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Jurchen language

The Jurchen language (Chinese: 女真語; pinyin: Nǚzhēn yǔ) was the Tungusic language of the Jurchen people of eastern Manchuria, the rulers of the Jin dynasty in northern China of the 12th and 13th centuries. It is ancestral to the Manchu language. In 1635, Hong Taiji renamed the Jurchen ethnicity and language to "Manchu".

Jurchen words in Chinese texts, Ming Dynasty Jurchen dictionaries & Writing

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Era
developed into Manchu and Xibe c. 17th century
Ethnicity
Jurchen
Glottolog
jurc1239
ISO 639-3
juc
Language family
SouthernJurchenicJurchen · JurchenicJurchen · Jurchen
Linguasphere
44-CAA-cc

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Ming Dynasty Jurchen dictionaries

Jurchen words in Chinese texts

Writing Jurchen names in English

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Jurchen language

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Edges43
Triples56
Avg. degree1.95
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Jurchen language

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related to Ming Dynasty Jurchen dictionaries · 21
Jurchen language → Although, Both, Bureau, China, Chinese, Europeans, Huá-Yí, Huìtóng Guǎn, Interpreters, It, Japan, Jean Joseph Marie Amiot, Jurchen, Ming Dynasty, Sino-Barbarian Dictionary, Siyi Guan, Soon, The, This, Translators
related to Jurchen words in Chinese texts · 16
Jurchen language → Alexander Wylie, An, Besides, Chinese, Da Jin, English, Explanation, History, Jin, Jin Dynasty, Jin Guoyu Jie, Jurchen, Manchu, The, These, Yuwen Mouzhao
related to Writing · 9
Jurchen language → Chinese, Dà, Emperor Shizong, It, Jin Victory Memorial Stele, Jurchen, One, Surviving, Wanyan Xiyin
Language family · 3
Jurchen language → Jurchen, JurchenicJurchen, SouthernJurchenicJurchen
Era · 1
Jurchen language → developed into Manchu and Xibe c. 17th century
Ethnicity · 1
Jurchen language → Jurchen
Glottolog · 1
Jurchen language → jurc1239
ISO 639-3 · 1
Jurchen language → juc
Linguasphere · 1
Jurchen language → 44-CAA-cc
Region · 1
Jurchen language → Southwest Manchuria (Northeastern China)

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jurchen chinese language manchu words jin writing dictionaries dynasty china two dictionary characters pinyin english manchuria written using bureau first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Jurchen languageEradeveloped into Manchu and Xibe c. 17th century1.00infobox
Jurchen languageEthnicityJurchen1.00infobox
Jurchen languageGlottologjurc12391.00infobox
Jurchen languageISO 639-3juc1.00infobox
Jurchen languageLanguage familySouthernJurchenicJurchen1.00infobox
Jurchen languageLanguage familyJurchenicJurchen1.00infobox
Jurchen languageLanguage familyJurchen1.00infobox
Jurchen languageLinguasphere44-CAA-cc1.00infobox
Jurchen languageRegionSouthwest Manchuria (Northeastern China)1.00infobox
Jurchen languageWriting systemJurchen script1.00infobox
Jurchen languagerelated to Jurchen words in Chinese textsBesides0.60section
Jurchen languagerelated to Jurchen words in Chinese textsJurchen0.60section

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