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prince of Tang dynasty
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Prince Yong was a prince of the Tang dynasty during the An Lushan rebellion in the 8th century. In 757, he was given control of the southeast region of the empire. He attempted to establish himself as an independent ruler in the economically vital Huai and Yangtze valleys but was murdered by one of his generals. The Tang dynasty, which ruled from 618 to 907 CE, is considered a golden age in Chinese history, known for its flourishing arts, culture, and successful administration.123

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  1. Tang dynasty
  2. Liu Zongyuan
  3. China - Trends in the arts
  4. China - Provincial separatism
  5. China - The struggle for central authority
  6. history of China - Administration of the state
  7. China - Administration of the state

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