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Tang reliance on powerful generals creates the conditions for the An Lushan Rebellion and later leaves the dynasty vulnerable to Huang Chao.
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AN Lushan
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"...generals to fight wars, and this will eventually lead to the An Lushan Rebellion, okay? Which lasts for almost 10 years. An Lushan is..."
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"...the height of its power. And this incident was called the An Lushan Rebellion. And so what happened was that the Tang Emperor was..."
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China had the technologies that made modernity possible, then built a political culture that made those technologies inert.
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