Shi Jingsi

General of the Tang Dynasty

Shi Jingsi - General of the Tang Dynasty
Born

None
None years ago

Died

June 11th, 884
1140 years ago — None years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

China

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Served as a general during the Tang Dynasty, contributing to military campaigns that expanded and secured territories for the empire. Demonstrated strategic acumen in battles against various regional powers. Held significant positions of command that influenced the military landscape of the time. Involved in the suppression of revolts and efforts to maintain the stability of the dynasty during periods of internal strife.

Led successful campaigns against rebel forces

Strengthened Tang military presence in frontier regions

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