Tang–Tibetan conflicts

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The Tang–Tibetan conflicts were a series of protracted military struggles between China’s Tang dynasty and the Tibetan Empire over control of Central Asian territories and trade routes during the 7th to 9th centuries.

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instanceOf military conflict
war
characterizedBy protracted frontier warfare
raids and counter-raids
sieges of fortified cities
conflictBetween Tang dynasty NERFINISHED
Tibetan Empire NERFINISHED
diplomaticAspect border demarcation agreements
marriage alliances between Tang and Tibetan courts
periodic peace treaties
effect expansion of Tibetan influence in Central Asia
increased fragmentation of Central Asian polities
loss of Tang protectorates in the Western Regions
shift of regional power balance in Inner Asia
weakening of Tang control in Central Asia
endTime 9th century
geographicScope Gansu region NERFINISHED
Hexi Corridor NERFINISHED
Qinghai Plateau NERFINISHED
Sichuan–Tibet frontier NERFINISHED
Tarim Basin NERFINISHED
hasCause competition for control of Central Asian trade routes
control of Silk Road oases
territorial expansion of the Tang dynasty
territorial expansion of the Tibetan Empire
hasParticipant Emperor Gaozong of Tang NERFINISHED
Emperor Taizong of Tang NERFINISHED
Emperor Xuanzong of Tang NERFINISHED
Empress Wu Zetian NERFINISHED
Songtsen Gampo NERFINISHED
Tang imperial court NERFINISHED
Tibetan imperial court NERFINISHED
Tridu Songtsen NERFINISHED
Trisong Detsen NERFINISHED
mainTheater Central Asia NERFINISHED
Chinese frontier regions
Tibet NERFINISHED
notableEvent Battle for control of the Tarim Basin
Tibetan capture of Chang’an in 763
Tibetan expansion into Gansu and Qinghai
Tibetan occupation of Chang’an in 763
struggle over the Hexi Corridor
opponent China NERFINISHED
Tibet NERFINISHED
partOf history of Tibet
history of the Tang dynasty
relatedTo An Lushan Rebellion NERFINISHED
Silk Road NERFINISHED
startTime 7th century
timePeriod Imperial China NERFINISHED
Tibetan Empire period

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