Gaozong

Gaozong

politician China

Gaozong was the third emperor of the Tang dynasty in China, reigning from 649 to 683 AD. His reign is marked by significant military successes and cultural flourishing, but his health declined in the later years, leading to his wife, Wu Zetian, taking on increasing power. After his death, Zetian maneuvered politically to become the sole ruler, making her the only female emperor in Chinese history. Gaozong's legacy is intertwined with Wu Zetian's controversial rule, which included both advancements and severe repressions.

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