4 Why did so many countries not oppose the Tang Dynasty?

Now it is said that China's goal is to reach the peak of the Tang Dynasty, it can be seen that the Tang Dynasty was the heyday of China, when Silla and Japan sent countless students to the Tang Dynasty to learn advanced culture, in the metropolis of Chang'an, you can already see many Arab businessmen, all countries hope to establish a partnership with the Tang Dynasty, one is the Tang Dynasty's economic wealth, the country's strength and the people's wealth, and the other is the Tang Dynasty's science and technology is the most developed, so these countries are based on the premise of interests, there is no opposition to the Tang Dynasty.

1. The Tang Dynasty was the most powerful in culture, economy, and military at that time.

2. At that time, he was the center of world culture and economy.

3. The national strength of other vassal states cannot be compared with that of the Tang Dynasty at all.

4. In all dynasties, the period when the most foreign students came to the Tang Dynasty.

First, there is no such strength;

Second, the Tang Dynasty had a developed economy, and who wouldn't want to go to the Tang Dynasty for business or study or emigrate?

They were all subdued, and Li Longji fought with Dawan for many years, which is recorded in the history books.

Yes. Wu Zetian opposed the Tang Dynasty.

No, the Tang Dynasty overturned.

Did you establish the Zhou Dynasty haha.

Influenced by feudal etiquette.

。。This question is a bit afraid that the world will not be chaotic. . .

The Tang Dynasty was strong, advanced and friendly

Why oppose ...

Yes, how many times did the Xiongnu and the Tang Dynasty go to war! But in the end, they were driven to Turkey.

I can assure every country that is against it, but I don't dare to say it.

No, Tubo will be anti-Tang.

Reasons for the fall of the Tang Dynasty:

1. The treasury is empty: In the Xiantong and Qianfu years of Tang Yizong and Tang Xizong, the extravagance of society has reached the peak of its peak. Emperor Yizong ignored state politics and only liked to dance and music, and he raised a huge art troupe in the palace with a surprising amount of money.

2. Partition of feudal towns: The most direct manifestation of this phenomenon, and at the same time the worst result of the collapse of the balance system of feudal towns, is that the entire Zhaozong Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty were subject to the towns in the northwest of Beijing. Li Maozhen, Wang Xingyu, Han Jian and other marshals in the northwest of Beijing were the first to enter Chang'an, blackmailing the monarch and doing whatever he wanted, and the dignity of the court was disgraced, which made the Tang court unable to operate at all.

3. The ability to absorb talents is weak: until the end of the Tang Dynasty, the proportion of Jinshi born in the entire Tang Dynasty was not high, and the shade and miscellaneous currents always accounted for the majority. However, there has been a major trend since the early Tang Dynasty:

That is, the most important official position in the imperial court. Those who are not from Jinshi want to become officials, except for a small number of people with deep backgrounds like Li Deyu, they can basically only sink into subordinates or become government bureaucrats (official quality may not be low, but the Tang people look down on them).

1. After the Anshi Rebellion, the population of the Tang Dynasty decreased sharply, the economy also suffered great damage, and the prestige of the ** regime was completely lost.

2. In the middle and late Tang Dynasty, the power of the eunuchs reached an outrageous level, they could not only influence the abolition of the emperor, but also indirectly control the ** Praetorian Guard, and even colluded with foreign vassals, thus forming a strong political community, and the eunuchs' chaotic government led to the demise of the Tang Dynasty.

3. In the late Tang Dynasty, land annexation was very serious, the social and economic depression, and the rampant expropriation of the ruling class accelerated the outbreak of peasant uprisings, and the Huangchao Uprising shook the foundation of the Tang Dynasty's rule, leading to Zhu Wen's usurpation of the Tang Dynasty.

In my opinion, the Tang Dynasty fell for the following reasons: (just a personal opinion) (absolutely original).

1) Because the harem was sufficient, the king was obsessed with beauty and neglected to manage the government, which seriously affected the normal operation of the court.

2) The government does not favor the people, and there is an ancient book saying: "Water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn a boat", and the same is true for the people. "Those who win the people win the world" at that time Datang did not win the hearts of the people. This is also one of the main reasons.

3) As zj8852527 said:

Economically: severe land annexation (root cause);

Politically: there was a serious partisan struggle within the imperial court;

the peasant uprising (the root cause is still land annexation);

institutionally; The system of moderation makes the local forces stronger than **;

Militarily: Western minority attacks.

I think. He is quite right: land annexation is serious, it is the "root", politics is the "root", the peasant uprising is the reaction of the "root", the system is born of the "root", and as for the military, it is the sum of all the reactions.

The reason why Datang will perish will not be unexpected.

Reasons for the fall of the Tang Dynasty:

Economically: severe land annexation (root cause);

Politically: there was a serious partisan struggle within the imperial court;

the peasant uprising (the root cause is still land annexation);

institutionally; The system of moderation makes the local forces stronger than **;

Militarily: Western minority attacks.

