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Meanings of kitan in English
Nomadic people originally from Mongolia and Manchuria.
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Usage of kitan in English
1
His rise started from a victory over the Kitan in 744.
2
The Kitan were crippled, and it became an easy matter to attack them.
3
This state must not be regarded as a purely Kitan state.
4
In 947 the Kitan ruler proclaimed himself emperor of the Kitan and the Chinese.
5
This brought many Tungus tribes, including the Jurchen (Juchên), under Kitan dominance.
6
Both processes increased the interest of the Kitan ruling class in the maintenance of peace.
7
Kitan Petkovski is one of those with plans for next year who'll be in Edinburgh.
8
The second emperor of the Sung was actually heavily defeated several times by the Kitan.
9
Now the Juchên wanted to enjoy this wealth as the Kitan had done before them.
10
In 927 the Kitan finally destroyed Po-hai.
11
In 1125 the Kitan empire was destroyed.
12
Then, in Ching-t'ang, and he was set on the Chinese throne as a feudatory of the Kitan.
13
This was not exactly an heroic policy: the north of China remained in the hands of the Kitan.
14
Then the Kitan took a hand.
15
He spent some time establishing relations with the court and then went back to resume operations against the Kitan.
16
They hoped to stave off the Mongols in the same way as they had met the Kitan and the Juchên.
Frequent collocations
Kitan through the time