Pertempuran Talas: Perbedaan antara revisi

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[[Kekaisaran Tibet]]

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Faktor utama kekalahan tentara Tang pada pertempuran ini adalah berkhianatnya tentara bayaran Karluk dan pihak Ferghana yang mundur dari pertempuran serta melepaskan aliansi dengan dinasti Tang. Kedua bangsa ini memang pada dasarnya tidak suka dengan dinasti Tang yang menjajah mereka, tetapi karena kalah kuat mereka terpaksa bergabung dengan tentara Tang. Invasi Arab ke [[Syr Darya]] ini dimanfaatkan dengan baik oleh kedua bangsa ini untuk mengusir tentara Tang dari tanah air mereka.

Segera setelah pertempuran Talas, dinasti Tang mulai kehilangan pengaruhnya di [[Asia Tengah]], keadaan dalam negeri dinasti Tang yang buruk dan munculnya banyak Pemberontakan membuat [[Dinasti Tang]] melemah pengaruhnya dan mulai kehilangan kekuatan serta kekuasaan. Akibatnya seluruh pengiriman upeti bangsa Asia Tengah kepada [[Dinasti Tang]] dialihkan pengirimannya kepada [[bangsa Arab]], [[Tibet]], dan [[Uighur]]. Kiblat budaya [[Asia Tengah]] yang awalnya berkiblat pada budaya [[orientalis]] pun berubah pada [[budaya Arab]]. Agama [[Islam]] mulai masuk dan menyebar segera setelah pertempuran selesai kepada bangsa-bangsa [[Asia Tengah]] khususnya [[Turki]] dan memberikan pengaruh yang kuat di budaya [[Asia Tengah]], sampai saat ini agama [[Islam]] dianut oleh sebagian besar masyarangkat [[Asia Tengah]]. Dengan dukungan [[Bani Abbasiyah]] bangsa Karluk mendirikan sebuah negara bebas yang pada akhir abad ke 9 bergabung dengan [[Kekhanan Kara-Khanid]].

 

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