What is the history of the Tibetan dynasties? What do Tibetan red ginseng leaves look like?

The English word "Tibet" may have originated from the Turks and Mongols calling the Tibetans "Tubote", which was introduced to the West by the Arabs in the Yuan Dynasty, and is also derived from the Tibetans' self-proclaimed name bod. In terms of ethnicity, Tibet corresponds to "Tibetan"; but in terms of regional terms, Tibet sometimes corresponds to "Tibet" and sometimes refers to the entire Tibetan area, which is significantly different from the meaning of "Tibet". So what is the history of the dynasties in Tibet? What does the Tibetan red ginseng leaf look like? Let's take a look at the introduction of Encyclopedia Knowledge Network below!

Contents of this article

1. What is the history of the Tibetan dynasties?

2. What does the Tibetan red ginseng leaf look like?

3. How to travel to Tibet by car? I am in Xuzhou

What is the history of the Tibetan dynasties?

On October 26, 1951, the Tibetan local government held a grand entry ceremony for the People's Liberation Army. China is a unified multi-ethnic country, and Tibet has been an inseparable part of China since ancient times. Before Christ, the Tibetan ancestors living here had connections with the Han people living in the Central Plains. After a long time, the many scattered tribes on the Tibetan Plateau gradually unified and became the current Tibetans. Tibet is still one of the regions with the best environmental quality in the world. In the early seventh century AD, the Tubo Dynasty entered a new stage in Chinese history.

1. The Tang Dynasty established a powerful unified regime, ending the chaotic division in the Central Plains for more than 300 years. At the same time, the Tibetan national hero Songtsen Gampo annexed more than ten tribes and clans, achieved unification on the Tibetan Plateau, and formally established the Tubo Dynasty with its capital in Lhasa.

2. During the reign of Songtsen Gampo, he was determined to improve relations with the Tang court and absorb the Tang Dynasty's advanced production technology and political and cultural achievements.

3. After the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, a policy of universal distribution was adopted, and the titles of King, Dharma, King, and National Master of Initiation were bestowed upon the leaders of local religious sects with political power.

What do Tibetan red ginseng leaves look like?

The appearance and characteristics of red ginseng are as follows:

1. Red ginseng is a kind of traditional Chinese medicine, belonging to the Umbelliferae and Araliaceae. Red ginseng is a cooked product of ginseng, which has the effects of replenishing vital energy, restoring pulse and strengthening deficiency, and replenishing qi and blood. The processing method of red ginseng is to use ginseng through soaking, washing, sorting, steaming, drying and other processes.

2. The ring pattern of red ginseng is not obvious, there are traces of branches and roots, the upper part of the rhizome is earthy yellow, and there is a reed bowl on the top, commonly known as "oil bowl head".

3. Features of this product: firm, heavy and brittle, fragrant, slightly bitter. Red ginseng is used for weakness, cold limbs and weak pulse, poor blood retention, metrorrhagia, heart failure, and cardiogenic shock. Red ginseng is a cooked ginseng with the effects of greatly replenishing vital energy, restoring pulse and strengthening collapse, and replenishing qi and retaining blood.

How to travel to Tibet by car? I am in Xuzhou

1. Starting from Xuzhou, take the Lianhuo Expressway via Shangqiu and Zhengzhou, then transfer to the Xitong Expressway to Xi'an, and then transfer to the Beijing-Kunming Expressway to Chengdu.

2. After visiting Chengdu, take the Beijing-Kunming Expressway from Ya'an to Shimian, get off the expressway at Shimian, and take the provincial and national highways to Luding.

3. After Luding, go west along National Highway 318, pass Kangding, cross Zheduo Mountain to Xinduqiao, cross Gaolusi Mountain to Yajiang, and then cross two mountains to Litang.

4. Go west from Litang, pass Batang and cross the Jinsha River Bridge into Tibet.

5. Arrive at the first county town, Mangkang, then Zuogong, Basu, Ranwu. After Ranwu, Bomi, Tongmai, then Nyingchi area, Lulang, Bayi, and finally Lhasa.

6. When returning from Tibet, you can take the Qinghai-Tibet line, go north from Lhasa along National Highway 219 to Yangbajing and Namtso, then go to Dangxiong, Nagqu, Tanggu Alashankou, Wudaoliang, Kunlun Pass, Golmud, Qinghai Lake, and then reach Xining.

7. Take the highway from Xining back to Xi'an, and then return to Xuzhou from Xi'an.