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Changshan Commandery (常山郡) was a historical commandery of China, located in present-day southern Hebei. During the 750s, the commandery was governed by Yan Gaoqing, the cousin of Yan Zhenqing who governed Pingyuan Commandery.

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Assassin's Creed: Dynasty

References

Assassin's Creed: Dynasty

Characters

Hidden Ones	Li E • He Hong'er • Éléna • Qian • Jia Shen • Feng Qian • Cui Anshi • Li Qimo • Zhai Wande • Chen Wu \| Cao Mo • Zhuan Zhu • Nie Zheng • Yu Rang • Jing Ke

Order of the Ancients	Yang Guozhong • An Lushan • Gao Lishi • Yan Zhuang • Shi Siming • Gao Miao • He Qiannian • Li Qincou • Sun Xiaozhe • Wang Chengye • Bian Lingcheng • Li Linfu • Duan Ziguang • Wei Fangjin • Li Zhu'er • An Qingxu \| Zhang Yizhi

Others	Emperor Xuanzong of Tang • Emperor Suzong of Tang • Li Bai • Abe no Nakamaro • Chen Xuanli • Feng Changqing • Gao Xianzhi • Geshu Han • Guo Ziyi • Jianzhen • Pei Min • Jing Jing • Kong Kong • Yan Gaoqing • Yan Jiming • Yan Zhenqing • Yang Yuhuan • Zhang Jieran • Lady of Guo • Lady of Han • Yang Guanghui • Lei Haiqing • Yan Quanming \| Qin Shi Huang

Factions

Hidden Ones (Hidden Ones of the Great Desert • Chinese Brotherhood) • Order of the Ancients (Golden Turtles • Yeluohe) • Tang dynasty • Yan • Abbasid Caliphate • Yang Guozhong's flower delegates

Locations

China (Changshan • Chang'an • Fanyang • Luoyang • Pingyuan • Qinghe • Taiyuan • Tong Pass • Tumen Pass • Mawei Station • Yellow River) • Talas

Events

Battle of Talas • An Lushan Rebellion (Fall of Luoyang • [Defence of Tong Pass] • Battle of Changshan • Fall of Chang'an • Mawei Station mutiny)

Terms and concepts

Buddhism (Śarīra) • Hidden Blade • Abe no Nakamaro's letters to Li Bai • Sword (Jian) • Bow • Crossbow • Horse • Flower Banquet • Shifting Spring Cage • Sogdian Whirl

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-'''Changshan Commandery''' (常山郡) was a historical commandery of [[China]], located in present-day southern {{Wiki|Hebei}}. During the 750s, the commandery was governed by [[Yan Gaoqing]], the cousin of [[Yan Zhenqing]] who governed [[Pingyuan Commandery]].
+'''Changshan Commandery''' (常山郡) was a historical commandery of [[China]], located in present-day southern [[Hebei]]. During the 750s, the commandery was governed by [[Yan Gaoqing]], the cousin of [[Yan Zhenqing]] who governed [[Pingyuan Commandery]].
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