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Study On The Relationship Between Khitan Liao Dynasty And The Later Tang Dynasty Of War And Peace

Posted on:2014-01-11Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y YuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2235330395496251Subject:History of Ancient China
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Khitan Liao Dynasty and the later Tang Dynasty are the same important regime in Chinaduring the tenth Century. The former is founded by Khitan ancient ethnic groups in China, thelatter by Shatuo people founded. Exchanges between the two sides in thirty-one years, themilitary conflict has59times of war, the scale of more than one hundred thousand people in4.Typical campaigns of Youzhou battle, battle of Hebei,battle of Dingzhou,battle of Taiyuan,battle mutual win. Finally, in the rising period of development of the Khitan Liao Dynastyperish tang. Notable is, the two sides did not delay for a long time war,for quick. In contrast, alonger time both peace communications in the diplomatic exchanges, the exchange ofambassadors also had57times over. Economic and cultural exchanges between the two sidesare very wide, involving the diplomatic and trades, communication, trade, spirit and materialcultural exchanges and other fields. Changes in relations between the two sides haveimportant influence on the five generation of the political situation and the early tenth Centuryin North China’s ethnic relations development.Throughout the war and the relationship between the two regimes, it is thought: Thesituation in the Central Plains of the Khitan Liao Dynasty changes within two different policyconflict and the Five Dynasties period is the result of two main factors of war and therelationship between changes of regime; Development of both war and relations to KhitanLiao Dynasty to Tang regime gradually occupied the superiority, two power development pathappears markedly different. Through the Khitan Liao Dynasty and later Tang Dynasty regimeof warfare and communication, strengthen the Central Plains farming areas and the northernsteppe region national exchanges and fusion, in a number of areas reduced between thenorthern minorities and Han nationality gap.
Keywords/Search Tags:Khitan Liao Dynasty, the later Tang Dynasty, the relationship betweenwar and peace, national relation
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