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Japan's construction of defensive fortifications and its implications for East Asian relations during the Tang dynasty
Z. Li and K. Liu
Discover the intriguing history of Japan's defensive fortifications during the Tang Dynasty with research by Zhuang Li and Kehua Liu. This study uncovers the potential early construction of Onojo, challenging established timelines and exploring Japan's evolving geopolitical strategies in East Asia.
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