Where did this Doujin manga of Dynasty Musou come from?

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" Ci of the Imperial Tang Dynasty " was not a song or literary work but a fictional dynasty and character. The name came from the setting in the novel "Investiture of the Gods", which described a dynasty similar to the Tang Dynasty and an emperor named "King of the Imperial Tang". However, the "Imperial Tang Ci" in this story was not a real poem. There was no definite record or evidence of the origin of "Ci of the Imperial Tang Dynasty" to show that it had once appeared in real poetry. However, according to the convention of novels and literary works, some fictional names and characters mentioned in novels and literary works may appear in subsequent works. Therefore, we are unable to determine whether the "Imperial Tang Ci" has ever appeared in any real works of poetry.

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The Yiqu people in the Qin Dynasty were now Qingyang people in Gansu Province.

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