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Bellingham: Western Washington University, 2010. — xvi + 430 p. — (Studies on East Asia. 30). — ISBN: 978-0-914584--31-5.FiguresSinor, D. The Acquisition, The Legitimation, The Confirmation And The Limitations Of Political Power In Medieval Inner Asia
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