740

740 — China: Meng Haoran died / Japan: Fujiwara no Hirotsugu rebellion

5 events. The text is the source chronology verbatim; the terms are in Sources & licenses. The grey lines above and below are the surrounding 2 years.

KoreaNorthern and Southern States period 698–918	ChinaTang dynasty 618–907	JapanNara period 710–794	United States
No events recorded for this year 742신라 경덕왕 즉위	Meng Haoran died. Wu Daozi died. An Lushan attacks the Khitans Tang captures Anrong from the Tibetan Empire 738Tang captures and loses Anrong to the Tibetan Empire 739Tang scores a major victory against the Tibetan Empire at Shan Prefecture 739The Tang Institutions of Six Administrative Divisions (Tang Liudian 唐六典) is completed 741Tibetan Empire attacks Tang in the Qinghai region but is repelled; the Tibetans sack the Stone City on their way back 742安祿山為平盧節度使。同年，李白入長安。 742Huangfu Weiming of Longyou and Wang Chui of Hexi invade northeastern Tibet and kill several thousand Tibetans	Fujiwara no Hirotsugu rebellion 741聖武天皇が諸国に国分寺・国分尼寺建立の詔。 741Shōmu establishes the provincial temples as a part of shift from Confucianism to Buddhism, impacted by ongoing epidemic and famine.	covered from 1607

KoreaNorthern and Southern States period 698–918

ChinaTang dynasty 618–907

JapanNara period 710–794

United States

No events recorded for this year

742신라 경덕왕 즉위

Meng Haoran died.
Wu Daozi died.
An Lushan attacks the Khitans
Tang captures Anrong from the Tibetan Empire

738Tang captures and loses Anrong to the Tibetan Empire
739Tang scores a major victory against the Tibetan Empire at Shan Prefecture
739The Tang Institutions of Six Administrative Divisions (Tang Liudian 唐六典) is completed
741Tibetan Empire attacks Tang in the Qinghai region but is repelled; the Tibetans sack the Stone City on their way back
742安祿山為平盧節度使。同年，李白入長安。
742Huangfu Weiming of Longyou and Wang Chui of Hexi invade northeastern Tibet and kill several thousand Tibetans

Fujiwara no Hirotsugu rebellion

741聖武天皇が諸国に国分寺・国分尼寺建立の詔。
741Shōmu establishes the provincial temples as a part of shift from Confucianism to Buddhism, impacted by ongoing epidemic and famine.

covered from 1607