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  • ...51:"These examples are taken from the Persian mystic Rumi's work, not from Chinese, but they express the yang-yin relationship with perfect lucidity." ...world for their inspirational beauty and profound spiritual insights, has written: “Love is the astrolabe of God's mysteries.”
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  • {{Contains Chinese text}} ...], he found his relatives guilty but at first wanted to give them mercy as written in the Great [[Yassa]]. Möngke's officials opposed it and then he began to
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  • ...tion amongst his officials and aggressive taxation caused large numbers of Chinese peasants to flee, which led to a decline in tax revenues. Kublai quickly ca ...of Buddhism. Haiyun named Kublai's son, who was born in 1243, [[Zhenjin]] (Chinese: ''True Gold'').<ref name="Man2007p37">{{harvnb|Man|2007|p=37}}</ref> Haiyu
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  • |common_languages = [[Mongolian language|Mongolian]]<br />[[Chinese language|Chinese]] ...Roman Catholic Christianity]], [[History of the Jews in China|Judaism]], [[Chinese Manichaeism]], [[Islam]]
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  • {{Chinese|s=准噶尔|t=準噶爾|p=Zhǔn'gá'ěr|w=Chun<sup>3</sup>-ka<sup>2</sup>-' The name '''Dzungar people''', also written as '''Zunghar''' (literally ''züüngar'', from the Mongolian for "left han
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  • The '''Dzungar Khanate''', also written as the '''Zunghar Khanate''', was an [[Oirats|Oirat]] khanate on the [[Eura ..., the Dzungar rulers bore the title of [[Khong Tayiji]] (deriving from the Chinese phrase ''Huang Taizi'', which translates into English as "crown prince"), w
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  • ...roper was relatively isolated from the main currents of [[recorded history|written history]]. *The ''Mongol Steppe'' includes both [[Mongolia]] and the Chinese province of [[Inner Mongolia]]. The two are separated by a relatively dry a
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  • ...ell as that of its predecessor proto-Huns, whose presence was confirmed by Chinese sources. The Great Hun Empire, the Western Hun Empire and especially the Eu ...surely influenced the nomadic rulers of China in their endorsement of the Chinese idea of unified rule.''"</ref><ref name="John Tengri">John Man, Attila: the
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  • ! colspan="2"|[[Chinese language|Chinese]] | <small>[[Simplified Chinese]]:</small>|| <big>可汗</big>
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  • ...b|left|A Yuan dynasty [[jade]] belt plaque featuring carved designs of a [[Chinese dragon|dragon]].]] ...ring the reign of Ilkhan [[Öljeitü]] (1304–1316). ''[[Altan Debter]]'' written by a Mongol historian [[Bolad]] Chinsan served as a basis for writing ''Jam
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  • ...history of Japan'', p.21</ref><ref>Conrad Schirokauer ''A brief history of Chinese and Japanese civilizations'', p.211</ref>]] ...dynasty in [[China]] in 1271 and assumed the role of a [[Emperor of China|Chinese emperor]]. The Yuan forces seized [[Northern and southern China|South China
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  • ...le|Chinese]] [[artillery|bombardiers]] and engineers<br />[[Chinese people|Chinese]], [[Turkic people|Turkic]], [[Greater Persia|Persian]] [[infantry]] ...|plainurl=yes |id=BZf_L1V7NLUC |page=173 }} |title=A Short History of the Chinese People
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  • ...ה}}), but its emphatic state is ''Elaha'' ({{lang|arc|אלהא}}). It is written as {{lang|arc|ܐܠܗܐ}} (''ʼĔlāhā'') in [[Biblical Aramaic]] and {{lan ...d two forms of invocations that were [[affix]]ed to the beginning of their written works. They adopted the Muslim ''{{transl|ar|ALA|bismillāh}}'', and also c
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  • |chinese = [[wikt:女真|女真]] |tradchi = [[wikt:女眞|女眞]] ([[Variant Chinese character|variant]])
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  • |common_languages = [[Middle Chinese]], [[Jurchen language|Jurchen]], [[Khitan language|Khitan]] ...= [[Buddhism]],<br />[[Daoism]],<br />[[Confucianism]],<br />[[Chinese folk religion]]
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  • ...empire]]<br />[[Conquest Dynasties|Conquest Dynasty]]<br />[[Dynasties in Chinese history|in northern China]] |common_languages = [[Khitan language|Khitan]], [[Middle Chinese]]
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  • ...within the Mongol Empire or later states). The first part is based on the written accounts of [[The Secret History of the Mongols]], a literary work embedded * [[Chinese emperors family tree (late)#Yuan dynasty and Northern Yuan dynasty|Yuan and
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  • The Jalair might be the Chaladi who were recorded in [[China|Chinese]] sources of 910. The Jalairs revolted against the [[Khitan Empire|Khitan r ...of the 14 clans of [[Khalkha]] tumen and [[Dayan Khan]]'s son Gersenj was written in Mongolian chronicles as the prince of Jalayir (Jalaid).
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  • ...golian language|Mongolian]]: Их засаг, ''Yehe Zasag'') was a secret written code of [[law]] created by [[Genghis Khan]]. The word Yassa translates into ...today's India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Afghanistan). The Yassa, thought to be written in the Uigur Mongolian script and scribed on scrolls, was preserved in secr
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  • ...he himself was a high official, yet it is still seen as the most valuable written source for the dynasty. ...rter works, on medicine and government, translated into [[Chinese language|Chinese]]. Anyone who wished was given access to his works and encouraged to copy t
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