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Volume 46 Treatises 16: Official Posts 2

Chapter 46 of 遼史 · History of Liao
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Official Posts Treatise II — Northern Face tribal offices. Tribal divisions and their offices are covered in the "Camp and Guard Treatise". The full scheme of offices appears below.
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Tribal division titles in summary: Great King of such-and-such great-confederation division. Originally styled yilijin. Left Chancellor of a given division
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Right Chancellor, Grand Preceptor, Grand Guardian, and Grand Commandant of a given division
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Minister of Education of a given division. Originally titled tixin. Division Military Commissioner Office, Military Commissioner, and Vice Military Commissioner
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Military Commissioner assessor, Tribal Xiangwen Office, tribal xiangwen, and tribal chief overseer of a division
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Tribal general, tribal junior general, a given shilie, and that shilie's yilijin
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Mapu of a given shilie. Also styled infantry-and-cavalry; originally shilie darigan. Yashu of a shilie and a given mirli. Mirli means "village." Xinjun. Originally mateben.
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Lesser confederation: Minister of Education Office, Minister of Education, and Minister of Works of a tribal division
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Tribal Military Commissioner Office, Tribal Xiangwen Office, and shilie lingwen
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Mapu yashu, mirli, and xinjun
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Five-Division Department. A Knower of Five-Division Affairs; at court, the Northern Great King Office. Six-Division Department. A Knower of Six-Division Affairs; at court, the Southern Great King Office. Yishi Division. At court, the Yishi Princely Establishment Office. It includes the Yishi Establishment Diguri Military Commissioner Office.
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Xi Six Divisions. At court, the Xi Princely Establishment Office. It has two changjun, two chancellors, a Tuli Grand Commandant, Xi Six Divisions Han Army xiangwen, Xi zhuala xiangwen, and a Xianli Talan officer. These four great princely establishments rank as great tribal confederations.
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Pin, Zhute, Wugui, and Tulubu divisions
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Tuju, Nieli, Yaoli, and Bode divisions
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Duogui, Chuli, Aoli, and Nanke divisions
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Beike, Tulubu Shiwei, Nieligu, and Dieli Dieda divisions
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Yishi Aogui, Zhute Aogui, Pindalu Guo, and Wugu Nieli divisions
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Tulu, Sali, Yaozhua, and Nouwanzhua divisions
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Epuhuo, Telite Mian, Shaowa, and Heshu divisions
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Weiyan Tujue, Aoyan Tujue, Nieli Yuewu, and Aoyan Jurchen divisions
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Yidian Jurchen, Wotuwan Wugu, Dielu Dilie, and Great Yellow Shiwei divisions
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Lesser Yellow Shiwei tribal division. The two Yellow Shiwei tilin were retitled Pushe. Shuzhe Daluoguo, Meigusi, and Xiedi divisions
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Niji, North, South, and Hela Tangut divisions
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Hexi, North Dilie, Xite, and Bosibigu divisions
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Dama Bigu and Five States divisions: forty-nine military commissionerates in all, classed as lesser tribal confederations. Northern Face offices for workshops, yards, bureaus, smelteries, herds, and stables
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Founding ancestor Nieli focused on farming and crafts, and Taizu pressed the same priorities, though herding, hunting, and fishing stayed central to Khitan life. Workshops, yards, herds, and stables had the offices listed below. Workshop titles in summary: Commissioner of a given workshop
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Workshop vice commissioner, workshop Xiangwen Office, workshop xiangwen, and workshop chief overseer
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Hawk Workshop, Iron Workshop, and Five Workshops. Details unknown. Eight Workshops. They include an Armory Workshop; other posts are not detailed.
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These are workshop offices. Hunting Park offices: Chief Grand Preceptor and Chief Superintendent.
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Hunting Park Commissioner and Vice Commissioner—the above are yard offices. Bureau titles in summary:
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Bureau commissioner and vice commissioner; Guest Reception Bureau; Implements Bureau
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Imperial Medical Bureau and Medical and Veterinary Bureau. Four bureaus each had a Chief Linya. These are bureau offices. Five Smelteries. Details unknown.
