Chang'an

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Chang'an was the ancient capital of several Chinese dynasties and a major political, cultural, and trade center along the Silk Road.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former national capital
historical city
capitalType imperial capital
connectedTo Central Asia via Silk Road routes
Mediterranean region via Silk Road network
Persia via Silk Road routes
country China
culturalRole center of Buddhism in East Asia
center of Confucian scholarship
center of Daoism
cosmopolitan metropolis with foreign communities
declinePeriod Tang dynasty
surface form: late Tang dynasty
era ancient China
feature administrative quarters
imperial palace complex
market districts
religious and temple complexes
flourishedIn Sui dynasty
surface form: Sui dynasty period

Tang dynasty
surface form: Tang dynasty period
heritageStatus part of the Silk Roads UNESCO World Heritage properties (via Xi'an)
influenced Gyeongju
Kyoto
surface form: Heian-kyō (Kyoto)

Nara
knownFor influence on East Asian capital city planning
locatedIn Guanzhong region
surface form: Guanzhong Plain

Shaanxi Province
locatedNear Qinling Mountains
Wei River
modernLocation X’ian, China
surface form: Xi'an
partOf Silk Road routes
surface form: Silk Road
populationPeak over one million inhabitants (approximate)
servedAsCapitalOf Han dynasty
surface form: Eastern Han dynasty (intermittently)

Former Qin
Former Zhao
Later Qin
Northern Zhou
Qin dynasty
Sui dynasty
Tang dynasty
Han dynasty
surface form: Western Han dynasty

Western Jin dynasty
surface form: Western Jin dynasty (briefly)

Western Zhou period
surface form: Western Zhou dynasty

Xin dynasty
significance major cultural center of ancient China
major economic center of ancient China
major political center of ancient China
major trade hub on the Silk Road
successorCity Luoyang
surface form: Luoyang (as capital in some later periods)
urbanForm planned grid layout
walled city

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X’ian, China formerName Chang'an
subject surface form: Xi'an
Han dynasty capital Chang'an
Tang dynasty capital Chang'an
Chang’an Avenue namedAfter Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an (ancient capital of China)
Sogdians diasporaPresence Chang'an
Xijing associatedWith Chang'an
Small Wild Goose Pagoda locatedIn Chang'an
this entity surface form: former Tang capital Chang'an
Former Han capital Chang'an
Emperor Gaozu of Han deathPlace Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Emperor Gaozu of Han capitalEstablishedAt Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
High Tang hasCapital Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Western Jin dynasty capital Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Northwest China historicalSite Chang'an
this entity surface form: ancient Chang'an (modern Xi'an)
Emperor Taizong of Tang deathPlace Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Emperor Taizong of Tang capitalDuringReign Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Huang Chao Rebellion location Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Wu Daozi region Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Emperor Xuanzong of Tang birthPlace Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Emperor Xuanzong of Tang deathPlace Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Emperor Xuanzong of Tang capitalDuringReign Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
Emperor Daizong of Tang associatedWith Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang'an court
Ancient China hasCapital Chang'an
Emperor Wu of Han birthPlace Chang'an
Emperor Wu of Han deathPlace Chang'an
Emperor Xian of Han capitalDuringReign Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an
An Lushan Rebellion location Chang'an
this entity surface form: Chang’an