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From “Clan-Rule” to “Khan-Rule”: Some Considerations about the Relations between Nurhaci and Šurhaci
Pages 149 - 154
DOI https://doi.org/10.13173/centasiaj.58.1-2.0149
A meticulous article which sheds light on the gestation of the very Manchu nation that would in due course lead to the Qing dynasty.
本文分析清前滿族同一領導人努爾哈齊與其弟舒爾哈齊之爭端，利用最早用滿 文寫的歷史材料。
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