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Chinese Government's official version of the Ming Empire and the Mongolian Khaganate in the early 15th century. The Mongols lost some lands to China after its defeat of the Khagan Toghus Temur in 1388.

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Zhongguo lishi dituji: 8 Bde., Shanghai: Ditu chubanshe, 1987. And: Zhongguo shigao dituji, Bd. 1, Shanghai: Ditu chubanshe, 1979.

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2006

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Louis le Grand

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