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Taʼrif A late Ming-dynasty (1368–1644) woodblock print depicting a Jurchen tribesman.
Sanasi Unknown date, Ming dynasty
Manba Scanned from Jonathan D. Spence, In Search for Modern China, 1st ed., New York and London: Norton, 1990, illustration between pp. 36 and 37. ISBN 0091744725 (hardcover).
Muallif Unknown authorUnknown author
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