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Jan 1, 631
Christianity is introduced
Christianity is introduced to China by a man named Olopan( Alopen) -
Jan 1, 657
Western Turkish empire falls under China rule
The wetern Turkish empire fell to a combination of Tang Chinese and the Uighurs. -
Jan 1, 763
Tibetans invade China
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Establishment of Tang
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Tax System established
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Great Anti-Buddhist Persecution
As a result, all buddhist temples were destroyed and the monks were ordered to leave. -
First Catholic Monk in China
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Chinese Chess rules established
The rules of Chinese Chess, also known as Xianqi, are established in the book Xuanguai Lu. -
End of the Tang Dynasty
The Tang Dynasty continous decline in it's latter years eventually led to it be abolished, and was succeeded by the Song dynasty. -
Chang'an Capital
The first capital of the Tang Dynasty, Chang'an is established. -
Luoyang Capital
Due to problems in trading with the Chang'an capital, a new capital was established in Luoyang. -
Period: to Mar 3, 705
Dynasty Changed to Zhou
During this time period, the Tang dynasty was interrupted by the Second Zhou dynasty and was established by Empress Wu. However, in March of 705 AD the Tang dynasty was restored by Zhong Zong. -
Period: to
Christianity is forbidden
As part of the Great Anti-Buddhist Persecution, the spread of Christianity was also forbidden.
