846

846 — Korea: 신라 장보고, 염장에 의해 암살 / China: Ban on Buddhism is partially lifted

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KoreaNorthern and Southern States period 698–918	ChinaTang dynasty 618–907	JapanHeian period 794–1185	United States
신라 장보고, 염장에 의해 암살KO	Ban on Buddhism is partially lifted Bai Juyi died. 唐宣宗即位，是為大中之治。同年李德裕被貶，自此黨爭漸平。ZH Nanzhao raids Annan April — Emperor Wuzong of Tang dies, probably from taking pills made by alchemists; his uncle Li Chen is placed on the throne by eunuchs and becomes Emperor Xuānzong of Tang April — Wuzong died. April — Wuzong's uncle, Xianzong's son Emperor Xuānzong of Tang became emperor of the Tang dynasty. 844Zhaoyi defense command (mainly in south Shanxi) is brought under control 845Great Anti-Buddhist Persecution: Emperor Wuzong of Tang instigates the third and largest proscription campaign against Buddhism in Chinese history; Zoroastrianism and Manichaeism are also targeted 845唐武宗大規模取締佛教。 845Great Anti-Buddhist Persecution: Wuzong abolished Buddhist monasteries as well as establishments of Zoroastrianism and Christianity, which were thought to be Buddhist heresies. 847Ban on Buddhism is completely lifted 847Tang defeats a Tibetan army at Yan Prefecture 847Japanese monk Ennin leaves for Japan 848Zhang Yichao, a resident of Sha Prefecture, rebels and captures Sha and Gua prefectures from the Tibetans	No events recorded for this year	covered from 1607

KoreaNorthern and Southern States period 698–918

ChinaTang dynasty 618–907

JapanHeian period 794–1185

United States

신라 장보고, 염장에 의해 암살KO

Ban on Buddhism is partially lifted
Bai Juyi died.
唐宣宗即位，是為大中之治。同年李德裕被貶，自此黨爭漸平。ZH
Nanzhao raids Annan
April — Emperor Wuzong of Tang dies, probably from taking pills made by alchemists; his uncle Li Chen is placed on the throne by eunuchs and becomes Emperor Xuānzong of Tang
April — Wuzong died.
April — Wuzong's uncle, Xianzong's son Emperor Xuānzong of Tang became emperor of the Tang dynasty.

844Zhaoyi defense command (mainly in south Shanxi) is brought under control
845Great Anti-Buddhist Persecution: Emperor Wuzong of Tang instigates the third and largest proscription campaign against Buddhism in Chinese history; Zoroastrianism and Manichaeism are also targeted
845唐武宗大規模取締佛教。
845Great Anti-Buddhist Persecution: Wuzong abolished Buddhist monasteries as well as establishments of Zoroastrianism and Christianity, which were thought to be Buddhist heresies.
847Ban on Buddhism is completely lifted
847Tang defeats a Tibetan army at Yan Prefecture
847Japanese monk Ennin leaves for Japan
848Zhang Yichao, a resident of Sha Prefecture, rebels and captures Sha and Gua prefectures from the Tibetans

No events recorded for this year

covered from 1607