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Smeltery offices headed by Grand Preceptor. Herd administration titles in summary: Herd Commissioner Office of a given circuit
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Grand Guardian, Palace Attendant, and changshi of a given herd
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Overall Herd Commissioner Office, Overall Herd Registry Commissioner, Herd Chief Linya, and a given Herd Office
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Herd Commissioner, Herd Vice Commissioner, Western Circuit Herd Commissioner Office, and Daodaoling Western Circuit Herd Commissioner Office
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Hun River North, Desert South, Desert North Huashui horse herd offices, and Cattle Herd Office
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These are herd-administration offices. Imperial Stables commissioner and vice commissioner.
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Flying Dragon Office, Flying Dragon Commissioner, Flying Dragon Vice Commissioner, and Overall Inner-and-Outer Stables Horse Office
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Stable offices including Overall Inner-and-Outer Stables Horse. Bird-and-beast supervision titles in summary: Supervisor of a given bird-or-beast xiangwen
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Bird-or-beast chief overseer, bird supervisor, beast supervisor, and Deer Xiangwen Office
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Pheasant supervisor—the above are bird-and-beast keeping offices. Offices of the Northern Face military establishment.
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Palace accounts, tribes, capitals, prefectures, and subject states each fielded its own army, with inherited systems and clear ranks. They dominated for over two centuries largely through this structure. What can be recovered appears below. Office of the All-under-Heaven Military Grand Marshal. The Crown Prince and imperial princes headed military government.
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All-under-Heaven Military Vice Grand Marshal and Grand Marshal Office. Senior ministers directed military and horse policy. Grand Marshal
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Vice Grand Marshal and Marshal-in-Chief Office. Senior generals managed military and horse affairs. Marshal-in-Chief and Vice Marshal-in-Chief
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Associate Director of the Marshal-in-Chief Office and Discretionary Authority Office. Also styled discretionary action. Discretionary Authority Great Xiangwen Office.
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Great xiangwen, chief overseer, general, and junior general
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Military schoolmaster, company commander, and Eastern Capital Office. It shared control of military and horse affairs. Grand Preceptor of the Eastern Capital Office.
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Western Capital Office. It shared control of military and horse affairs. Western Capital Office Grand Preceptor and Great General Office. Each commanded the armies assigned to it. Great General
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Senior General, General, Junior General, and Protectorate Army Office
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Protectorate Army Minister of Education, Guard Army Office, Guard Army Minister of Education, and Circuit Military Overall Superintendency Office
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Circuit military overall superintendent and vice superintendent; Left and Right Pishi Xiangwen Offices
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Northern Pishi Army Xiangwen Office.
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Southern Pishi Army Xiangwen Office. Taizong drafted three hundred thousand of the realm's best armored troops into the Pishi Army. Initially Taizu used the field camp as palace and picked over a thousand bold men from the tribes for a Belly-and-Heart Division; Yelü Laogu became Right Pishi xiangwen for his service. The Pishi Army therefore dated to Taizu—the Belly-and-Heart Division. Taizong merely expanded them to three hundred thousand.
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Office of the Yellow Pishi Army xiangwen. Yellow Pishi was a subject-state name.
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Office of the Shan Army xiangwen. Empress Dowager Yingtian created it with an army of two hundred thousand. It drew Khitan and Han elite troops, splendid as coral. Hence the name. Office of the Sheli Army xiangwen. It led collateral clansmen under arms, including the Horizontal Account and Three Fathers' Houses. Northern princely establishment sheli army xiangwen office. Five-Division imperial clansmen fell under it.
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Southern princely establishment sheli army xiangwen office. Six-Division imperial clansmen fell under it. Chief xiangwen office of the forbidden army. It ran palace guard armies; each tribe had a Sheli Office. It directed military training for sons of each tribe. Langjun army xiangwen office. It handled military affairs of account-registered langjun.
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Zhuala Army Xiangwen Office—runners were called zhuala. Banner-and-drum zhuala xiangwen office. It managed banners and drums. Thousand-Zhuala and Fierce-Zhuala Xiangwen Offices
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Moli Army and Artillerymen Army Xiangwen Offices. It managed catapults. Crossbowmen army xiangwen office. It managed heavy crossbows. Iron Forest army xiangwen office.
