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The 27 pages that link to An Lushan Rebellion, each with the reason it gives.

• Tang dynastyRelated: It marks the turning point from early Tang strength toward lasting political fragmentation.

• Tibetan EmpireRelated: The Tang crisis opened opportunities for Tibetan advances into Chinese-held territory.

• Chang'anRelated: Rebel forces captured Chang'an, exposing the capital's vulnerability during the Tang crisis.

• Du FuRelated: The rebellion divided Du Fu’s life and supplied many poems with their historical setting.

• Li BaiRelated: Li Bai became entangled in its aftermath and was exiled for political association.

• Battle of TalasRelated: Broke out four years after Talas and made any Tang return to Central Asia impossible.

• Tang poetryRelated: The rebellion transformed poets' lives and made disorder a central subject, especially for Du Fu.

• Wang WeiRelated: The upheaval interrupted Wang Wei’s court career and shaped the final years of his life.

• JiedushiRelated: An Lushan’s rebellion exposed how a jiedushi could turn regional military power against the court.

• NanzhaoRelated: The rebellion diverted Tang forces and widened Nanzhao's room to expand.

• Sogdian merchantsRelated: Tang suspicion of Sogdians after the rebellion damaged their position in China.

• Uyghur KhaganateRelated: Uyghur forces aided the Tang court's effort to recover its capitals.

• Emperor Suzong of TangRelated: The rebellion forced Suzong’s accession and defined his reign.

• Equal-field systemRelated: The rebellion accelerated fiscal and administrative strains that weakened equal-field administration.

• Emperor Gaozong of TangRelated: It later exposed the limits of the expansive imperial order strengthened under Gaozong.

• Eastern Turkic KhaganateRelated: It later enabled a renewed Turkic polity to rise as Tang authority weakened.

• Emperor Xianzong of TangRelated: Its aftermath enabled the regional military governments that shaped Xianzong’s challenge.

• Yang GuifeiRelated: Its outbreak precipitated the flight during which Yang Guifei was killed.

• Yan ZhenqingRelated: The conflict defined Yan’s public service and inspired his memorial for his slain nephew.

• Du MuRelated: Its long aftermath shaped the dynastic crises that preoccupied Du Mu’s generation.