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Chinese Emperor, Xuanzong of Tang (685-762), flight to Shu, hanging scroll, circa 1150 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/chineseemperor-xuanzong-of-tang-685-762-flight-to-shu-hanging-scroll-circa-1150-image425922802.htmlRM2FMXCTJ–Chinese Emperor, Xuanzong of Tang (685-762), flight to Shu, hanging scroll, circa 1150
Deutsch: Kaiser Ming-Huang auf einer Reise nach Shu . Emperor Ming-huang's Flight to Szechwan. Anonymous, T'ang dynasty Hanging scroll, 55.9×81cm This painting depicts what happened in the An Lushan Rebellion that had taken place in the Tianbao era of the T'ang dynasty. Before rebel troops captured the capital of Chang'an (Xi'an), Emperor Minghuang (Xuanzong) escaped the chaos by taking an imperial journey to Shu (Sichuan). Historical records mention that the entourage crossed small bridges below lofty cascades on narrow plank paths so frightening that even the horses feared to go. Such a sce Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/deutsch-kaiser-ming-huang-auf-einer-reise-nach-shu-emperor-ming-huangs-flight-to-szechwan-anonymous-tang-dynasty-hanging-scroll-55981cm-this-painting-depicts-what-happened-in-the-an-lushan-rebellion-that-had-taken-place-in-the-tianbao-era-of-the-tang-dynasty-before-rebel-troops-captured-the-capital-of-changan-xian-emperor-minghuang-xuanzong-escaped-the-chaos-by-taking-an-imperial-journey-to-shu-sichuan-historical-records-mention-that-the-entourage-crossed-small-bridges-below-lofty-cascades-on-narrow-plank-paths-so-frightening-that-even-the-horses-feared-to-go-such-a-sce-image185827256.htmlRMMP94FM–Deutsch: Kaiser Ming-Huang auf einer Reise nach Shu . Emperor Ming-huang's Flight to Szechwan. Anonymous, T'ang dynasty Hanging scroll, 55.9×81cm This painting depicts what happened in the An Lushan Rebellion that had taken place in the Tianbao era of the T'ang dynasty. Before rebel troops captured the capital of Chang'an (Xi'an), Emperor Minghuang (Xuanzong) escaped the chaos by taking an imperial journey to Shu (Sichuan). Historical records mention that the entourage crossed small bridges below lofty cascades on narrow plank paths so frightening that even the horses feared to go. Such a sce
Emperor Xuanzong's Flight to Shu, mid-12th century. Emperor Xuanzong ell in love with the concubine Yang Guifei, troops demanded the execution of his lover. Shu was an ancient state in what is now Sichuan Province. Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279) Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/emperor-xuanzongs-flight-to-shu-mid-12th-century-emperor-xuanzong-ell-in-love-with-the-concubine-yang-guifei-troops-demanded-the-execution-of-his-lover-shu-was-an-ancient-state-in-what-is-now-sichuan-province-southern-song-dynasty-1127-1279-image343014210.htmlRM2AX1J3E–Emperor Xuanzong's Flight to Shu, mid-12th century. Emperor Xuanzong ell in love with the concubine Yang Guifei, troops demanded the execution of his lover. Shu was an ancient state in what is now Sichuan Province. Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279)
