Research on the Dunhuang and Turpan Documents and the History of Northwest China in the Tang Dynasty
by Li Zongjun
About This Novel
This work is a special study of some documents unearthed from Dunhuang and Turpan. It involves the history and geography of the northwest frontier, ethnic relations, the history of the Guiyi Army and other fields. Many issues are complexly intertwined. The book consists of thirteen articles. The first three articles are historical and geographical research, involving the important value of Dunbo No. 58 Document, the "Shazhou Dudufu Illustrated Book", the Tang and Tibetan roads, etc.; The fourth and fifth articles are a review of several vows. The study of "Collection of the Governor's Envoys of Hexi" (former name) involves the major changes in the military and political situation in Shazhou and Hexi during the Su Dynasty; Chapters 6 and 7 use Dunhuang Bianwen and a series of letters to analyze the history of the Uighurs and other northwest ethnic groups. The study of the history of ethnic relations involves a series of major historical events before and after the Uighurs moved westward to Ganzhou; Chapters 8, 9, 10, and 11 are studies of the history of the Shazhou Guiyi Army, covering the Guiyi Army's management of Liangzhou and the history of Cao's Guiyi Army Several issues; Chapters 12 and 13 are respectively the study of three documents signed by Yao Chong's official title and name and Zhang Renyuan's memorial document to Wu Zetian, which is of great help to the political careers and historical events of the two men.
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