The Last Japanese Embassy to Tang China (836-839)
Arikiyo Saeki's 'The Last Japanese Embassy to Tang China (836-839)' chronicles the final diplomatic mission from Japan to the Tang court. This scholarly work explores the historical context, journey, and implications of the 9th-century embassy, shedding light on the evolving ties between two ancient powers in East Asia.
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The Last Japanese Embassy to Tang China (836-839) examines a pivotal moment in medieval East Asian diplomacy. Authored by Arikiyo Saeki, the work focuses on the expedition dispatched during the Tang dynasty's waning years.
This embassy marked the end of regular Japanese missions to China, reflecting shifts in political and cultural exchanges. Saeki's analysis draws on historical records to illuminate the voyage's context and outcomes.
The book provides insights into the interactions between Japan and China, highlighting the embassy's role in a changing regional landscape. It serves as a key resource for understanding ancient international relations.
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