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Results 1-3 of 3 for " Great Chieftain" from "Knows"
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1. The Later Zhao (319-351) and Ran Wei (350-352)
(Qianzhao 前赵), Shi Le called himself Great Chieftain (大单于
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2. The Southern Liang (397-414)
As a leader of the Xianbi (鲜卑) people, Tufa Wugu (秃发乌孤) was able to break with the rulers of Later Liang (后凉) and proclaimed himself Great Chieftain
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Once in the service of Later Qin (后秦), the Xiongnu (匈奴) Helian Bobo (赫连勃勃) rebelled against this kingdom and made himself king and Great Chieftain (大
Category: Sixteen Kingdoms by Five Clans of Barbarians
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3. " High Court"
4. " Liaoning"
5. " Chinese Youth"
6. " Shanghai"
7. " Lunar Exploration"
8. " bank reserve ratio"
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