Green Lotus Embers, Beacon Fire and Bodhi Garrison

It is also a very new way to describe the stories of small characters in the prosperous Tang Dynasty from this perspective. Longyou Road: It was the supervisory area and administrative area of the Tang Dynasty. It was one of the ten roads that divided the country into the first year of Zhenguan (627) by Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. After many adjustments and changes, it was the collective name for the vast area west of Longshan in the early Tang Dynasty. Longxi: Originally the Longxi County established by the Qin Dynasty, "Longxi" was used as the administrative region, including the areas west of Longshan and within the reach of Qin's influence. In the Tang Dynasty, Longxi was part of Longyou Road, a specific geographical region concept, mainly referring to the area west of Longshan and east of the Yellow River in Gansu today. Hexi: In the Tang Dynasty, Hexi Road was established in the second year of Jingyun (711) by dividing the part west of the Yellow River from Longyou Road. It was governed in Liangzhou (now Wuwei, Gansu). It was an administrative district established by the Tang Dynasty in the Hexi Corridor and surrounding areas. Anxi Protectorate: It was a Protectorate established by the Tang Dynasty in the border areas. It had dual military and administrative functions. It was an important ruling institution of the Tang Dynasty in the Western Regions and was responsible for managing military, administrative, diplomatic and other affairs in the Western Regions.