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Marsai

d. 1732

Qing dynasty politician

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About Marsai

Marsai was a Chinese politician.

Marsai (, , died 1733), born in Magiya clan, was a Qing dynasty official from the Manchu Plain Yellow Banner.

Marsai was a grandson of Tuhai (εœ–ζ΅·). Tuhai had made military exploits in quelling the Revolt of the Three Feudatories and granted the hereditary rank Third class Duke (δΈ‰η­‰ε…¬), the dukedom was later passed to Nomin (諾敏), then to Nomin's eldest son Marsai. Marsai was made commander of the garrisons at Jak (ζ‰Žε…‹) and Baidarik (ζ‹œι”ι‡Œε…‹) to guard the route from Guihuacheng (ζ­ΈεŒ–εŸŽ) to Chakan Sor (ε―Ÿη½•εŸηˆΎ).

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Important facts

Died
1732
Occupation
Nationality
Positions held
Minister of Justice, Junji dachen
Also known as
Maersai

Frequently asked questions

Who was Marsai?

Qing dynasty politician

When did Marsai die?

Marsai died in 1732.

What was Marsai's occupation?

Marsai was a politician.

What nationality was Marsai?

Marsai was Chinese.

Sources & further reading

Β· Wikipedia: Marsai

Β· Wikidata: Q12148651

Β· DBpedia: Marsai

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