Talass River region

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The Talass River region is a historically significant area in Central Asia, best known as the site of the pivotal 751 Battle of Talas between the Abbasid Caliphate and the Tang dynasty that influenced the balance of power and cultural exchange along the Silk Road.

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Talass River region canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
historical region
approximateModernLocation Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
associatedWith Abbasid Caliphate
Chinese westward expansion
Islamic expansion into Central Asia
Silk Road trade routes
linked to: Silk Road routes

Tang dynasty
belligerent Abbasid Caliphate
Tang dynasty
consequence consolidation of Muslim control in Central Asia
halt of Tang westward expansion
culturalImpact increased Islamic influence in Central Asia
date 751
hasEvent Battle of Talas
influenced balance of power in Central Asia
cultural exchange along the Silk Road
knownFor Battle of Talas
locatedIn Central Asia
Talass River region
namedAfter Talas River
partOf Silk Road
linked to: Silk Road routes
result Abbasid victory
significance historical significance in medieval Central Asia

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Arab–Chinese wars location Talass River region
Battle of Talas locatedIn Talass River region
subject linked to: Talass River region