Emperor Xuanzong of Tang
Emperor of the Tang dynasty
Born
September 8th, 685
1339 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
China
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Ruled the Tang dynasty from 712 to 756, presiding over a period characterized by political consolidation, cultural flourishing, and territorial expansion. Implemented significant reforms in administration and the military, leading to a strengthened central authority. Under leadership, the capital, Chang'an, became a cultural and economic hub. Patronized the arts, including poetry and painting, and supported musicians and performers, contributing to the era's cultural achievements. Faced later challenges, including rebellions and internal strife, ultimately leading to a decline in power.
Oversaw the height of the Tang dynasty
Implemented major government reforms
Promoted arts and culture during reign
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