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Great Hawk Army and Hawk Army Xiangwen Offices. Gu army xiangwen office. Great and Lesser Gu Armies were the two Shiwei army titles. Phoenix army xiangwen office.
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Dragon, Flying Dragon, Tiger, and Bear Army Xiangwen Offices
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Left and Right Iron Yaozi, Dragon Guard, and Weisheng Army Xiangwen Offices
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Tianyun, Teman, Dilie, and Dilie Pishi Army Xiangwen Offices
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Huali Xi, Niege Xi, Bohai, and Nugu Lie Xiangwen Offices
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Xi King Nanke army xiangwen office. Each account also had a ke chief; other posts matched the Xiangwen Office pattern. Xi King Beike Army Xiangwen Office, Imperial Maternal Uncle Account Ke Army, and Three-Ke Army
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Pinbi Ke Army and Nine-Ke Army. Army of the twelve-line jiu. Each jiu also had a Minister of Education; other posts matched the Xiangwen Office. Each palace maintained its own jiu army
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Yaolian jiu army, tribal-division jiu armies, and two herd-administration jiu armies.
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Chief xiangwen office of the Resentment Army eight camps. In Tianzuo Tianqing year 6 he ordered Prince of Qin and Jin Chun to recruit eastern Liaodong famine refugees—more than twenty thousand men—styled the Resentment Army. When Chun seized the throne it was renamed the Ever-Victorious Army. Forward Ying Camp. All eight camps were named for the prefectures that supplied recruits
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Rear Ying, Forward Jin, Rear Jin, and Qian camps
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Xian, Qian-Xian Great, and Yanzhou camps—Northern Face frontier defense offices
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Liao bordered Goryeo in the east; faced Liang, Tang, Jin, Han, Zhou, and Song as rivals in the south; and met Zubu and Shubugu in the north, with dozens of great powers nearby; while in the west it held Western Xia, Tangut, Tuhun, Uyghur, and others—strong states by the hundreds. Caught in a four-sided war zone, it crouched like a tiger and none dared provoke it, for its control was deliberate. The frontier offices reveal Taizu and Taizong's strategic vision.
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All Armies Chief Military Adjutant Office, chief adjutant, and Xi Princely Establishment Office. See under tribal division offices. See under account offices. See account offices.
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Great Imperial Maternal Uncle Office, Great Changjun Office, and Five-Division Office. See under tribal division offices. Six-Division Office
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Tawen Office. Details unknown. The above Superior Capital Circuit offices controlled the Xi tribes. Deployment titles in summary: Military and Horse Overall Deployment of a given post
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Vice overall deployment, chief overseer, and assessor—commandery titles in summary:
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Army commander-in-chief, vice commander-in-chief, and chief overseer—overall military commissioner titles, including commissioner, vice commissioner, and chief overseer.
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Eastern Capital Military and Horse Overall Deployment Office; Khitan, Xi, Han, and Bohai Four Armies Commander-in-Chief Office; Khitan-Xi and Xi army commander offices
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Han and Bohai army commander offices; Eastern Capital Overall Military Commissioner Office; Eastern Capital Xiangwen Office
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Baozhou Overall Military Commissioner Office and Tanghe Xiangwen Office. Also styled Southern Jurchen Tanghe Office. Shaowa Office. Details unknown. Golden Guard Camp. It belonged to the Southern Face.
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Tongzhou North and Lianzhou South military commander offices—the above Liaoyang Circuit offices guarded against Goryeo. Huanglong prefecture military and horse overall deployment. Also written Chief Overseer Superintendency Office
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Huanglong Prefecture Tieli Army xiangwen office
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Xianzhou military and horse xiangwen office. It includes a Knower of Xianzhou Circuit Military Affairs, an associate knower, and a Xianzhou jiu general. Northeast circuit overall military commissioner. It had a judicial officer, created in Daozong Da'an year 6. The above Changchun Circuit offices controlled northeastern peoples.
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Nanjing marshal-in-chief office. Originally Nanjing Military and Horse Overall Superintendent Office; renamed in Xingzong Chongxi year 4. It had a Marshal-in-Chief and a Grand Marshal.
