Tang Dynasty sword: One of the most ferocious battle knives in ancient China, father of Jap samu

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Battle of Talas
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Talas

Resulted in Abbasid victory and end of tang?

 

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Resulted in Abbasid victory and end of tang?

The end of the Tang dynasty was due to rebellion within the Tang empire

 

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The end of the Tang dynasty was due to rebellion within the Tang empire

On topic.. about the sword.

I don’t know what’s all the whining about.

It’s a known fact that Chinese civilisation is the mother of all orient.

 

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On topic.. about the sword.

I don’t know what’s all the whining about.

Don't care about it

It’s a known fact that Chinese civilisation is the mother of all orient.

Yes, you're right.
Understanding Chinese history can better understand China

 

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Resulted in Abbasid victory and end of tang?

It was a minor battle and tang army soldiers was a fraction of Tang forces at talas, the rest being Qarluk mercenaries.

What collapsed the Tang was when An Lushan made his move.

 

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It was a minor battle and tang army soldiers was a fraction of Tang forces at talas, the rest being Qarluk mercenaries.

What collapsed the Tang was when An Lushan made his move.

The repercussions weren’t minor bro..

The Abbasid victory gained them Central Asia.

 

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The Abbasid victory gained them Central Asia.

It should be said that their eastward expansion plan stops in central Asia

 

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Resulted in Abbasid victory and end of tang?

Abbasid didn't cause the end of Tang, that was much later and by rebles. An Lushan's (Yan dynasty) rebellion weakend Tang but it managed to recover decades later, even after millions died. Though the central government became weaker.

Despite some battles between China and Arabia, it didn't sour long term relations and diplomatic relations continued. Caliph Abu Jafar Al-Mansur sent 4000 troops at Emperor Suzong's request to support in retaking Chang'an (Xian) during An Lushan's rebellion. Afterwards the Arab troops were settled in China.

 

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Abbasid didn't cause the end of Tang, that was much later and by rebles. An Lushan's (Yan dynasty) rebellion weakend Tang but it managed to recover decades later, even after millions died. Though the central government became weaker.

Despite some battles between China and Arabia, it didn't sour long term relations and diplomatic relations continued. Caliph Abu Jafar Al-Mansur sent 4000 troops at Emperor Suzong's request to support in retaking Chang'an (Xian) during An Lushan's rebellion. Afterwards the Arab troops were settled in China.

Are those the ancestors of the modern Hui?

 

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Are those the ancestors of the modern Hui?

Hui people are of varied ancestry, many directly descending from Silk Road travelers and expatriates. Their ancestors include Central Asians,ArabsandPersianswho intermarried with Han Chinese. Several medieval Chinese dynasties, particularly theTang, Song and Mongol Yuan Dynasties, encouraged immigration from predominantly Muslim Persiaand Central Asia, with both dynasties welcoming traders from these regions and appointing Central Asian officials. In subsequent centuries, the immigrants gradually mixed with the Han Chinese, eventually forming the Hui.