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Tang dynasty
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Noun1.Tang dynasty - the imperial dynasty of China from 618 to 907Tang dynasty - the imperial dynasty of China from 618 to 907
dynasty - a sequence of powerful leaders in the same family


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The second section is on varieties of religious activities and functions and contains papers on the princess-nuns of the High Tang period, the subtlety of body divinities and their fortification, convictions and means in Daoist thunder magic (Daojia leifa), the development of Daoist thunder magic and its background in the Southern Song period, Chinese literati and Daoist sacred space in the 19th century, and the relationship between Quanzhen Daoism and local cults.
The Late Tang period was an era of decadence and sensual indulgence, and cleavage was held in very high regard.
Admission pounds 10 includesfree car parking CAPTION(S): A painted pottery Tang period figure of a female attendant.
 
 
 
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