Tang Code

The Tang Code is a legal code from the Tang Dynasty in China, established in the 7th century. It served as a foundational set of laws that governed various aspects of society, including criminal justice, civil affairs, and administrative regulations. The code is notable for its systematic organization and clarity, influencing later Chinese legal systems. It emphasized a balance of strict punishment and moral guidance, reflecting Confucian principles. The Tang Code is recognized for its historical significance in shaping Chinese law and governance, establishing a basis for legal frameworks in other East Asian countries.