Conquest Dynasties of China
- Conquest Dynasties of China
Conquest Dynasties in the history of imperial China is a proposed general term referring to the dynasties established by non-Han people that ruled parts or all of China.
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*Later Tang Dynasty (923-936) founded by the Shatuo Turks
*Liao (907/916-1125) founded by the Khitan people
*Jin (1115-1234) founded by the Jurchen
*Xi Xia (1038-1227) founded by the Tanguts
*Yuan (1271-1368) founded by the Mongols
*Qing (1644-1911) founded by the Manchus
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