KnowraJiedushiLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Jiedushi, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 2Related 5Narrower topic 2Tang dynastyBroader topic: Tang frontier appointments became semi-autonomous powers that challenged the central court.An Lushan RebellionNarrower topic: An Lushan’s command as a jiedushi gave him the troops and autonomy to rebel.Emperor Xuanzong of TangRelated: An Lushan held these commands, giving him the resources to rebel.Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms periodRelated: Their regional armies and autonomy helped turn the Tang collapse into competing regimes.Huang Chao RebellionRelated: Powerful regional commanders limited the central government’s ability to respond consistently to rebellion.Emperor Suzong of TangRelated: The rebellion’s aftermath strengthened military governors at the expense of the central court.An LushanNarrower topic: An Lushan's jiedushi commands concentrated the forces that made his revolt possible.Emperor Dezong of TangBroader topic: These commanders embodied the military authority Dezong sought, with limited success, to bring under the throne.Huang ChaoRelated: The Tang’s reliance on powerful governors limited its capacity to contain Huang Chao’s rebellion.