Tang Xunfang's novel catalog

The content of the novel is as follows: 1 "Great Tang Escort" 2. The First Bodyguard Agency of the Tang Empire. 3 "The Wind and Cloud of the Dart Gate" 4 "Dart Travel the World" 5 Legend of the Escort Agency Gold Medal Escort 7 "Shengshi Escort Agency" 8 Longxing Escort Agency King of Escorts 10 " Great Era of the Great Tang Escort Agency "

The catalog of 300 Tang Poetry consisted of five parts: five-character ancient poems, seven-character ancient poems, five-character regular poems, seven-character regular poems, and Yuefu. The specific number of poems and authors can be found in the table of contents.

The 300 Tang Poems included five-character and seven-character ancient poems. Among them, the list of five-character ancient poems included Zhang Jiuling's "Feeling Encounter·First" and "Feeling Encounter·Second", Li Bai's "Going Down Zhongnan Mountain and Passing Husi Mountain Man to Set Wine,""Drinking Alone under the Moon" and "Spring Thoughts," Du Fu's "Looking at the Mountain,""Giving Wei Eight Scholars,""Beauty,""Dream Li Bai·First" and "Dream Li Bai·Second", Wang Wei's "Sending Qi Wuqian Back to Home" and so on. The list of seven-character ancient poems included Wang Changling's 'Playing with the Moon in Nanzhai Recalling Cui Shaofu in Shanyin' and 'Seeing Xin Jian off at Furong Tower', Li Bai's' Seeing Meng Haoran off at Guangling at Yellow Crane Tower 'and' Leaving Early at White Emperor City', Li Shangyin's 'Jia Sheng', etc. In addition, the works of other poets were included in the "300 Poems of the Tang Dynasty".

The Tang Emperor Li Zhi's catalog included: 1. Biography: An introduction to Li Zhi's background, growth, and the process of ascending to the throne. 2. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty: Li Zhi's grandfather was also the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty and was known as the "Founding Holy Ancestor." 3. The reign of Zhenguan: A series of policies and measures implemented by Li Zhi during his reign made the Tang Dynasty enter a period of relative stability and prosperity. 4. Yamato clan: Li Zhi's clan was a part of the Yamato clan. This clan played an important role in the history of the Tang Dynasty. 5. Palace politics: The story of Li Zhi's political struggles in the palace includes his relationship with ministers, princesses, eunuchs, etc. The story of the murder of Li Zhi's princess, Li Yi, reflects the complicated relationships and power struggles in the Tang court. The death of the emperor: After the news of Li Zhi's death spread, the Tang Dynasty fell into chaos and panic. This was also an important turning point in the history of the Tang Dynasty.

The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties was a classic wuxia novel that narrated the battles and legends of various martial arts figures from the end of the Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The following is the content of the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties: The First Hero Meeting of the Late Sui Dynasty Chapter 2: Wei Gao vs. Qin Qiong Chapter 3: Li Shimin Initiates the Change of Xuanwu Gate Chapter 4: Yuchi Gong Rescues the Tang King Chapter 5: Pink Beauty Li Jiji Chapter 6 Luo Yi Challenging Five Tiger Generals Chapter 7: Pei Xingjian Persuades Wang Bo to Surrender Chapter Eight: The Wagang Army Beats Goguryeo Three Times Chapter 9: Li Mi Surrenders to Tang and Returns to Sui Chapter 10: The Destruction of the Sui Dynasty, Chen Sheng, Wu Guang Uprising Chapter 11: Li Shimin Unifies the North Chapter 12: Yuchi Gong Killed Yuwen Cheng Three Times Chapter 13: The Sui Dynasty Destroys the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Chapter 14 Emperor Wu of Liang, Xiao Yan, Succeeds to the throne Chapter 15: Chen Baxian Establishing the Later Liang Chapter 16 The Establishment of the Tang Dynasty Chapter 17 Xue Ju Uprising and Establishing the Xue Family Army Chapter 18: The White-Faced Scholar Xu Maogong Chapter 19: Li Shimin vs. Xue Rengui The Huang Chao Uprising at the End of the Sui Dynasty Chapter 21: Li Shimin Suppresses Huang Chao Chapter 22: Li Jing Sweeps the North and Unifies the North The Political Crisis in the Mid Tang Dynasty The Arrival of the Five Generations and Ten Kingdoms Chapter 25 Shi Jingtang Establishing the Later Jin Dynasty Chapter 26: Li Shimin vs. Shi Jingtang The End of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Chapter 28: Wu Zetian Becomes Emperor and the Tang Dynasty Declines Chapter 29: Yuchi Gong Pushes Down the Fan Town Chapter 30: Li Shimin Pushes Down the Fan Town The First War of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Chapter 32 Chai Rong Founding the Later Zhou Dynasty Chapter 33: Zhao Kuangyin Founding the Song Dynasty

The complete Tang poetry catalog was divided into several volumes, and the specific number of volumes varied in different documents. Some documents showed that there were 900 volumes of Tang poetry in total, divided into 12 volumes, while others showed that there were 299 volumes in total. However, the specific content of the catalog was not given in the search results provided. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to accurately answer the content of all Tang poems.

'300 Tang Poems' was a collection of 300 poems by Tang Dynasty poets. We can see that several documents provide the table of contents of 300 Tang Poems. However, these tables of contents did not provide the complete content. They only listed some poets and their works. Therefore, it was impossible to provide a complete catalog of the 300 Tang Poems.

Digong's Case of the Great Tang Dynasty was a novel written by the Dutch writer Gaulopez. It was divided into six volumes, including Penglai Chapter, Hanyuan Chapter, Puyang Chapter I, Puyang Chapter II, Lanfang Chapter, and Sifang Chapter. Each volume contained long and short stories, totaling 24 stories. These stories described the legendary experience of Di Renjie, a famous official of the Tang Dynasty in China, who was an official who dealt with cases and helped the people get rid of evil.

Digong's Case of the Great Tang Dynasty was a novel written by the Dutch writer Gaulopez. It was divided into six volumes, including Penglai Chapter, Hanyuan Chapter, Puyang Chapter I, Puyang Chapter II, Lanfang Chapter, and Sifang Chapter. Each volume contained long and short stories, totaling 24 stories. These stories described the legendary experience of Di Renjie, a famous official of the Tang Dynasty in China, who was an official who dealt with cases and helped the people get rid of evil.

Digong's Case of the Great Tang Dynasty was a novel written by the Dutch writer Gaulopez. It was divided into six volumes, including Penglai Chapter, Hanyuan Chapter, Puyang Chapter I, Puyang Chapter II, Lanfang Chapter, and Sifang Chapter. Each volume contained long and short stories, totaling 24 stories. These stories told the legendary experiences of Di Renjie, a famous official of the Tang Dynasty.