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An Lushan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The An Shi Rebellion (simplified Chinese: 安史之乱; traditional Chinese: 安史之亂; pinyin: Ān Shǐ Zhīluàn) took place in China during the Tang Dynasty, from December 16 755 to February 17 763. It is also known as the Tianbao Rebellion (天寶之亂), because An Lushan started it in the...
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on An Lushan:Chinese general of Iranian and Turkish descent who, as leader of a rebellion in ad 755, proclaimed himself emperor and unsuccessfully attempted to found a dynasty to replace the Tang dynasty (618–907). Despite its failure, the rebellion precipitated far-reaching social...
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An Lushan Rebellion – Encyclopedia.com has An Lushan Rebellion Articles, An Lushan Rebellion Pictures, Video and Information at Encyclopedia Rebellion beginning in 755 in China led by An Lushan (703–757), a general of non-Chinese origin. An Lushan rose through the ranks of the Tang-dynasty army in the 740s,
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Home » History » Chinese History » The Revolt of An Lushan The facts appeared to bear out this belief: An Lushan carelessly destroyed the Chinese armies sent against him and advanced on the imperial capital.
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· One of the people that Yang helped give power to was An Lushan.
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On this date in 757, An Lushan was assassinated by a group of three conspirators including his own son and heir, An Qingxu. An Lushan was a general of Turkic An Lushan was a general of Turkic descent who served in the armies of the Tang Emperor, Xuanzong (r. 712-756). Through his connections,
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name: An Lushan The emperor fled and Yang was executed. An Lushan made himself emperor on Xuanzong's abdication (755), but was murdered by his own son (757).
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An Lushan (Template:Zh-tsp) (703 - 757) was a military leader of Turkic-Sogdian origin during the Tang Dynasty in China. An Lushan is in fact the Sinicized version of the name An Rokhan. The first part is the family name, and the second part is the personal name.
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Given name: Originally Aluoshan (阿犖山, ã luò shãng) or Galuoshan (軋犖山, gá luò shãn), later Lushan (祿山, lù shān) Sources conflict about An Lushan biological father's origine and surname. Source are conflicting as to whether An Lushan's father had a surname of Kang or not;
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