What kind of ethnic policies did the Tang Dynasty adopt towards ethnic minorities?

The government of the Tang Dynasty adopted an enlightened policy of "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" in frontier minority areas. Through implementation: strengthen the jurisdiction over the border and set up administrative agencies; Kissing; Grant titles; War; The League of Nations adopted various measures to strengthen the jurisdiction of the central dynasty over ethnic areas, and the exchanges between the Han nationality and the frontier ethnic groups were unprecedented. The territory of the early Tang Dynasty was unprecedented, stretching to the sea in the east, the Aral Sea in the west, Hinggan Mountains and Sakhalin Island in the northeast and the South China Sea in the south.

The Tang Dynasty treated ethnic minorities equally, allowing them to learn Korean culture, serve as officials in North China, and even recruit ethnic minority troops. The characteristics of the ethnic policy in the Tang Dynasty are enlightened. The government of the Tang Dynasty adopted an enlightened policy of "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" in frontier minority areas.

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During the Tang Dynasty, all countries came to Korea with an unprecedented territory. In its heyday, it rose from the Sea of Japan in the east, occupied Annan in the south, reached the Aral Sea in the west, and surpassed Lake Baikal in the north. It was the first unified dynasty in China since the Qin Dynasty that did not maintain the Great Wall of Hu.

After the attack and destruction by East Turkistan and Xue Yantuo, Emperor Taizong was honored as Tiankhan by all ethnic groups in Siyi. There is also the use of the captive system to recruit Turks, Uighurs, Tiele, Qidan, Mohong, Shiwei and other nationalities to attack enemy countries, so that vassal countries such as Japan, Nanzhao, Silla and Bohai can learn their own cultures and systems.

The Tang Dynasty accepted exchanges and studies from various countries, and its economy, society, culture and art showed the characteristics of diversification and openness. A large number of famous poets have emerged in poetry, calligraphy, painting and music, such as Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, calligrapher Yan Zhenqing, painter Wu Daozi and musician Li Guinian.