Tang Dynasty
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The Tang Dynasty, which spanned from 618 to 907 CE, represents a pivotal era in Chinese history characterized by cultural flourishing and political stability. With its capital at Chang'an, the dynasty is renowned for its advancements in art, literature, and technology, including the invention of woodblock printing and the development of the civil service examination system. This golden age also saw the Silk Road's resurgence, fostering international trade and cultural exchange. Emperors like Taizong and Wu Zetian left a lasting legacy, while Buddhism thrived, contributing to the dynasty's rich cultural tapestry. However, the Tang Dynasty eventually succumbed to internal strife and external threats, leading to its decline in the 9th century, marking the end of a remarkable period in Chinese history.
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