Afghanistan has recently caught fire and occupied most of the international current political spectrum.
Afghanistan is geographically part of West Asia, but it is located in the westernmost part of West Asia, stuck in the middle of Central Asia, East Asia and South Asia, and its strategic geographical location is extremely important. Afghanistan has a very famous title - the imperial cemetery, and many of the empires that call the wind and rain in other parts of the world have broken sand in Afghanistan. Britain, the empire of the sun never sets, the red Soviet Empire, and the United States, which claims to be the city on the top of the mountain, have black memories in Afghanistan.
Recently, the total rout of the United States in Afghanistan has made the United States a laughing stock of the whole world, and all kinds of irony and irony seem to be like the United States can not come down. Some people in the United States think left and right, and think of a way, that is, to add another country to the blacklist of imperial graves, to scold, even this country.
Which country? Naturally, it is the great power of the East.
The great powers of the East also folded their halberds in Afghanistan, the tomb of the Empire? Americans think so. When did the eastern powers enter Afghanistan? Of course not now, but the Tang Dynasty for more than thirteen hundred years. The logic of the Americans is very simple: the Tang Dynasty was always part of the great powers in the East, and what is the difference between the Tang Dynasty entering Afghanistan and the current Eastern powers entering Afghanistan? It's as if the Lincoln era is more than a hundred and fifty years away, but it's also part of American history.
Did the Tang Dynasty enter Afghanistan? From the historical map, the Tang Dynasty also entered Afghanistan. Opening an early map of the Tang Dynasty, to the west is a huge area of LongyouDao, which covers what is now Gansu, Xinjiang, and southern Kazakhstan in Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, northern Pakistan, and most of Afghanistan.
Is this a map frontier? Not.
In June of the first year of Emperor Gaozong of Tang (661 AD), the Tang Dynasty set up the Governor's Mansion of Tiaozhi, the Governor's Mansion of Fengdu, and the Brief Governor's Mansion of Persia. Where are the branches and writing phoenixes?
It is almost east-central Afghanistan, in the area around the capital Kabul. But this is not an invasion, but an administrative division naturally formed by history.
The Tang people's understanding of tiaozhi said that as early as the Han Dynasty, the imperial court was connected with tiaozhi. The famous lone hero Ban Chao ran the Western Regions, and sent his subordinate Gan Ying to send an envoy to Great Qin (the Roman Empire), and he passed through the Tiao Branch to rest in peace. The tiaozhi is located 22,100 miles west of the Onion Ridge (present-day Pamir Plateau), which is located near the east-central part of central Afghanistan. The Branches are located east of the Sabbath Kingdom, which regards the Branches as foreign States. There is a lot of products here, can you imagine that Afghanistan for more than 1,300 years is rich in rice? (The geographical cognition of the ancients may be biased.)
The Tang dynasty said that the strip is surrounded by the West Sea on three sides, and only the northwest has land roads to communicate with the outside world. The so-called West Sea is the Aral Sea, which is now drying up, located on the border between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. On the map, the area around Kabul, where the stripe is located, is quite some distance from the Aral Sea. At that time, the traffic conditions were backward, and many Tang people did not go to The Branch, more to hear people say or refer to relevant information, and the gap between reality and reality may be less, but it will not be large.
The Tiaozhi Governor's Mansion existed for about ninety years, and after the Tenth Decade of Tianbao (751 AD), the Tiaozhi Governor's Mansion was no longer subordinate to the Tang Dynasty's Anxi Du Protectorate and was under the control of Persia.
The so-called invasion of Afghanistan by the Tang Dynasty by the United States should not refer to the stripe, but to the Bolu. There are two Bolus, one is the Great Bolu and the other is the Little Bolu. The GreatEr Bruyo was in the middle of what is now Kashmir, almost near the present-day Indo-Pakistan Ceasefire Line. North of the GreatEr Buru, it was located almost at the junction of the de facto zone of Kashmir in present-day Pakistan with the great powers of the East, south of the Green Ridge (Pamir Plateau).
It is worth mentioning that the northern boundary of the Little Buru borders the narrow Wakhan Corridor bordering Afghanistan and the great powers to the east.
The Tang Dynasty had a powerful enemy on the western front, the Tubo State, located on the present-day Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The northwestern border of the Tibetan kingdom is the great and small Bury kingdom. The great Bolu was controlled by Tubo, and Tubo set his sights on Xiao Bolu. The location of Xiao Bolu is too important, south of the Green Ridge, which is the main communication route between the Tang Dynasty's Anxi Capital Protectorate and West Asia and Central Asia. It can be said that Xiao Bolu can be called the West Asian version of Xuzhou, in the land of four wars, and if it is obtained, it is all alive.
Xiao Bolu was a small country, and the Tang Dynasty was too far away from Xiao Bolu and too close to Tubo, so Xiao Bolu submitted to Tubo. When King Su of The Little Buru lost his victory as king, he hooked up with Tubo. These small countries submitted to Tubo, and what should have been tribute to the Tang Dynasty was gone, and Tang Xuanzong Li Longji was naturally unhappy.
Gao Xianzhi, a famous general of the Xuan Sect, thought that he was an envoy to the camp and led the elite cavalry to more than 10,000 people to the west. Gao Xianzhi sent the general Li Siye to fight against the enemy army, and King Xiao Bolu fled around with the Tubo princess. But not long after, Gao Xianzhi still captured the king and princess alive and won a big victory. The time is Tianbao Six Years (747 AD).
The United States has little understanding of the history of the great powers in the East, because the proximity of the little Bury to Afghanistan has pulled out the ridiculous historical theory of the Tang Dynasty's invasion of Afghanistan. To put it another way, the Tang Dynasty never invaded Afghanistan, but the United States invaded the United States. What does that mean? The Americas have never been the Americas of the Westerners, it is the homeland of the Indians, the West is an invasion in the Americas, and the US army is, in a considerable sense, an occupying force.
The United States often attacked the Soviet garrison in the three Baltic countries (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) as an occupying force, and was the U.S. military garrison in the Indian Americas not an occupying force?
Is it considered that this can be used as a firepower point to counter the United States?