Tang Dynasty Heart Language

Taking history as a lesson, we can know the rise and fall. This sentence is not only for the country, but also for the common people? Who is not entangled in the tide of the times, stumbling and comprehending what people today think and think, and what our ancestors also think and think, only by not adhering to the tangible, not adhering to the appearance, can we not be burdened by the form and appearance, and only by doing so can we achieve consistency.Background: The Tang Dynasty was established for more than ten years, with a prosperous country and a strong people. Emperor Taizong was known for his literary and military achievements, often surpassing the previous emperors. The Tang Dynasty had a prosperous governance, clear and honest officials, and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment. He was also revered as the "Heavenly Khan" by various tribes on the grassland.However, Emperor Taizong never dared to forget that it was Goguryeo, which had dominated the present-day Korean Peninsula. It was Goguryeo that led to three major defeats by the Sui dynasty, ultimately exhausting its national strength. The world was full of turmoil, with numerous warlords vying for power, and a great dynasty was destroyed and destroyed. Emperor Taizong recited this and personally launched a campaign against Goryeo. Despite several attempts to achieve success, he ultimately failed. In 649 AD, there was a plan to "send troops to Goguryeo for the second time". Emperor Taizong passed away due to illness, and the plan died prematurely. Before his death, he held Emperor Taizong's hand and pointed towards the northeast direction, feeling unwilling. In the end, he lived a heroic life and died with regretAfter the death of Emperor Taizong, the whole country mourned, and founding officials such as Fang Xuanling and Xiao Yu passed away one after another. Emperor Gaozong ascended to the throne, and for a while, the situation in the Tang Dynasty was as dark as a candle blowing in the wind. Various forces were eager to replace power, and the vacuum of power caused a vacancy in local governance, casting a shadow over the prosperous future of the Tang Dynasty