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An Investigation of the Origin of the Hunye and Xiutu Clans

Wu Mu

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The paper investigates the origin and the evolution of the two Hun clans, Hunye and Xiutu, concluding that they were initially non-Huns but were integrated into the Hun tribe after their military defeat.

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The paper investigates the origin and the evolution of the two Hun clans, Hunye and Xiutu, concluding that they were initially non-Huns but were integrated into the Hun tribe after their military defeat.

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The paper investigates the origin and the evolution of the two Hun clans, Hunye and Xiutu, concluding that they were initially non-Huns but were integrated into the Hun tribe after their military defeat.

Key concepts: Clan, Tribe, Ancient history, Genealogy, History, Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology

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