The Tang Dynasty

[Allcor]

Hecq - 0013 (Nebulo Remix)

[littlesickmoon]

what is the name of the song playing in the background?

[mapscraper]

fuck communism and capitalism, hail to confucism + daoism + ancestry worshipping.

[Seres1091]

Lol, turks are now trying to steal Han and Tang dynasty from China, lmao. The Huns were all killed off in central Asia and the rest fled to Europe and became Hungarians and Germans. Plus, Huns =/= Turks, maybe the bastard rape child.

Turks share blood with South Koreans, that's why they always steal other people's history.

[Bloodlovefreak]

Turks have an inferior complexity when faced with the glorious Tang dynasty.

[classylady96]

why is everyone discussing this? it isn't even something to waste time upon (i tink)

[zemadgalz]

ok I know why you're dissing this video. The notes were much better.

[classylady96]

fucker our hist teacher made us watch this =.=  idiotic video

[zemadgalz]

lmao! nic (:

[ladbon]

Azari = aren't turks they are iranic people.

[Azerbaycan]

doesn have any azeri nation.

Azerbaycan name of contry. We are Turukkkus(Turks) from Atropatakan, Media and Summeria.

Name of Iran from to name of Turkish king IRAN shah, son of TURAN shah.

[Ch1neseDrag0n]

@Azerbaycan And just like one person here told you, don't confuse Han Dynasty with the Later Han Dynasty, which are about, more or less, 700 years apart.

Other situations, where non-ethnic Chinese have copied/adopted Chinese dynastic names, have happened through out Chinese history. Aside from the above, the Jin Dynasty has been used 4 times (Jin, Later Jin, Jinn, Later Jinn). The first one is Chinese. Even the Chinese Tang Dynasty was copied with a Later Tang Dynasty.

[EricMetalGuitarist]

As for the Han Dynasty, the Liu family who founded that dynasty were certainly Han Chinese (the major ethnic group of today's China which coalesced during that dynasty). In the early Western Han, some minor Han princesses were married off to the Xiongnu leaders, the shanyu, but this was inconsequential and had nothing to do with the line founded by Emperor Gaozu, or the consort families which married off their Han Chinese daughters to his successors. Emphasis on Han Chinese there.

[EricMetalGuitarist]

From Azerbaycan, QUOTE: "The HAN Dynasty was Turkish(Hsiung-Nu) Dynasty on 3rd century BC."

Don't be silly. The Li family who founded the Tang Dynasty were not Xiongnu in origin. The Li family did, however, have partial Xianbei heritage, but were also part Han Chinese. This mixed ancestry is the product of the formation of the northern aristocracy during the Northern Dynasties era, when Han Chinese married into Xianbei families and families from other nomadic groups.

[hanyulr21]

so many fool here,turky are not huns.totally different.huns are all killed and mix blood by han chinese.a little run away to europe become hungry.then turk move in,and destory by tang danasty .then mongol move in.mongol are yellow.huns and turk are white

[Azerbaycan]

copy and paste this link to youtube search bar and look to anoter true video about Tang dinasty. -----> watch?v=QnItbpCyagM

[jkbox]

That vid is not Tang dynasty but about the Great Wall of China! Are you stupid or what?

[Azerbaycan]

jkbox, if you are smart tell me when when constracted wall? basted

[Ch1neseDrag0n]

@Azerbaycan I noticed from reading the comments that you were showing jkbox a video about the Great Wall of China, and you implied it was constructed during Tang Dynasty?!?!?

You're wrong, and jkbox is correct when he/she asked if you were stupid.

The Great Wall of China was constructed during the Qin Dynasty, which is at least over 800 years before Tang Dynasty. but through out the dynasties that followed Qin, they've repaired, added, and fortified the Great Wall.

[Ch1neseDrag0n]

@Azerbaycan Also, the reason why the Great Wall was built (during the Qin Dynasty) was so that the Chinese could defend themselves from the Xiong Nu. But as I said before, during the Han Dynasty (which is the dynasty immediately after the Qin Dynasty) the Xiong Nu were driven out of China. Read about the Han General Ban Chao and his victorious campaigns against the Xiong Nu.

Whether Xiong Nu are the same as Huns, Turks, or what ever...

Han Dynasty is Chinese, and they kicked the Xiong Nu out.

[Ch1neseDrag0n]

@Azerbaycan It's funny you talk about Tang Dynasty, because some "Turkic" people here try to claim it as theirs, just like how you try to claim Han Dynasty with the same weak argument.

Not to mention, just like the Han Dynasty against the Xiong Nu, the Tang Dynasty also had conquests and victories against the Gokturks.

