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The 190 pages that link to Qing dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• Absolute monarchyBroader topic: Its emperors exercised extensive authority through a large imperial administration.

• Manchu peopleBroader topic: The dynasty was the principal political expression of Manchu power.

• SinicizationBroader topic: Qing rule brought diverse frontier societies into an empire with competing strategies of incorporation.

• Tributary systemBroader topic: Its diplomatic order adapted tributary practices across a changing regional hierarchy.

• Jurchen peopleBroader topic: The Jurchens’ descendants built the dynasty that later conquered and governed China.

• NurhaciBroader topic: The dynasty grew from the institutions and military base Nurhaci established.

• Hong TaijiBroader topic: Hong Taiji adopted the Qing name and laid foundations for the dynasty’s imperial rule.

• Civil service examinationBroader topic: The Qing continued the classical examination system until abolishing it in 1905.

• Later JinBroader topic: It inherited the Later Jin state after Hong Taiji proclaimed the new dynasty in 1636.

• Dynastic cycleBroader topic: Its rise after the Ming and later collapse provide a long example used to discuss dynastic succession.

• Battle of Shanhai PassBroader topic: The victory enabled Qing forces to occupy Beijing and establish dynastic rule.

• SinocentrismBroader topic: Its diplomacy exposed how an established China-centered order met expanding European power.

• Chinese imperial bureaucracyBroader topic: Qing rulers retained much of the established administrative framework while governing a multiethnic empire.

• Aisin GioroBroader topic: Aisin Gioro emperors governed through this dynasty for nearly three centuries.

• National Palace MuseumBroader topic: Qing court objects make up a substantial part of the museum’s holdings.

• EunuchBroader topic: Eunuchs continued to serve within the imperial palace until the monarchy ended.

• ChinaBroader topic: Its collapse ended imperial rule and opened a period of political upheaval.

• Chinese nobilityBroader topic: Qing rulers maintained hereditary banner and imperial-lineage privileges within a centralized empire.

• History of ManchuriaBroader topic: The Qing’s origins in Manchuria and later rule linked the region to a vast empire.

• Pax SinicaBroader topic: Qing expansion and regional dominance are often treated as a later Pax Sinica.