
One Spear Thrust Back to the Great Tang
一枪刺回大唐
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Briefly describe the characteristics of Tang Dynasty architecture. The brackets are large and the eaves extend far out, giving it a solemn and grand appearance. The windows are mostly separated by vertical wooden latticework, and the walls are often decorated with paintings. The image below, from the internet, shows Tiantai Temple in Pingshun County, Shanxi Province, built in the late Tang Dynasty, offering a glimpse into its history.
According to the *Taibai Yin Jing* The equipment for fifty Tang soldiers included: thirty sets of armor, twenty sets of battle robes, fifty spears, and ten shields.
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The Kaiyuan Tongbao coin was minted and issued by Emperor Gaozu of Tang, Li Yuan, in the fourth year of the Wude era. It has a diameter of eight fen (approximately 0.3 Cm). One piece weighs two zhu and four lei; ten pieces weigh twenty-four zhu and one liang; one thousand pieces weigh six jin and four liang. The dimensions and weight are based on the Tang Dynasty system. Image from the internet.
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Administrative map of Liangzhou region during the Tang Dynasty. Among them, Shenniao and Guzang counties are both located within Liangzhou City. The divine bird is sometimes referred to as a divine crow, but some academic papers claim this is a miswriting. This work incorporates the divine bird into the book. Image from the internet.
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