Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
an-lu-shan
noun
/ˈæn ˈluː ˈʃɑːn/
Definition
An Lushan was a general during the Tang Dynasty in China, noted for his role in the An Lushan Rebellion, which significantly impacted Chinese history.
Examples
- In 755, An Lushan initiated a rebellion that lasted nearly eight years.
- The An Lushan Rebellion is considered one of the deadliest conflicts in history.
- Many historians discuss the implications of An Lushan’s actions on modern China.
Meaning
An Lushan’s rebellion led to a dramatic shift in power and weakened the Tang Dynasty, influencing subsequent dynasties and the course of Chinese civilization.
Synonyms
- – None
