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The Components of the Jin-Yuan Kings and the Influence

Jin Bao-li

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Jinyuan kings mainly consisted of the Nvzhen people who were against Liao in the process of constructing their country.The paper illustrated 17 kings including when they took part in the politics,family background and main achievements.Analyzing the individuals,the characteristics of the kings are analyzed with their different contribution to the development of Jin Dynasty.

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Jinyuan kings mainly consisted of the Nvzhen people who were against Liao in the process of constructing their country.The paper illustrated 17 kings including when they took part in the politics,family background and main achievements.Analyzing the individuals,the characteristics of the kings are analyzed with their different contribution to the development of Jin Dynasty.

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Jinyuan kings mainly consisted of the Nvzhen people who were against Liao in the process of constructing their country.The paper illustrated 17 kings including when they took part in the politics,family background and main achievements.Analyzing the individuals,the characteristics of the kings are analyzed with their different contribution to the development of Jin Dynasty.

Key concepts: Politics, History, Genealogy, Ancient history, Sociology, Political science, Law

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