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Data: MAVEN
Trigger word:
Tarim
Event Types (Count):
NegTrigger (9)
Negative Trigger
The
Chinese
war
Military_operation
against
the
Western
Turks
began
Process_start
in
640
with
the
annexation
Change_of_leadership
of
the
Tarim
Basin
oasis
state
Gaochang
,
an
ally
Collaboration
of
the
Western
Turks
.
Later
on
,
Turkic
revolts
Change_of_leadership
ended
Process_end
Chinese
hegemony
beyond
the
Pamir
Mountains
in
modern
Tajikistan
and
Afghanistan
,
but
a
Tang
military
presence
remained
Temporary_stay
in
Dzungaria
and
the
Tarim
Basin
.
The
History
of
Xinjiang
(
新疆
)
concerns
two
main
geographically
,
historically
,
and
ethnically
distinct
regions
with
different
historical
names
:
Dzungaria
north
of
the
Tianshan
Mountains
;
and
the
Tarim
Basin
south
of
the
Tianshan
Mountains
,
currently
mainly
inhabited
by
the
Uyghurs
.
The
oldest
Tarim
mummies
,
found
Know
in
the
Tarim
Basin
,
are
dated
to
the
2nd
millennium
BCE
,
when
the
Indo-European
Tocharians
inhabited
the
Tarim
Basin
.
The
oldest
Tarim
mummies
,
found
Know
in
the
Tarim
Basin
,
are
dated
to
the
2nd
millennium
BCE
,
when
the
Indo-European
Tocharians
inhabited
the
Tarim
Basin
.
The
oldest
Tarim
mummies
,
found
Know
in
the
Tarim
Basin
,
are
dated
to
the
2nd
millennium
BCE
,
when
the
Indo-European
Tocharians
inhabited
the
Tarim
Basin
.
In
the
first
millennium
BCE
the
Tarim
Basin
was
inhabited
by
the
Indo-European
Yuezhi
nomads
.
The
Tarim
Basin
was
first
referred
to
as
``
Xiyu
''
(
)
under
the
Han
dynasty
,
which
drove
Motion
the
Xiongnu
out
of
the
Tarim
Basin
in
60
BCE
(
Han–Xiongnu
War
)
in
an
effort
to
build
Building
and
secure
the
profitable
Silk
Road
,
maintaining
a
variable
military
presence
until
the
early
3rd
century
.
The
Tarim
Basin
was
first
referred
to
as
``
Xiyu
''
(
)
under
the
Han
dynasty
,
which
drove
Motion
the
Xiongnu
out
of
the
Tarim
Basin
in
60
BCE
(
Han–Xiongnu
War
)
in
an
effort
to
build
Building
and
secure
the
profitable
Silk
Road
,
maintaining
a
variable
military
presence
until
the
early
3rd
century
.
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