Canonical Book of the Tang Dynasty

Canonical Book of the Tang Dynasty

Canonical Book of the Tang Dynasty may refer to one of the two canonical history books about the Tang Dynasty:
#《舊唐書》First Canonical Book of the Tang Dynasty, compiled under Liu Xu(劉昫) in 945
#《新唐書》Second Canonical Book of the Tang Dynasty, compiled under Ouyang Xiu(歐陽修) and Song Qi(宋祁) in 1060


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