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The 11 pages that link to Emperor Xuanzong of Tang, each with the reason it gives.

• An Lushan RebellionRelated: His court’s decisions shaped the political conditions An Lushan exploited.

• Li BaiRelated: Li Bai briefly served at his court as a poet before leaving court life.

• JiedushiRelated: His reign saw regional military governors gain influence before the rebellion began.

• Emperor Suzong of TangRelated: Xuanzong abdicated as the rebellion overtook the imperial court.

• An LushanRelated: Xuanzong elevated An Lushan to powerful frontier commands before the rebellion.

• Emperor Gaozong of TangBroader topic: Xuanzong’s long reign followed the succession struggles that began after Gaozong.

• Emperor Xianzong of TangRelated: The rebellion late in his reign began the breakdown of central control Xianzong inherited.

• Yang GuifeiRelated: Their relationship became a defining episode in accounts of Xuanzong’s later reign.

• Li ShangyinRelated: His choices and the collapse of his court provide the historical subject of Li Shangyin's Mawei poems.

• Guo ZiyiRelated: Guo Ziyi served under Xuanzong before the revolt transformed the imperial court.

• Yi XingRelated: Xuanzong’s court supported the calendar project associated with Yi Xing.