You also talk about Chang'an (Xian). I've also seen some Turks claiming "pyramids" there, while the truth is that those are tombs of Chinese emperors.

[utubb100]

@Ch1neseDrag0n Luang=Lang,Zhuang=Song,Huang=H­ong,Tuang=Tang...The sound of 'uang' the Chinese Mandarian language pronounce as 'ang'.....All of these names are Surnames of Lao and Yue people...Yue people use the word Lao as clan or last name mostly a Clan name a very long time ago...The word Chao is a Lao/Kradai word meaning Prince or Ruler of a Principality...If you are a Prince you had to come from a King or Clans of the same people...

[Ch1neseDrag0n]

@utubb100 Are you saying you own Tang Dynasty now....

First, Turks, now.....Laotian or Yue. LOL, it never ends.

May I just remind you that the founder of the Tang Dynasty is from the Li (李) family or clan.

And just remember, that some of you derived your names or words from the Chinese.

[utubb100]

@Ch1neseDrag0n Another word for Lao is Liao, we never Use Laotian we just say Lao or Koun Lao...And no i'm not claiming Tang Dynasty or Han i'm just saying we share alot of surnames...Asia had many Chao=Prince there own Kingdom and they interMarry in an alliance.Just like AiLao/NanChao and Zhuang=Song and TangChao.

[Ch1neseDrag0n]

@utubb100 Granted, Laotian is not really an authentic term, since it's English.

And I agree that many Asians do share surnames and lineages.

Asia has too much history it can't be ignored.

[Seres1091]

@Ch1neseDrag0n Ignore people like utubb100, he most likely a Viet trying to steal Chinese history like always.

[Ch1neseDrag0n]

@Seres1091 I don't know if he's Vietnamese, nor do I know if he has that kind of intention.

But I do know what you mean. I've met many of them :)

[Azerbaycan]

The Tang Dynasty, with its capital at Chang'an (present-day Xi'an), the most populous city in the world at the time, is regarded by historians as a high point in Chinese civilization—equal to or surpassing that of the earlier Han Dynasty. The HAN Dynasty was Turkish(Hsiung-Nu) Dynasty on 3rd century BC.

[jkbox]

yeah right! Han dynasty was Turkish?!!

[Azerbaycan]

Han Dinasty was Hsuing-Nus Dinasty. Hsuing-Nu by mandarin mean Turkish peoples.

[jkbox]

If you type in "Han Dynasty" in Wikipedia, and look under the section "Campaigns Against the Xiongnu" then what your saying is completely incorrect and false that's why I made that comment, cause I didn't believe the information presented.

[jkbox]

Dynasty not "Dinasty"

Hsiung Nu or Xiong Nu not "Hsuing-Nu"

Tuerqiren means Turkish, I don't see why your talking about Chinese history when you yourself aren't Chinese(you say your from Azerbaijan).

[Azerbaycan]

The word Chinese doesn mean nationality. In present day in China live more than 250 different nationalitys.

In Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region lives 35 million Turkish UYGUR peoples named EAST TURKISTAN.

The word China means porselan(clay), which is makes dishes.

[Azerbaycan]

i am Azerbaijanian Turkish. are you Chekoslavakian slave?

[chinafuckaltaipig]

you motherfucker silly pig

get out the discuss

[Deuszxable]

@Azerbaycan The Later Han Dynasty was created by Turkic people, not the original Han Dynasty

[WuTangtst]

@Deuszxable What was the name of the founder of this so-called "Later" Han dynasty? Can you educate me on this one?

[Deuszxable]

@WuTangtst The Later Han Dynasty was one of the 5 dynasties which was estabilished by the Shatuo Turks, Shatuo Turks are descendents from the Turkic Chigil tribes. The Later Han Dynasty was one of the shortest lived in Chinese history, lasting only 3 years.

[WuTangtst]

@Deuszxable I see. Thanks. I didn't know the Turks were so interrelated with us. It's probably just a coincidence that the turks used a similar dynastic name seven centuries after the fall of han dynasty. I think these people were the Xiongnu(Asiatic Turks)? Anyways, I strongly believe asiatic turks including Uyghurs have always been an integral part of Chinese history and the Sino-sphere.

[Ch1neseDrag0n]

@Azerbaycan Han Dynasty is Chinese, not Xiong Nu. it's capitals through out it's dynasty was Chang'an (Xian), Luoyang, and Xuchang. Tang Dynasty's capitals were Chang'an and Luoyang as well.

if you read about Han Dynasty, it was the period where the Xiong Nu (who frequently pillaged the Silk Road) were finally driven out of China. the Xiong Nu were chased out of China, even as far as towards the Western Regions (Indian subcontinent, Middle East, and parts of Eastern Europe).