Tang 唐
Táng · Hovedstad: Chang'an
The peak. Tang Chang'an was the largest, most cosmopolitan city on Earth — nearly a million people, including Sogdian, Persian and Arab merchant communities. The Silk Road's eastern terminus, the center of East Asian Buddhism, and the court that produced Li Bai, Du Fu and Wang Wei. Almost every Tang site you visit today — from the Big Wild Goose Pagoda to the Grand Tang Ever-Bright City — traces back to these 289 years.
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The model emperor — his Zhenguan reign is the golden standard
Peak Tang culture — and the An Lushan rebellion that ended it
Brought Buddhist scriptures back from India; built the Big Wild Goose Pagoda
Dypdykket
Les hele Tang-historienSe den i dag
Store villgåspagode
En Tang-mursteinspagode reist i 652 e.Kr. for en munks 17-årige reise til India — fremdeles Xi'ans definerende landemerke.
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Daming-palassets nasjonale kulturarvspark
Tang styrte et imperium herifra fra 634 e.Kr. — et palass 4,5 ganger Den forbudte by, i dag fundamenter i en veldig stor park.
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Grand Tang Ever-Bright City
To kilometer gratis, flomlysbelyst Tang-dynasti-spekter — gullalderen, rebootet hver kveld.
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Shaanxi-historiemuseet
Hvert lag av Xians tidsstabel under ett tak — Zhou-bronser, Han-gull og Tang-skatter.
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13 dynastier · rull for å utforske