An Qingzong An Qingxu, Kaisar Ai An Qingzhang An Qinghe, Pangeran Zheng An Qing'en enam putra lainnya
Nama lengkap
nama keluarga: Kemungkinan awalnya Kāng (康), Kemudian Ān (安) nama pemberian: Aslinya ܪܘܚܫܐܢ Roχšan, "The Luminous", di Sogdian; atau, Ālùoshān (阿犖山), Yàluòshān (軋犖山), atau, kemudian, Lùshān (祿山), dalam transkripsi Tionghoa.
An Lushan berasal dari keturunan Sogdia dan Göktürk,[4][5][6][7][8] setidaknya melalui pengangkatan anak.[9] Ia mengembangkan ketenaran ketika mempertahankan batas utara dari Khitan dan wilayah utara lainnya. Ia menyerang Chang'an, ibu kota Tang, beberapa kali.
Catatan
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