4th war with Tibet
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Was the fourth war between the Tang Dynasty of China and the Tibetan Empire.
Chronology
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- January 677: In 676, the Tibetan Empire attacked Diezhou, Fuzhou, and Jingzhou. Fengtian and Wugong were sacked.
- January 678: In 677, the Tibetans captured Qiuci.
- January 681: In 680, the Tibetan Empire, led by King Trisong Detsen, captured the Anrong fortress in Sichuan. This marked a significant victory for the Tibetans in their expansion efforts in the region.
- January 677: In 676, the Tibetan Empire attacked Diezhou, Fuzhou, and Jingzhou. Fengtian and Wugong were sacked.
- January 681: In 680, the Tibetan Empire, led by King Trisong Detsen, captured the Anrong fortress in Sichuan. This marked a significant victory for the Tibetans in their expansion efforts in the region.
- February 677: The Tibetan army leaves Diezhou, Fuzhou, and Jingzhou, as well as Fengtian and Wugong.
- January 679: In 678, the Tibetans defeated a Tang army in the Qinghai region.
- February 677: The Tibetan army leaves Diezhou, Fuzhou, and Jingzhou, as well as Fengtian and Wugong.
- January 680: Their advances were reversed in 679 when Pei Xingjian defeated them and re-established control over the Western Regions.
- January 681: In 680, the Tibetan Empire, led by King Trisong Detsen, captured the Anrong fortress in Sichuan. This marked a significant victory for the Tibetans in their expansion efforts in the region.
- January 677: In 676, the Tibetan Empire attacked Diezhou, Fuzhou, and Jingzhou. Fengtian and Wugong were sacked.
- February 677: The Tibetan army leaves Diezhou, Fuzhou, and Jingzhou, as well as Fengtian and Wugong.