Taobao Big Winner March 23: Since when did the emperor prohibit ministers and people from wearing yellow?

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Taobao Winner March 23: When did the emperor prohibit ministers and people from wearing yellow?

Question: When did the emperor prohibit ministers and people from wearing yellow?

Answer:A. Tang Gaozu

Answer analysis:

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2. Tang Gaozu Li Yuan (566-June 25, 635), courtesy name Shude, was born in Chengji, Longxi, and his ancestral home was Yaoshan, Xingzhou. He was the founding emperor of the Tang Dynasty;

3. Li Yuan was born into a noble family in the Northern Zhou Dynasty. He was granted the title of Duke of Tang at the age of seven. During the Kaihuang period, he successively served as the governor of Qiao, Long and Qi prefectures, and after Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty came to the throne.

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