Tang

This is a piece of art work that was finished in the 9th century under the tang dynasty. [] This is a back of a mirror that was created under the Tang dynasty. []

[] Monk Yixing was the first to successfully measure the length of the meridian line.

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 * They were preceded by the Sui dynasty, and were succeded by later lang, tang and Wu (ten kingdoms).


 * (June 18, 618 – June 4, 907)


 * The Tang dynasty had a capitol at Chang'an and it was the most populas city at the time, It is regarded by historians as the highest point in the chinese civilazations. It was known to be equil or surpassing the Han dynasty. Its territory, acquired through the military campaigns of its early rulers, was greater than that of the Han period
 * Around this age, the Tang dynasty was known to have over five million people.
 * Reaching the 9th century, the population was over 80 million people, causing them to have great armies that are able to have a great army, go though the nomadic lands
 * The Tang Empire stretched from what is now Manchuria in the northeast into what is now Vietnam in the southwest.
 * The Tang Empire established a strong centralized state system, which brought together aristocratic dans of all regions, finally ended four centuries of division between northern and southern China.
 * The Tang Dynasty was the time of great inventions, great poets, technologies, which not only influenced China itself in the future, but Asia as a whole.
 * The Tang Dynasty invented tea, scroll painting, gunpowder, flame-thrower, dance and music

He was able to express complex thoughts and feelings in a matter of a few lines.
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__ [] This is a picture of where the Tang dynasty is located and the cities and countries around it. []

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1. Tang subdued its nomadic neighbors from thr north in the first few years of their rule. 2. It also secured peace on the overland trade routes as far as Syria and Rome. 3. Tang also allowed men from educated families but had no ties to the goverment officals, serve as goverment officals. This allowed normal men to get their opinion in and try to make the counry better. 4. Arts flourished in the 8th century under the Tang dyansty.

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-The Tang and the Sui are closely associated and are often mistaken for the same Dynasties. The Tang gained power from the canals they built. []

- The Tang dynasty is often known as the most glistening historic period in China's history. The state, under the ruling of the Tang Dynasty, became the most prosperous and powerful country in the world. the economy, politics, culture and military strength reached an unparalleled advanced level.

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The tang dyansty was undoubtly the center of the modern world when they were in reign and power. > > []
 * In science, the Tang Dynasty (618 - 907) contributed a lot to the development of astronomy, medicine and printing technique in Chinese history.
 * The well-known King of Medicine, Sun Simiao, wrote a medical book //Qianjin Fang//
 * The greatest tang acheivments was their Tang poetry
 * In the early Tang dynasty there was a lot religious tolerance.
 * Great advancements in Foreign relations
 * More centralized Government
 * More Unified Nation
 * The tang were able to use the canals to communicate throughout the empire
 * The Government officials were chosen based on Merit and education
 * With a staff of only 13,464 people they were able to look over a entire empire of 50 million
 * They had a very strict but good code which named over 700 offenses and their punishments
 * The Government wwas able to give small portions of land to young men so they would have something to build off of.
 * In return for the land each man wa given 60 days of either labor or military work for the government
 * They took a census every three years.
 * They were able to have a very solid and good agriculture community because of the equal allocation system
 * The Tang contributed a lot to the development of medicine, astronomy and printing skills in Chinese history.