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The 28 pages that link to Manchu people, each with the reason it gives.

• ManchuriaRelated: The region’s name and historical identity are tied to this people.

• Eight BannersRelated: Manchu identity and banner membership were closely linked in the system’s early form.

• Northeast ChinaRelated: Their homeland and political rise shaped the region’s historical identity.

• Qianlong EmperorRelated: Qianlong’s Manchu identity shaped court traditions and the dynasty’s strategies of rule.

• SinicizationRelated: Qing rulers adopted Chinese administrative practices while maintaining Manchu institutions and identity.

• Jurchen peopleRelated: The Jurchens’ later political and ethnonymic transformation is closely tied to the Manchu.

• Later JinRelated: The shift from Jurchen to Manchu identity accompanied the state’s transformation.

• Manchu languageRelated: The language developed as the historical language of this people.

• Queue orderRelated: The mandated hairstyle adapted a Manchu custom into a test of submission for Han men.

• Aisin GioroRelated: The clan’s political rise accompanied the formation of a broader Manchu identity.

• Yuan ChonghuanRelated: Manchu power transformed the northeastern frontier into a contest for control of China.

• Lao SheRelated: Lao She was born into a Manchu family in Beijing.

• Jilin CityRelated: Manchu rule shaped the region’s early modern administration and settlement.

• Zhang BinglinRelated: Zhang's anti-Manchu rhetoric made ethnic identity central to his campaign against Qing rule.

• AmurRelated: Manchu history is closely connected to the riverlands that became part of Qing China.

• Five Races Under One UnionRelated: Their inclusion signaled reconciliation with the group that had ruled the former empire.

• QiqiharRelated: Manchu history is central to the city’s place in northeastern China.

• SipingRelated: Manchu heritage is reflected in Yitong Manchu Autonomous County, administered by Siping.