In fall 646, Duomozhi was delivered to the Tang capital Chang'an.
Kim's title was rescinded and he returned to the Tang capital.
When he was 39, his father died, and he spent three years in the Tang capital Chang'an.
He was delivered to the Tang capital Chang'an and executed there.
Zhou lived in the Tang capital of Chang'an, which is now modern Xi'an, during the 8th century.
He required them to leave Chengdu, however, and head for the Later Tang capital Luoyang.
This allowed Huang an open path to the Tang imperial capital Luoyang.
His next steps would be to capture the Tang western capital of Chang'an and then to attempt to take the rest of southern China.
Far from becoming part of China, Tibet even invaded the Tang capital, now Xian, in 763.
China's newly commercialized society was evident in the differences between its northern capital and the earlier Tang capital at Chang'an.
