Did Islamic Caliphates ever successfully invade and hold territory in the area that is modern day China?

by nevs1

Why was China not conquered and incorporated into the islamic world like India?

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Battle on the Talas River - the battle that took place in July 751, on the Talas River (near the modern city of Taraz in Kazakhstan) in the city Atlaha between troops Abbasid Caliphate, and Turgesh Kaganate on the one hand, and the army of Tang China for control of Central Asia.

The battle marked the end of the promotion to the west boundaries of the Tang Empire. At the same time the Chinese military commanders managed cause significant damage to Arab forces that halted their advance to the east, in the Seven Rivers, on land Turgesh Kaganate. Broke out a few years after the battle of the revolt undermined the power of An Lushan Tang China and forced the emperor to withdraw their frontier garrisons east. The Arabs, too, could not hold in the Talas valley and retreated to Shash.

Among the consequences of the battle called the following:

Was the Arabs put an end the movement to the east.

Islam began to spread among the Turkic peoples.

Karluk establish an independent state.

The Uighurs have restored their own state in East Turkestan.

Tang empire began to decline and the Chinese currency in the West has been stopped nearly 1,000 years.