Good Landlord of the Tang Dynasty.

Summary

The emperor's seasonal hunts in the Tang Dynasty served as both ceremonial events and military exercises, with Li Chao participating in a moderately sized hunt to help the emperor relax after his rigorous duties. The hunt involved various officials and noble youths, with families preparing their young members for the occasion. Li Chao emphasized merit over connections, while the emperor's security was enhanced post the Xuanwu Gate incident, with troops from different guards to prevent rebellion. The attire worn by Li Chao and the emperor showcased a blend of traditional and Hu influences, reflecting the Tang Dynasty's openness to cultural exchange. This chapter highlights the significance of the hunt and the evolving fashion, symbolizing a shift from conservatism to inclusivity.

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