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On the Origin of Qiang People in Dangchang

Zhou Song

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By studying the two opinions concerning the origin of Qiang people in Dangchang and analyzing the Qiang people (the Liangs) in Northern Wei Dynasty, the article puts forward a different opinion and traced back the ancestors to Qiang people (the Liangs) to those in golden city; and outlined the development of Qiang people in Dangchang from about 5 A.D., when Qiang's Chief man in Dangchang was crowned.

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By studying the two opinions concerning the origin of Qiang people in Dangchang and analyzing the Qiang people (the Liangs) in Northern Wei Dynasty, the article puts forward a different opinion and traced back the ancestors to Qiang people (the Liangs) to those in golden city; and outlined the development of Qiang people in Dangchang from about 5 A.D., when Qiang's Chief man in Dangchang was crowned.

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By studying the two opinions concerning the origin of Qiang people in Dangchang and analyzing the Qiang people (the Liangs) in Northern Wei Dynasty, the article puts forward a different opinion and traced back the ancestors to Qiang people (the Liangs) to those in golden city; and outlined the development of Qiang people in Dangchang from about 5 A.D., when Qiang's Chief man in Dangchang was crowned.

Key concepts: Sociology, History, Geography

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