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'''Yang Yuhuan''' (Chinese: 楊玉環; 719 – 756) also known as '''Yang Guifei''' (Chinese: '''楊貴妃'''), was consort of [[Emperor Xuanzong of Tang]] during the 8th century. | '''Yang Yuhuan''' (Chinese: 楊玉環; 719 – 756) also known as '''Yang Guifei''' (Chinese: '''楊貴妃'''), was consort of [[Emperor Xuanzong of Tang]] during the 8th century. | ||
After the fall of Tongguan, she fled to Maweiyi with Emperor Xuanzong of Tang. There, they suffered a mutiny. In order to protect his safety, she willingly went to death and was eventually hanged by the eunuch. | After the fall of Tongguan, she fled to Maweiyi with Emperor Xuanzong of Tang. There, they suffered a mutiny. In order to protect his safety, she willingly went to death and was eventually hanged by the eunuch. | ||
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Yang Yuhuan (Chinese: 楊玉環; 719 – 756) also known as Yang Guifei (Chinese: 楊貴妃), was consort of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang during the 8th century.
After the fall of Tongguan, she fled to Maweiyi with Emperor Xuanzong of Tang. There, they suffered a mutiny. In order to protect his safety, she willingly went to death and was eventually hanged by the eunuch.
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