Where is the capital of the Tang Dynasty?

The capital of the Tang Dynasty was in Chang 'an and moved to Luoyang during the period of Wu Zetian. Later, Wu Zetian returned to Li Tang and moved back to Chang 'an. In 6 18, Tang Gaozu established Chang 'an, the capital of Tang Dynasty, which is the ancient name of Xi 'an. Chang 'an, the ancient capital of the 13th Dynasty, is the capital with the most dynasties, the longest time and the greatest influence in the history of China, ranking first among the four ancient capitals in China. It is also one of the world-famous four ancient civilizations.

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Zhou Wenwang made its capital here and built Fengjing. After King Wu ascended the throne, Hao Jing was built, which was collectively called Fenghao. In the fifth year (the first 202 years), Emperor Gaozu established Chang 'an County, and built Changle Palace on the basis of the south bank of Weihe River, the north side of Epang Palace and Qinxingle Palace. In the seventh year (the first 200 years), Emperor Gaozu built Weiyang Palace, and the capital moved here from Liyang in the same year. Because it is located in Chang 'an Township, it is named Chang 'an City, which means "long-term stability".

Chang 'an culture has far-reaching influence. As the capital of Chang 'an, Zhou, Qin, Han, Sui and Tang Dynasties, was the most prosperous and civilized golden age in ancient China, after the Tang Dynasty, Chang 'an was no longer the capital, but the word "Chang 'an" became another name for the capital. Chang 'an Street is the most important and well-known first street in China, named after the ancient Chang 'an.

The famous Silk Road began in Chang 'an in the Western Han Dynasty. In Tang Dynasty, Chang 'an City belonged to Wannian County and Chang 'an County, which means to take Wannian Chang 'an. Chang 'an is the first of the four ancient capitals in China, and it is also one of the four ancient capitals in the world with the same fame as Athens, Rome and Cairo.