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Defining Hakka Identity: From History to Culture and Cuisine
The first migration took place at the end of the Eastern Jin dynasty, circa 400 AD, as a result of invading tribesmen. The collapse of the Jin caused a general exodus from much of the lands north of ...
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Temple of the Poor and the Wild Mulberry (Tanzhesi)
The Temple of the Poor and the Wild Mulberry was first built in the Western Jin and Eastern Jin dynasties (265-420), when it was known as the Temple of Excellent Blessings. In the Tang Dynasty it ...
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Archaeology breakthrough as 150 ancient tombs found in unexpected location
The one from the Jin Dynasty was dated from about 265 to 420 AD. The other is from the Southern Dynasty, which lasted from 420 to 589 AD. The well-preserved Eastern Jin tomb includes a 33-foot ...
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Digging up our knowledge of the past
The gate is composed of two piers on the eastern and western sides of a 6 ... although the rulers of the Jin Dynasty were the Jurchen people, nomads from what is now northeastern China, they ...
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The City Walls and Gates
According to Ming Dynasty survey records, the Jin city walls had a perimeter of ... brought work to a halt at the completion of the eastern and western corner towers. This resulted in a truncated ...