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... Dorgon , temple name ( Wade - Giles ro- manization ) CH'ENG - TSUNG , canonized name ( Wade - Giles ) HUANG - TI ( b . Nov. 17 , 1612 , Yenden , Manchuria - d . Dec. 31 , 1650 , Kha- rahotu ) , prince of the Manchu people of Manchuria ...
... Dorgon , temple name ( Wade - Giles ro- manization ) CH'ENG - TSUNG , canonized name ( Wade - Giles ) HUANG - TI ( b . Nov. 17 , 1612 , Yenden , Manchuria - d . Dec. 31 , 1650 , Kha- rahotu ) , prince of the Manchu people of Manchuria ...
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... Dorgon suppressed revolts of the Mongo- lian tribes in Central Asia . He took over the highly developed admin- istrative system of his Chinese predecessors , reengaging Chinese experts and recruiting new civil servants through the ...
... Dorgon suppressed revolts of the Mongo- lian tribes in Central Asia . He took over the highly developed admin- istrative system of his Chinese predecessors , reengaging Chinese experts and recruiting new civil servants through the ...
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