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'''What influence did China have upon Korea; what influence did China have upon Vietnam?''' | '''What influence did China have upon Korea; what influence did China have upon Vietnam?''' | ||
| − | During the seventh century C.E. Chinese armies conquered most of Korea. To avoid a long conflict, Chinese and Korean authorities agreed to a political compromise in which the Chinese would withdraw from the region, and Korea would recognize the Tang emperor as overlord. | + | During the seventh century C.E. Chinese armies conquered most of Korea. To avoid a long conflict, Chinese and Korean authorities agreed to a political compromise in which the Chinese would withdraw from the region, and Korea would recognize the Tang emperor as overlord. Korea became a tributary state to China, sending gifts to the Chinese emperor. These gifts, however, were not as valuable as the gifts Korea recieved for recognizing Chinese authority. |
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What influence did China have upon Korea; what influence did China have upon Vietnam? During the seventh century C.E. Chinese armies conquered most of Korea. To avoid a long conflict, Chinese and Korean authorities agreed to a political compromise in which the Chinese would withdraw from the region, and Korea would recognize the Tang emperor as overlord. Korea became a tributary state to China, sending gifts to the Chinese emperor. These gifts, however, were not as valuable as the gifts Korea recieved for recognizing Chinese authority.
