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  • #76
    In fact,Tang has the most powerful force in central Asia until the battle of Telas.
    And when the An Lushan Rebellion,Tang lost everthing in central Asia

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    • #77
      Originally posted by Z timezone View Post
      OK.let me show something more reliable

      Find a better map to support your points. This one incorporates too many territorities that Tang exerted little or none influence.

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      • #78
        Originally posted by kyli View Post
        Find a better map to support your points. This one incorporates too many territorities that Tang exerted little or none influence.
        It's already much samller.
        Some other place is Tang's satellite nations
        This map is not the peakedness of Tang.

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        • #79
          Originally posted by Z timezone View Post
          It's already much samller.
          Some other place is Tang's satellite nations
          This map is not the peakedness of Tang.
          And your original map is?

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          • #80
            damn funny

            “the misery of being exploited by capitalists is nothing compared to the misery of not being exploited at all” -- Joan Robinson

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            • #81
              What we [thought we] knew


              Intelligence Memorandum
              Central Intelligence Agency
              17 June 1966
              The Leadership Upheaval in Communist China
              Excerpts
              Teng Hsiao-ping seems to be making a bid to replace Liu Shao-chi as Mao’s deputy in the party and therefore the heir apparent, and in this he may be succeeding. Teng is probably working with or using Lin Piao, whose place in the army would make him a useful ally. Teng probably built the case that led to the recent ouster of Peng Chen, a rival in Mao’s inner circle of advisers . . . Peng Chen has already been replaced in the Peking city apparatus with one of Teng’s protégés. [note: Li Xuefeng, a supporter of Chen Boda at the 1971 Lushan Conference and later purged as a follower of Lin Biao. Rehabilitated in 1972.

              We do not expect to see abrupt shifts in domestic or foreign policy while the struggle goes on.


              http://www.foia.cia.gov/sites/defaul...00130002-1.pdf
              Trust me?
              I'm an economist!

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