T’ang Dynasty

The T’ang Dynasty, which lasted from 618 to 907 AD, was a golden age of Chinese culture, politics, and economic prosperity. It is known for its advancements in art, poetry, governance, and trade, as well as the expansion of the Chinese Empire. The dynasty promoted a cosmopolitan society, embracing influences from Central Asia and beyond. Prominent figures like the poet Li Bai flourished during this time. The T’ang Dynasty laid the groundwork for future Chinese civilizations and is often celebrated for its contributions to Chinese identity and intellectual heritage.