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- Guiyi_Circuit abstract "The Guiyi Circuit, or Guiyi Army (歸義軍 Guīyìjūn, 848-1036 AD) was a regional government from the Tang Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty. The Zhang family controlled the Guiyi Circuit until the early 10th century, which was followed by the dominance of the Cao family until the 11th century. The seat of the Guiyi Circuit was situated in Shazhou (沙州) (modern Dunhuang).".
- Q3916378 abstract "The Guiyi Circuit, or Guiyi Army (歸義軍 Guīyìjūn, 848-1036 AD) was a regional government from the Tang Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty. The Zhang family controlled the Guiyi Circuit until the early 10th century, which was followed by the dominance of the Cao family until the 11th century. The seat of the Guiyi Circuit was situated in Shazhou (沙州) (modern Dunhuang).".
- Guiyi_Circuit comment "The Guiyi Circuit, or Guiyi Army (歸義軍 Guīyìjūn, 848-1036 AD) was a regional government from the Tang Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty. The Zhang family controlled the Guiyi Circuit until the early 10th century, which was followed by the dominance of the Cao family until the 11th century. The seat of the Guiyi Circuit was situated in Shazhou (沙州) (modern Dunhuang).".
- Q3916378 comment "The Guiyi Circuit, or Guiyi Army (歸義軍 Guīyìjūn, 848-1036 AD) was a regional government from the Tang Dynasty to the Northern Song Dynasty. The Zhang family controlled the Guiyi Circuit until the early 10th century, which was followed by the dominance of the Cao family until the 11th century. The seat of the Guiyi Circuit was situated in Shazhou (沙州) (modern Dunhuang).".