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English: A late Tang mural commemorating the victory of General Zhang Yichao|Zhang Yichao over the Tibetans in 848 AD, from Mogao cave 156.
Date circa 848–907 A.D.
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Mogao Cave 156

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unknown painter, late Tang Dyanasty (circa 705–907 A.D.)

photographed by 茹遂初 (Ru Suichu) in 1978
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Section of mural depicting victory of general Zhang Yichao who expelled the Tibetans from Dunhuang. Cave 156, Late Tang Dynasty.

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