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The Tang Dynasty, spanning from 618 to 907 CE, was one of China's most prosperous and culturally rich periods. Founded by Emperor Gaozu, the dynasty began with a strong foundation of efficient administration and economic growth.
At its peak, the Tang Dynasty was a hub of vibrant culture, renowned for its stunning poetry, intricate art, and breathtaking architecture. The capital city, Chang'an, was a cosmopolitan metropolis, attracting scholars, merchants, and travelers from across the known world.
Notable emperors like Taizong and Xuanzong expanded the empire's borders through military campaigns and strategic alliances. The Silk Road, a network of ancient trade routes, flourished during this period, facilitating the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures between East Asia and the Mediterranean.
Despite facing challenges and internal conflicts, the Tang Dynasty's legacy endured, influencing Chinese culture, politics, and society for centuries to come.

Table of The Golden Age of the Tang Dynasty

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Volume 1