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Meanings of manchus in English
Members of an indigenous people of Manchuria.
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Usage of manchus in English
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The Project Gutenberg eBook, China and the Manchus, by Herbert Allen Giles
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The alien rulers were first the Mongols, and later the Tungus Manchus.
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In 1638 the Manchus appeared before Peking, but they retired once more.
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He issued a proclamation that the hour of the Manchus had come!
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The Manchus had been preparing for some generations for a descent on China.
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The Young Manchus and their allies had the ground surveyed thoroughly.
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All these things helped to stabilize the regime of the Manchus.
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His task was to drive out the last Ming pretenders for the Manchus.
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At that time the Manchus partly shaved their head and wore braided queues.
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He had ecstatic visions, and preached a crusade against idolatry and the Manchus.
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The south remained, nevertheless, a focus of hostility to the Manchus.
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There, seduced by the Manchus, they suddenly changed the inscription on their flags.
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Of the Manchus as a people, I shall speak later on.
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The Manchus crippled them, spoilt their roads and broke their waterways.
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Wu San-kui made himself emperor, and the Manchus marched against him.
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Wu San-kui's only possible allies against the Manchus were the gentry.