- wrath, but
bring them up in the
training and
admonition of the Lord." "
Bondservants, be
obedient to
those who are your
masters according to the flesh, with...
-
Chinese clan that was
brought into
personal service (as booi aha or
bondservants of Cigu Niru) to the
Manchu royalty in the late 1610s. His ancestors...
-
Serfdom was the
status of many
peasants under feudalism,
specifically relating to manorialism, and
similar systems. It was a
condition of debt bondage...
- (Manchu: booi, Chinese: 包衣; pinyin: baoyi), or "
bondservants", who were
selected from the
bondservants of the
upper three banners. Booi was
sometimes synonymous...
-
decrees that
cancelled all the
rural (but not commercial) debt and
allowed bondservants to
return to
their homes. Customarily,
rulers did it at the beginning...
-
absorptive layers of bureaucracy. The
department was
manned by booi, or "
bondservants", from the
Upper Three Banners. By the 19th century, it
managed the activities...
- tanners, shamans, entertainers, and nobi, the
equivalent of slaves,
bondservants, or serfs. In 1592 and
again in 1597, the ****anese
invaded Korea; the...
- (enslaved Jurchens, Koreans, Han and Mongols),
became part of the booi (
bondservants) and were
attached to
Manchu banners. No
evidence suggests that after...
- Christ's "slaves" ("
bondservants") as in
Romans 1:1.
Verse 1:1 is
translated in the New King
James Version as: Paul and Timothy,
bondservants of
Jesus Christ...
- the
differences between them
became hazy.
These adopted Han
Chinese bondservants who
managed to get
themselves onto
Manchu banner roles were
called kaihu...
