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The 17 pages that link to Nurhaci, each with the reason it gives.

• Qing dynastyBroader topic: His conquests and reforms began the dynasty’s rise.

• ManchuriaBroader topic: His unification campaigns began the Manchu state in the region.

• Manchu peopleRelated: His consolidation of Jurchen groups laid the political foundations for Manchu identity.

• Eight BannersRelated: He organized the banner system as part of his political and military consolidation.

• Jurchen peopleBroader topic: His unification campaigns laid the political groundwork for the Manchu-led Qing dynasty.

• DorgonRelated: Dorgon was Nurhaci’s son and inherited a place in the ruling Aisin Gioro family.

• Hong TaijiRelated: Hong Taiji inherited the state and military structures his father had built.

• Li ZichengNarrower topic: The Qing power he helped build became the force that displaced Li after 1644.

• Later JinRelated: He founded the state and led its expansion against Ming China.

• Battle of Shanhai PassRelated: His state-building created the military force later commanded by Dorgon.

• Manchu conquest of ChinaRelated: His state-building laid the foundations for the Manchu invasion of China.

• Manchu languageRelated: His court promoted the written language and renamed the Jurchen people as Manchus.

• ShenyangRelated: He made Mukden a base for the state that became the Qing dynasty.

• Aisin GioroBroader topic: He established Aisin Gioro power and initiated the dynasty later renamed Qing.

• Hong ChengchouNarrower topic: Nurhaci’s state began the political and military expansion Hong eventually joined.

• Yuan ChonghuanRelated: Yuan’s early frontier victories checked Nurhaci’s expansion into Ming territory.

• Transition from Ming to QingRelated: His campaigns and Eight Banners laid foundations for the Qing military advance.