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Kuchlug - Naiman Origins and Westward Flight
... In 1204, Jamuqa, the chief Mongol rival of Temüjin (later Genghis Khan), fled to the Naimans ... Temüjin followed and launched an assault upon the tribe ... The rest of the tribe surrendered to Temüjin and were absorbed into his ranks ...
... In 1204, Jamuqa, the chief Mongol rival of Temüjin (later Genghis Khan), fled to the Naimans ... Temüjin followed and launched an assault upon the tribe ... The rest of the tribe surrendered to Temüjin and were absorbed into his ranks ...
Jin'an District, Lu'an
... Jin'an District (simplified Chinese 金安区 traditional Chinese 金安區 pinyin Jīn'ān Qū) is a district of Anhui Province, People's Republic of China, under the jurisdiction of Lu'an City ... The government of Jin'an district is located on Renmin St ...
... Jin'an District (simplified Chinese 金安区 traditional Chinese 金安區 pinyin Jīn'ān Qū) is a district of Anhui Province, People's Republic of China, under the jurisdiction of Lu'an City ... The government of Jin'an district is located on Renmin St ...
Jin Yi
... Jin Yi (died 218), style name Dewei (德偉), was the son of the minor warlord Jin Xuan, who lived during the late Han Dynasty period of Chinese history ... Jin Yi detested Cao Cao and plotted a rebellion with Geng Ji ...
... Jin Yi (died 218), style name Dewei (德偉), was the son of the minor warlord Jin Xuan, who lived during the late Han Dynasty period of Chinese history ... Jin Yi detested Cao Cao and plotted a rebellion with Geng Ji ...
Jin - Other
... Jin, a deadwood bonsai technique Jin, the Wind Master (YuYu Hakusho episode) Jin Air, a low cost airline originating from South Korea Jin, a free chess software for JVM JIN, Jinja Airport in Uganda ...
... Jin, a deadwood bonsai technique Jin, the Wind Master (YuYu Hakusho episode) Jin Air, a low cost airline originating from South Korea Jin, a free chess software for JVM JIN, Jinja Airport in Uganda ...
Gong Zhi
... He served as an advisor under the warlord Jin Xuan of Wuling Commandery ... He suggested to Jin to surrender when Liu Bei's general Zhang Fei attacked their territory, but Jin ignored him ... Gong killed Jin when the latter returned to his fortress after his defeat and surrendered to Zhang Fei ...
... He served as an advisor under the warlord Jin Xuan of Wuling Commandery ... He suggested to Jin to surrender when Liu Bei's general Zhang Fei attacked their territory, but Jin ignored him ... Gong killed Jin when the latter returned to his fortress after his defeat and surrendered to Zhang Fei ...