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Nanjing military and horse overall superintendent. It belonged to the Southern Face. It had a military overall superintendent, an officer overseeing southern frontier affairs, an officer overseeing southern military affairs, and an officer overseeing southern garrison troops. It had a military overall superintendent and an officer directing southern frontier affairs. It belonged to the Southern Face. Palace guard crane-control commander-in-chief office. It belonged to the Southern Face.
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Yanjing Forbidden Army xiangwen office
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Nanjing overall military commissioner office. Also styled Yanjing Overall Military Commissioner Office. Shengzong Tonghe year 12 restored the Nanjing Overall Military Chief Overseer. Niulan Overall Leader Office; overall leader; vice overall leader
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Juma River garrison chief office. In Shengzong KaiTai year 7 posts ran along the Juma River Song frontier for over seven hundred li east to west. A garrison chief was appointed to patrol the line. Garrison Chief Military Stockade Overall Leader Office.
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Shimen Overall Leader Office, Southern and Northern Pishi Army Xiangwen Offices, and Fierce-Zhuala Xiangwen Office
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Office Managing Pingzhou Armor and Horses and its manager—the above Nanjing offices answered to the Marshal-in-Chief Office to guard against Song. Southwest Circuit Pacification Commissioner Office.
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Southwest Pacification Commissioner and Southwest Overall Recruit-and-Attack Office. Set up in Taizu Shence year 1. Also styled Southwest Circuit Recruit-and-Attack Office. Southwest Recruit-and-Attack Commissioner and Southwest Frontier Great Xiangwen Office
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Southwest Circuit Xiangwen Office, Southwest Five-Ya Recruit-and-Attack Office, Five-Ya Recruit-and-Attack Great General, and Southwest Circuit Inspection Office. It also had southwest frontier patrol officers.
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Southwest Circuit inspection general, Southwest Frontier Inspection Office, inspector, and associate inspector
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Southwest Zhuala Xiangwen Office and Mountain North Circuit Overall Deployment Office. It also had an officer knowing northern mountain-border affairs. Jinsu Army Overall Deployment Office and Southern Princely Establishment Office. Listed under Northern Face court offices.
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Northern Princely Establishment, Yishi Princely Establishment, and Mountain Gold Office. Also written as Mountain Yin office. It was placed north of Jin Mountain. The above Western Capital offices controlled Western Xia.
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Northwest circuit recruit-and-attack commissioner office. It had a Knower of Western Circuit Recruit-and-Attack Affairs and a military supervisor. Northwest Circuit Custody Xiangwen Office and Northwest Circuit Overall Superintendency Office. It had an officer overall directing Northwest Circuit military affairs. Overall Northwest Circuit Twelve-Ban Army Commissioner Office.
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Khitan, Tuhun, Shulü, and Forbidden Army Xiangwen Offices
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Xi Princely Establishment Sheli, Great and Lesser Shiwei, and Northern Princely Establishment army xiangwen offices
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Teman, Herd, and Palace-Division army xiangwen offices and Northwest Circuit Golden Guard Army. It belonged to the Southern Face.
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Northwest military overall deployment, Zubu overall deployment, overall military commissioner, and garrison chief offices
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Northwest Forbidden Army Overall Superintendent Office and Northwest Frontier Pacification Office. It also governed northwestern tribal military and civilian affairs. It had an officer pacifying the northwest frontier. Northwest Circuit Inspection Office and Blackwater River Custody Office. It was placed at Zhongjing Qian Prefecture.
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The above Northwest Circuit offices controlled frontier peoples. Northeast circuit military and horse xiangwen office. Also styled Northeast Frontier Xiangwen Office. Northeast circuit military supervisor horse office. It had a Northeast Circuit Military Supervisor Horse Commissioner and an officer managing northeast military and horse affairs. Northeast Circuit Jurchen xiangwen office
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North Jurchen military and horse office. It was placed at Eastern Capital Liaozhou. The above are Northeast Circuit offices Eastern circuit military and horse overall superintendent. It had an Eastern Circuit military overall superintendent and an associate knower of eastern military and horse affairs. Eastern Circuit Overall military commissioner office
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Yaoli and other Ten Armies Chief Xiangwen Office and Yaoli Army xiangwen offices. Details unknown. Nine-Waters Various Yi Pacification Commissioner—listed above are Eastern Circuit offices.
