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Vicissitude & historical meanings of Hetula City

Zhan Zhao

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The constructuion of Hetula city was the necessity of Nuerhachi's force development.After the capital was moved to Liaoyang,Hetula city was called Xingjing,but is was not different from common Baqi army stations.It is not denied that Hetula city played important roles to the formation of Manchu nationality and accumulation of foreces to invade Ming Dynasty.

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The constructuion of Hetula city was the necessity of Nuerhachi's force development.After the capital was moved to Liaoyang,Hetula city was called Xingjing,but is was not different from common Baqi army stations.It is not denied that Hetula city played important roles to the formation of Manchu nationality and accumulation of foreces to invade Ming Dynasty.

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The constructuion of Hetula city was the necessity of Nuerhachi's force development.After the capital was moved to Liaoyang,Hetula city was called Xingjing,but is was not different from common Baqi army stations.It is not denied that Hetula city played important roles to the formation of Manchu nationality and accumulation of foreces to invade Ming Dynasty.

Key concepts: Nationality, Capital city, Capital (architecture), History, Ancient history, Political science, Geography, Economic geography

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