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Jin Dynasty (Jurchen)

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The Jurchen Jin Dynasty (1115–1234 CE) conquered northern China from the Song, ruling from modern Beijing until destroyed by the Mongols under Ögedei Khan. It was established by the Jurchen people, ancestors of the Manchus, who adopted Chinese administrative structures while maintaining distinct cultural identity. The dynasty oversaw significant cultural and economic developments in northern China.

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When did the Jurchen Jin Dynasty rule?

The Jurchen Jin Dynasty ruled from 1115 to 1234 CE. It was one of the major powers in northern China during the medieval period.

Who founded the Jin Dynasty?

The dynasty was established by the Jurchen people. The Jurchens were ancestors of the later Manchus.

Which Chinese state did the Jin Dynasty conquer?

The Jin conquered northern China from the Song. Their rule was centered in the north, including the area of modern Beijing.

How did the Jin Dynasty end?

The dynasty was destroyed by the Mongols under Ögedei Khan in 1234. Its fall ended Jurchen rule over northern China.

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