Tibetan Empire
Definition
The Tibetan Empire was an ancient civilization that existed from 618-842 CE in what is now Tibet. It was known for its military prowess and significant influence on surrounding regions including China and Central Asia.
Related terms
Bön Religion: This was the indigenous religion in Tibet before the arrival of Buddhism.
Songtsen Gampo: He was one of the most famous emperors during Tibetan Empire who played key role in introducing Buddhism into Tibet.
Tang Dynasty: A Chinese dynasty that had frequent interactions with Tibetan Empire through both warfare and alliances.
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AP World History: Modern - 3.3 Belief Systems of Land-Based Empires
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