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Southwest frontier regulation office. It had an officer regulating southwestern army affairs. Southwest Frontier Overall military commissioner office—the above are southwestern frontier offices. Shanxi Military and Horse Overall military commissioner office
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Western Circuit Recruit-and-Attack Commissioner Office, Western Frontier Great Xiangwen Office, and Four-Fan Overall Army Office. Established in Shengzong Tonghe year 4 and conferred on Li Jichong. Xiazhou inner-district tribal commissioner. Established in Shengzong Tonghe year 4 and conferred on Li Jiqian.
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Daodaoling military and overall military commissioner offices and Taxi and Tamu City military commissioner offices
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The above are Western Circuit offices Northern Face campaign army offices.
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On campaign, Privy Council, overall command, and deployment offices linked in tiers; vanguard and wings were formidable; the center stressed distant scouting; battlefield authority rested on battle supervisors. Posts were permanent and ranks orderly—Liao's formula for victory on campaign.
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Campaign privy council office. It had left and right linya and staff planners. Campaign overall command office. It had a military supervisor, campaign division chief overseers, and a battle supervisor. Campaign Overall Commander and Campaign Vice Overall Commander
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Campaign Chief Overseer and Campaign Overall Custody Office. It had overall custody and associate custody officers. Campaign Overall Deployment Office and Vanguard Commissioner Office
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Vanguard, Left Wing, Right Wing, and Center Army Overall Command Offices
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Imperial Camp Overall Command Office and Distant Reconnaissance Army. It had junior officers and zhuala. Scout Cavalry. It had scouts, lookouts, and zhuala. Eastern Expedition Campaign Privy Council Office.
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Eastern expedition overall command office. Also styled Eastern Campaign Overall Command Office or Eastern Circuit Campaign Overall Command Office. Eastern Expedition Overall Military Commissioner Office, Eastern Expedition Vanguard Commissioner Office, and Western Expedition Overall Military Commissioner Office
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Southern expedition overall command office. Also styled Southern Campaign Overall Command Office. Southern Expedition Overall Military Commissioner Office, Southern Campaign Headquarters Overall Superintendent Office, and Southern Campaign Headquarters Overall Deployment Office
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Henan, North, Northeast Frontier, and Northwest Frontier campaign overall command offices
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Southwest Frontier Campaign Overall Command Office—Northern Face subject-state offices.
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Under Liao law, subject-state and subject-division posts—major ones mirrored princely enfeoffment, minor ones division commissioners. Chieftains were set apart from Khitan ranks yet ruled by combined favor and force—the art of winning distant peoples. Recoverable posts are listed below. Subject-state titles in summary:
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Great King, yuyue, left chancellor, and right chancellor of a given state
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Tixin of a given state. Also styled Minister of Education. Grand Preceptor and Minister of Works of a given state. Originally titled tilin
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State-and-division Military Commissioner Office, military commissioner, vice commissioner, and state Xiangwen Office
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State xiangwen, chief overseer, general, and junior general
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Great-division titles match subject-state titles; tribal-division titles match tribal divisions.
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Jurchen state Shunhua princely establishment. In Jingzong Baoning year 9 the Jurchen state sought chancellor and yilijin posts; twenty-one men were appointed in sequence. In Shengzong Tonghe year 8 the Jurchen Ahai was made Prince of Shunhua, also written A Gai. In Tianzuo Tianqing year 2 Shunguo Jurchen A Hechan held the title Great King.
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North and South Jurchen State Great King Offices
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Hesu Lodge circuit Jurchen state great king office. Also styled Hesuchun Division Jurchen King, Hesu Jurchen King, or Suguan Overall Great King. In Shengzong Taiping year 6 Hesu Lodge divisions were allowed banners and drums.
