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The 16 pages that link to Dorgon, each with the reason it gives.

• Manchu peopleRelated: His leadership secured the Manchu court’s entry into China proper.

• Eight BannersRelated: His leadership brought banner forces into the conquest of the Ming capital.

• Hong TaijiRelated: Hong Taiji’s half-brother became central to the succession and conquest after his death.

• Li ZichengRelated: He directed the Qing campaign that replaced Li's brief hold on the capital.

• Later JinRelated: He directed the Qing transition from a northeastern state to a ruling dynasty in China.

• Wu SanguiRelated: He commanded the Qing force that joined Wu against Li Zicheng’s army.

• Battle of Shanhai PassRelated: He led the Qing army that joined Wu Sangui at Shanhai Pass.

• Manchu conquest of ChinaRelated: His leadership converted the opportunity of 1644 into a new dynasty’s rule from Beijing.

• Queue orderRelated: He issued the 1645 order extending the queue requirement across China.

• Shunzhi EmperorRelated: He secured Shunzhi’s throne and exercised power during the emperor’s early reign.

• Aisin GioroRelated: His regency helped secure Aisin Gioro rule in China after the Ming collapse.

• Hong ChengchouRelated: Dorgon oversaw Qing policy and military command during Hong’s transition into Qing service.

• Shanhai PassRelated: He led Qing forces through the pass after Wu Sangui opened it.

• Shun dynastyRelated: He directed the Qing campaign that displaced Li Zicheng from Beijing.

• Transition from Ming to QingRelated: He directed the early consolidation of Qing rule after the capital's capture.

• Zhang XianzhongRelated: His Qing government advanced into the territories contested by Zhang and other rebels.