Jin dynasty

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Jurchen-led state dynasty historical state imperial dynasty

The Jin dynasty was a Jurchen-led imperial dynasty that ruled northern China from the early 12th to the early 13th century, known for its military strength, conflicts with the Song and Mongol empires, and significant architectural and cultural developments.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Jurchen-led state → dynasty → historical state → imperial dynasty →
capital	Bianjing → Kaifeng → Shangjing → Zhongdu →
continent	Asia →
country	China →
culturalPolicy	Sinicization of Jurchen elites →
currency	copper coins → paper money →
demiseCause	Mongol conquest →
endTime	1234 →
ethnicComposition	Han Chinese → Jurchen →
ethnicGroupInPower	Jurchen people →
followedBy	Mongol Empire →
foundedBy	Wanyan Aguda →
founder	Wanyan Aguda →
governmentForm	hereditary monarchy → monarchy →
introducedScript	Jurchen script →
knownFor	architectural developments → conflicts with the Song dynasty → cultural developments → military strength → wars with the Mongol Empire →
languageUsed	Classical Chinese → Jurchen language →
lastCapital	Caizhou →
legalSystem	Chinese-style legal code →
locatedIn	Manchuria → Northern China →
militarySystem	Chinese infantry units → Jurchen tribal cavalry →
notableConflict	Jin–Song Wars → Mongol–Jin War → conquest of the Liao dynasty →
notableEvent	Jingkang Incident → capture of Kaifeng in 1127 →
opponent	Mongol Empire → Song dynasty → Southern Song dynasty →
partOf	history of China →
precededBy	Liao dynasty →
predecessor	Liao dynasty →
region	North China Plain →
religion	Buddhism → Confucianism → Taoism → shamanism →
replacedBy	Yuan dynasty →
significantRuler	Emperor Aizong of Jin → Emperor Shizong of Jin → Emperor Taizong of Jin → Emperor Taizu of Jin → Emperor Xizong of Jin → Emperor Zhangzong of Jin →
startTime	1115 →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Tungusic languages ("Jurchen Jin dynasty") →	historicalAssociation
Song dynasty ("Jin dynasty (1115–1234)") →	neighbor
Mongol conquests →	opponent
Marco Polo Bridge →	originalBuilder
Ögedei Khan ("Jin dynasty in North China") →	oversawConquestOf
Yuan dynasty →	predecessor
Great Wall of China ("Jin dynasty (1115–1234)") →	rebuiltBy
Mongol conquests →	territoryIncludes
Juyongguan →	usedDuring