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Newly Found Ancient Villages in the Mangshan Mountains During the Tang Dynasty

Zhao Zhen

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Based on twelve epitaphs of the Tang Dynasty, the author proves that the four villages: Zhangyang, Bole, Shangdian, Yaodian have used their names since the Tang Dynasty. They have the characteristics of the long and continuous Chinese civilization.

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Based on twelve epitaphs of the Tang Dynasty, the author proves that the four villages: Zhangyang, Bole, Shangdian, Yaodian have used their names since the Tang Dynasty. They have the characteristics of the long and continuous Chinese civilization.

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Based on twelve epitaphs of the Tang Dynasty, the author proves that the four villages: Zhangyang, Bole, Shangdian, Yaodian have used their names since the Tang Dynasty. They have the characteristics of the long and continuous Chinese civilization.

Key concepts: Civilization, Ancient history, History, History of China, Chinese philosophy, Geography, Archaeology, China

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