# Tierniezh Tang

An Dierniezh Tang (Sinaeg 唐朝) a oa un dierniezh impalaerel sinat a renas ar vro etre diskar an Dierniezh Sui ha deroù marevezh an 5 Tierniezh & 10 Rouantelezh. Krouet e oa bet gant ar familh Li he doa kemeret ar galloud e-pad diskar an dierniezh Sui. Torret e oa bet e-pad un amzer verr gant an eil dierniezh Zhou krouet gant an impalaerez Wu Zetian, a yeas d'an impalaerez gentañ (ha nemeti) o ren en istor Sina.

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