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Emperor Taizong Receiving the Tibetan Envoy
''Emperor Taizong Receiving the Tibetan Envoy'' (also called ''Bunian Tu'') is a painting on silk by Yan Liben to show the friendly encounter between the Tang dynasty and Tibet. The painting is long by wide. ''Bunian Tu'' is in The Palace Museum in Beijing.
As with other very early Chines paintings, the scroll in Beijing is probably a faithful later copy of Yan Liben's original, perhaps from the Song dynasty, but the Imperial collectors' seals and added comments show that it was very highly valued from at least the start of the 14th century.〔Murray, Julia K., ''Mirror of Morality: Chinese Narrative Illustration and Confucian Ideology'', 2007, University of Hawaii Press, ISBN 0824830016, 9780824830014, (google books )〕
== Background ==
In the seventh century, Tibet grew stronger and stronger. In 634, Songtsän Gampo sent an envoy to Chang'an, the capital of the Tang dynasty, to propose a marriage. Emperor Taizong of Tang accepted the proposal and decided to give him his daughter Princess Wencheng in marriage. In 641, Gar Tongtsen Yülsung (祿東贊), the Prime Minister of Songtsän Gampo, came to Chang'an to accompany the princess back to Tibet. She brought with her many vegetable seeds, tea, books, and craftsmen which played a very important role in the Tibetan cultural and economical development.
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