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If both the Qarakhanids and the Tanguts were successful in their military offensive, they would gain control of the southern direction of the Silk Route from northeastern Tibet and the Chinese border to Math may not teach us how to add love poster . Samarkand, potentially Eliminate Northern Song and Uyghur Qocho forces from any commercial stake. Although Khotan Buddhists may also support Kashgari to resist conversion to Islam, this clearly provided the Qarakhanids with a moral circumstance to impose their siege. However, in those times, the countries did not ask for justification for military offensive campaigns. This could also explain the process of events without having to surmise a Qarakhanid / Tangut non-invasion treaty involving Khotan and Gansu Corridor. Although the two countries wishing to divide the control of the commercial Silk Road, the Qarakhanid Quaghan also clearly wanted to annex the Yellow Yugur territory in his sphere of influence as the leader of all both the Turkish tribes. If a direct military confrontation with one of the Qocho Uighurs or Yellow Yugurs is too risky because of Khitan's ability to intervene with another meaning to achieve their loyalty.
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