Protektorat Umum untuk Menenangkan Utara

Protektorat Umum untuk Menenangkan Utara
Common name (669–757)
Aksara Han sederhana:	安北都护府
Aksara Han tradisional:	安北都護府
Pinyin:	Anbei Duhu Fu
Wade-Giles:	Anpei Tuhu Fu
Alternate Name (647–663)
Aksara Han sederhana:	燕然都护府
Aksara Han tradisional:	燕然都護府
Pinyin:	Yanran Duhu Fu
Wade-Giles:	Yenjan Tuhu Fu
Alternate Name (663–669)
Aksara Han sederhana:	瀚海都护府
Aksara Han tradisional:	瀚海都護府
Pinyin:	Hanhai Duhu Fu
Wade-Giles:	Hanhai Tuhu Fu
Alternate Name (757–784)
Aksara Han sederhana:	镇北都护府
Aksara Han tradisional:	鎮北都護府
Pinyin:	Zhenbei Duhu Fu
Wade-Giles:	Chenpei Tuhu Fu

Protektorat Umum untuk Menenangkan Utara atau Protektorat Besar untuk Menenangkan Utara (647-784) adalah pemerintahan militer Tiongkok dibentuk oleh Dinasti Tang pada tahun 647 untuk menenangkan wilayah bekas Xueyantuo, yang terbentang dari Danau Baikal di utara, Gurun Gobi di selatan, Pegunungan Khingan di timur, dan Pegunungan Altai di barat. Protektorat ini mengendalikan Dataran Tinggi Mongolia dari tahun 647 hingga 682.

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