaoning. It was once very prosperous.