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A Description and Research into the Policy of “Privileged Entourage” in the Rein of Mongolians and the Yuan Dynasty

Qiang Li

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The adoption of Zhizi (privileged retinue) is a tradition of Mongolians. In the rein of Genghis khan and his successors, this policy was developed into a typical system. This policy makes a far-reaching impact on the political and military affairs during the ruling periods of the Mongolians and the Yuan Dynasty.

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The adoption of Zhizi (privileged retinue) is a tradition of Mongolians. In the rein of Genghis khan and his successors, this policy was developed into a typical system. This policy makes a far-reaching impact on the political and military affairs during the ruling periods of the Mongolians and the Yuan Dynasty.

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The adoption of Zhizi (privileged retinue) is a tradition of Mongolians. In the rein of Genghis khan and his successors, this policy was developed into a typical system. This policy makes a far-reaching impact on the political and military affairs during the ruling periods of the Mongolians and the Yuan Dynasty.

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

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