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Changbai Mountain Jurchen state great king office. In Shengzong Tonghe year 30 thirty Changbai Mountain Jurchen divisions sought ranks. Yalu River Jurchen, Coastal Jurchen, and Zubu State Great King Offices
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Zubu Zhala Division and Zubu Various Divisions Military Commissioner Offices. Set up in Shengzong Tonghe year 29. Zubu Separate Division Military Commissioner Office and West Zubu State Great King Office
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North, Northwest, Qisu River, and Chengqu Li Zubu State Great King Offices
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Shubugu state great king office. Also styled Shubugu. There is also Zhibugu Asalan Uyghur great king office. Also styled Asilan Princely Establishment Office. Uyghur state chanyu office. In Xingzong Chongxi year 22 an edict required Uyghur division vice commissioners to be Khitan.
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Shazhou Uyghur Dunhuang, Ganzhou Uyghur, Gaochang, and Tangut State Great King Offices
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Western Xia Xiping, Goryeo, Silla, and Japan State Princely Establishment Offices
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Tuyuhun, Tuhun, Xiajiasi, and Shiwei State Princely Establishment Offices
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Black-Cart Shiwei, Tieli, Mohe, and Shatuo State Princely Establishment Offices
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Huimo, Tujue, Western Tujue, and Wolanggai State Princely Establishment Offices
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Diliede state princely establishment. Also styled Dilie or Dieliede. Yujue and Yueli Du State Princely Establishment Offices. Also styled Wolaidu. Ali State Princely Establishment Office.
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Piaoli, Zhuhui, Wusun, and Khotan State Princely Establishment Offices
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Lion, Dashi, Western Fan, and Great Fan State Princely Establishment Offices
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Lesser Fan, Tubo, Asali, and Bola State Princely Establishment Offices
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Tide, Xianmen, Tiebude, and Biguo Deguo State Princely Establishment Offices
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Xiala Guozhi, Zhenlie, Huoli, and Pali State Princely Establishment Offices
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Zaowen, Abo Pande, Abo Ya, and Renmei State Princely Establishment Offices
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Yaoli and Tudugu State Princely Establishment Offices. Also styled Tulugu. Susai and Yidu Gun State Princely Establishment Offices
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Podulu, Basihei, Dalijian, and Dalugu State Princely Establishment Offices
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Sanhe state princely establishment. Heliege state princely establishment. Shulüzi and Shubao State Princely Establishment Offices
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Puni and Wuli State Princely Establishment Offices—the above subject states. Pulumao Duo Division great king office
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Huiba, Banmu, and Huanglong Prefecture Jurchen Division Great King Offices. In Daozong Dakang year 8 offices and seals were granted. Wutuwang Division great king office
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Wugui Yujue, Poli Eight Divisions, and Yujue Li Tribal Division Great King Offices. In Taizong Huitong year 3 banners and drums were granted. Listed above are great divisions.
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Raw Jurchen, Zhibugu, Fox Mountain, and Basi Mu divisions
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Chazhala, Nianbage, Yedugua, and Yemizhi divisions
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Tashubugu, Bohai, Northwest Bohai, and Dalide divisions. Also styled Dalidi.
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Wugu, Wei Wugu, Sanhe Wugu, and Wei Wugu Wugul Li divisions
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Dilie, Dili Bi, Nieli, and Wuwei divisions. The above three divisions answered to the Lady Podili Northeast Circuit Custody Office.
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Chude and Diju divisions. Also styled Diju Division. Nieli Aogui and Eight-Shilie Dilie divisions
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Dielige and Wure divisions. Also styled Wure Division. Tangut and Weiyan Tangut divisions
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Shannan Tangut, North and South Great Nongwu, and Nine-Shilie divisions
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Woniangai, Bigude, Tuiyude, and Niegu divisions
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Yaosinian tribal division.
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Huali Division. In Shengzong Tonghe year 1 the Huali Division asked that xiangwen thereafter be chosen only from its own people; the request was denied. Four-Division Tribal, Four-Fan, and Three-States divisions
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Sukunashan East, Humusi Mountain, Lubugu, and Zhaogu divisions
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Bai Kejiu, Yulugu, Seven-Fire Shiwei, and Yellow Pishi Shiwei divisions
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Yaowen, Chaowen, two Nugu, and Miesinai divisions
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Madali Biegu, Meiliji, Wolu, and Yulidinai divisions
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Shuailei, Five-Department Fan, Punu Li, and Zhangu Huli Ba divisions.
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The above subject divisions.
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