While serious historians suggest the concubine likely received lychees from a closer province, Sichuan, rather than distant ...

On the Relics of the Tang Dynasty – the Exhibition of the Hoarded Classic Excavations from Hejiacun village opened at Shannxi Historic Museum, over 300 selected hoarded excavations from Hejiacun ...

Among the findings are the tombs of the family of Dong Guifei, a concubine of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty (618-907). This discovery offers valuable insights into the social, ...

Emperor Xuanzong, or Li Longji, held the longest, most glorious reign (712-756 A.D.) of the Tang dynasty. However, his exclusive favoring of Imperial Concubine Yang Yuhuan in his old age was ...

A Golden Era of Multicultural Integration & Openness” exhibition, which will run at the Heritage Discovery Centre from June ...

Li Shimin (599-649) was the second emperor of the Tang Dynasty, but its actual founder. His tomb is about 60 kilometers from Xi'an and 22.5 kilometers northeast of Liquan County seat.

The Sui Dynasty's rule came to an end with the revolt against the emperor Yangdi (604-617) because of his unpopular and unsuccessful wars against Korea. General Li Yuan, who led the revolt, took the ...

Near the city of Taiyuan in north-central China, workers tasked with upkeeping the local roads made an astonishing archaeological discovery: a tomb from the Tang Dynasty, adorned with murals ...