Entrepreneurship in the Late Tang Dynasty

The talisman was passed down to the Li family 257 years later.
The once glorious Tian Tang, where all nations paid homage to the emperor, stumbled to the winter solstice of the first year of Qianfu.
That winter, there were only three months left before Wang and Huang set up their flags, and only thirty-three years before the fall of the Tang Dynasty.
It was also in the winter of that year that the nobles in Chang'an were still indulging in the afterglow of the prosperous era, while in the southwest of the empire, the tiny Nanzhao once again invaded Xichuan.
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In the first battle, the Tang army was defeated at Dadu River and fled to Qiongzhou. The Nanzhao army headed straight for Chengdu.
At the same time, outside the Dadu River, the Shura battlefield.
A young Tang army soldier opened his eyes, pushed away the corpse on his body, and saw the setting sun and the end of the world.
This was the first year of Qianfu. The Tang Dynasty's imperial palace had not yet collapsed, but the rest of the world was already a heap of ruins.
Our story begins in the winter of that year, with the Nanzhao War.

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