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Meaning of "daizong"
daizong (adjective) - Daizong is used here as an adjective, likely referring to Emperor Daizong of Tang, who reigned during the Tang Dynasty in China. In this context, 'daizong' could describe something related to his rule or characteristics
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However, relations between Amoghavajra and Daizong were especially good.
Emperor Daizong thus praised him in an edict.
Emperor Suzong died in 762 and was succeeded by his son Emperor Daizong.
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In 762 he was bestowed the title Prince of Zheng by his father Daizong.
Emperor Daizong was pleased by the flattery.
He was a master of Emperor Daizong (Tang Dynasty).
Emperor Daizong met him and gave him a number of honors.
He was much mourned by Emperor Daizong and given posthumous honors.
Emperor Daizong was subsequently forced to abandon the campaign against Tian.
The day after her death, Emperor Daizong posthumously honored her as empress.
Emperor Daizong was himself also said to be overly devout in Buddhism.
After Pugu died in 765, however, the threat subsided, and his army resubmitted to Emperor Daizong.
Emperor Daizong did not punish him, however.
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Emperor Daizong took no actions on either accusation, but sent mildly-worded edicts to both sides.
During the reign of Emperor Daizong of Tang, there is unrest on the border.
Emperor Daizong exiled him, and he died in exile.
Emperor Daizong was able to soon return to Chang'an.
Emperor Daizong thus tabled Yuan 's proposal.
Emperor Daizong was subsequently forced to reaccept Tian Chengsi 's nominal submission.
