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The Research on Tributary Relationship between Silla and Tang in the Time of "GaoZong"

Author: XiaYun
Tutor: ChengNiNa
School: Jilin University
Course: Specialized History
Keywords: Tang Emperor Internal and external interaction Tributary relations Silla
CLC: K242
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2009
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Abstract


The biggest innovation of this article is proposed in Tang 's internal affairs is the root cause of decision changes in Tangluo tributary relations , internal and external interaction . Chen Yinque Tubo is Tangluo tributary relations pro to loose reason, he placed in the Tang Dynasty, the entire frontier system considerations the Tangluo tributary relations , but Tang Border Policy and tributary policy are just the Tang Emperor to consider the issue as part of , I the background of Tangluo tributary widening within the framework of the Don 's internal affairs . From a theoretical point of view , Tangluo tributary relations shall be governed by the combined effect of the two countries , but the strength of the gap determines the Silla sound neglected position of authority with the Tang Emperor . Tang Emperor Tang Dynasty emperor , to consider the overall situation of the court to consider such issues from the overall interests of the country , to seek maximization of national interests . Tang Emperor , the internal affairs of the first one, is the basis of the country's foreign tributary activities with the ultimate goal of . From this logic, the authors introduced the internal and external interaction \Careful study of the historical facts found the tributary really varies with the internal affairs of changes . 649 to 654 years , the sudden death of the Emperor decided Tang policy in Northeast Asia to negative on the performance of the emergence of a cooling process at this level of the Luo tributary relations ; 655 , Tang sent troops to anti - Li aid Luo , Tang Luo tributary relations warming up to 668 years . Behind this is Tang Zhaoguo force to improve and smooth Tang Emperor 's ruling ; 668 , Korea perish , Tangluo tributary relations worsened . Tang Dynasty sent troops to Silla to no avail , the Northeast Asian Policy once again transferred to the negative surface to contain the western frontier crisis , real adverse internal affairs of Tang Zhaoguo power loss can not support two fronts . In summary, the internal affairs of the root causes behind Tangluo tributary relations . I read many monographs and papers, and scholars in the past did not pay full attention to it , therefore , has a certain academic value .

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