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The 14 pages that link to Tang poetry, each with the reason it gives.

• Tang dynastyBroader topic: Court patronage and urban literary culture produced poets whose works remain canonical.

• Chinese poetryBroader topic: Tang poets refined regulated forms and left an exceptionally influential poetic legacy.

• Emperor Taizong of TangNarrower topic: The prosperous political world consolidated under Taizong preceded the dynasty’s later literary flourishing.

• Li BaiNarrower topic: Li Bai’s work is among the era’s most celebrated poetic achievements.

• Chinese literary canonBroader topic: Tang verse became a durable standard of poetic achievement in later education and anthologies.

• Emperor Xuanzong of TangNarrower topic: Xuanzong’s court patronage and the upheavals of his reign became part of its historical setting.

• Han YuNarrower topic: Han Yu’s poetry expanded the period’s range with forceful diction and unusual subjects.

• Regulated verseNarrower topic: The form reached its canonical status in the Tang poetic tradition.

• Bai JuyiNarrower topic: Bai became one of the most widely read and influential poets of this canon.

• Li ShangyinNarrower topic: Li Shangyin's style belongs to the final, formally accomplished phase of Tang poetry.

• Quiet Night ThoughtBroader topic: The poem is widely anthologized as a representative Tang lyric.

• Wen TingyunRelated: Wen inherited its literary vocabulary while developing a reputation for lyric composition.

• Li HeNarrower topic: Li He wrote within the Tang poetic tradition while pushing its imagery toward the uncanny.

• Yuan ZhenNarrower topic: Yuan Zhen’s poems belong to the period’s diverse poetic tradition.