Capture of China630
The Tang armies capture northern China as far as the Gobi desert
Historical person
Tai Tsung Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Tai Tsung, based on 14 World History Database records associated with China.
14 records630–76312 events5 places
Chronological biography
630
Capture of Hami630
The Tang armies move westward & capture Hami
Confucian Temples630
Decrees a Confucian Temple be built in every Province & County
Rule of Gobi630
The Khitan Mongols, east of the Gobi desert, submit to Tai Tsung
640
Capture of Turpan640
The Tang armies move westward & capture Turpan
641
Nepal begins sending tribute to China641
Nepal begins sending tribute to China
645
Invasion of Korea645
Launches an invasion of Korea, with limited success
648
Capture of Sinkiang648
Reestablishes rule over Sinkiang from the Western Turks
Rule of Pamirs648
Reestablishes rule over principalities west of the Pamirs
649
Death of Tai Tsung649
Death of Tai Tsung
762
Succession762
Succeeds as Emperor of China
763
Reballion of An Lushan763
The An Lushan rebellion is brought to an end
Reballion of An Lushan763
The An Lushan rebellion is brought to an end
Reballion of An Lushan763
The An Lushan rebellion is brought to an end
Titles and roles
Emperor
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.