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After three years in seclusion, you tell me this is the Tang Dynasty?.
Chapter 11: An Shi Rebellion. [11]
Summary
Ye Tian, confused by the elders' lack of knowledge about the An-Shi Rebellion, explains it as a civil war initiated by An Lushan and Shi Si Ming, marking a decline for the Tang Dynasty. The elders, surprised, realize the internal strife was more damaging than external threats. Ye Tian highlights the various internal issues that plagued the dynasty, emphasizing that its greatest threat came from within. As the conversation shifts to the Zhenguan period, they are interrupted by the arrival of pastries and snacks, showcasing the hospitality of the Tang court. Ye Tian appreciates the gesture, recognizing the significance of the moment as they bond over food and history.Full content
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