As for the inability of the authorities to deal with land annexation, it was due to the nature of the feudal system. In the case of underdeveloped productive forces, the peasants could not bear the losses of cultivation alone (such as those caused by natural disasters and locust plagues), and had to rely on the landlord class. Under the feudal system, the contradictions between the peasants and the landlords could only be reconciled, not resolved.

The later Tang Dynasty no longer had the energy to deal with these more unmanageable problems, so it led to its demise.

The demise of a dynasty in feudal society has its historical reasons, but also has its own unique reasons, the historical reason is determined by the social nature of feudal society, the reason is a land distribution problem, the so-called accumulation is difficult to return, the Tang Dynasty mainly perished in the festival system, the internal emperor has no real power, the real power is in the hands of the eunuchs.

The things of the world must be divided for a long time, and they must be divided for a long time. For example, after the Zhou Dynasty destroyed the Shang and divided the princes, it was unified in Qin. Qin shattered the Chu-Han controversy and Han unification of the Central Plains.

Lifting with foreigners as officials (there is an old Chinese saying: if you are not of my race, your heart will be punished) is really good! Later, the people who led the rebellion were foreigners An Lusheng and Shi Siming. There is also the local festival degree that makes the power too great, and has great military and political power, which is enough to confront the ** and follow the later period of Xuanzong.

During the Tang Dynasty, the local government set up festivals and envoys, which made the local power too large, and later because of the Anshi Rebellion, it was already a feudal town at this time, and the Tang Dynasty declined!!

The decline of the Tang Dynasty began with Zhang Jiuling's dismissal, and it became even more disturbing when it came to the Anshi Rebellion, and the local power was too great.

It can be said that the Anshi Rebellion dealt a heavy blow to the Tang Dynasty, and the festival made the outside party divided, and the intrigue within the court, the poverty and luxury, made the people miserable.

The feudal towns were divided, the tail was too big to fall, and finally ** lost control and destroyed the country.

Anshi Rebellion I think it was Xuanzong who destroyed the Tang Dynasty with his own hands, and the power of the local festival envoys was too great.

Social contradictions intensified, local divisions took place, people rebelled, and foreign invasions took place.

Institutional problems! The deep-seated reason is that from the Tang Dynasty Taizong Li Shimin, the use of foreigners as officials (there is an old Chinese saying: if you are not of my race, your heart will be punished) is really good!

Later, the people who led the rebellion were foreigners An Lusheng and Shi Siming. There is also the local festival degree, which makes the power too great, has military and political power, is enough to confront the **, and to the Tang Dynasty in the late Xuanzong Dynasty, every generation of the Son of Heaven is broken, and every year of the war, can not change this system, and finally the Tang Dynasty will inevitably be destroyed. 1。

It was due to the division of feudal towns and the dictatorship of eunuchs, and the incompetence of the emperor.

One word "courtesy", two words "culture", and three words "good diplomacy".

What's not strong The Tang Army was the most powerful in that era.

Only a civil war could lead to the decline of such a great dynasty.

The army of the Tang Dynasty was very strong, and Li Jing once attacked Dingxiang on a snowy night, using 3,000 men to break the enemy and capture Jieli Khan with tens of thousands of people.

The fact that the Tang Dynasty's army could go on expeditions to Arabia shows the strength of its logistical support.

The Tang Dynasty army destroyed Goguryeo, the navy destroyed Baekje, and defeated Japan.

The Tang Dynasty army allowed foreign participation Many Turks served in the army Even after the Anshi Rebellion, the Uighurs were still wiped out For details, please refer to the Old Tang Book

I don't know if the military strength of this Tang Dynasty is not strong relative to the dynasty on the earth at that time? I don't know where you came to say this, what you think, so I don't know what to say.

1. Those who write history are civil officials, and you will find that once it comes to the demise of the dynasty, the pot is the back of the emperor, the eunuch, and the relatives....

Second, although this is not the main reason, it has too much impact on the Tang collapse and the subsequent region, so it is easy to focus on this.

1. Tubo captured Chang'an.

2. After the Tang Dynasty, the Central Plains lost a huge technological advantage over the surrounding ethnic groups, and the early Northern Song Dynasty was not good for the Khitan, which had a lot to do with this.

3. The expansion of power in Central Asia and the Western Regions has basically completely lost the local Han cultural circle.

He was shot and killed by Li Shimin in the Xuanwumen Incident.

Originally, Li Jiancheng was the crown prince, but half of Tang's rivers and mountains were brought down by Li Shimin, and he was ambitious. Of course, it is impossible for the country that he has worked hard to give up, and Li Shimin is an ambitious person, Li Jiancheng is useless, all of them staged what happened in the Sui Dynasty "killing brothers and fathers", although it is not so serious, it is almost the same, but this also left a "fine tradition" for the Li family, since Li Shimin, many emperors of the Li family have obtained the throne in this way.

The crown prince Li Jiancheng was killed in the Xuanwumen Mutiny, so Li Shiming became emperor.