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  • Qarluq confederation

    …of social organization known as dual kingship. The western, paramount branch of the Qarluq confederation was centred at Balāsāghūn (now in Kyrgyzstan). The eastern branch was centred at Kashgar (now in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China). Each branch had its own tribal chief and a distinct hierarchy of offices…

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    …of social organization known as dual kingship. The western, paramount branch of the Qarluq confederation was centred at Balāsāghūn (now in Kyrgyzstan). The eastern branch was centred at Kashgar (now in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China). Each branch had its own tribal chief and a distinct hierarchy of offices…

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