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Lanhai Wei and Hui Li reconstruct the Old
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as the participle suffix would have resulted in the semantic meaning "tribe with skewbald horses" in an early Turkic dialect, allowing it to be further identified with the historical
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was an initially maternal dynastic tribe, and Xubu was a subsequently maternal dynastic tribe. They were the three most prominent tribes ("Houses" in N. Bichurin) in the
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The Luandi was a clan that held some of the highest positions in the
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