- нани, IPA: [nanai], lit. 'natives, locals,
people of the land/earth') and
Hezhen (хэдзэни, IPA: [χədʑən]; Chinese: 赫哲族; pinyin: Hèzhézú).
There are also...
- Qin
Hezhen (Chinese: 秦和珍; 1913–1996) was a People's
Republic of
China politician. He was born in
Jinxiang County,
Shandong Province.
During the Second...
- The
Nanai language (also
called Gold, Goldi, or
Hezhen) is
spoken by the
Nanai people in Siberia, and to a much
smaller extent in China's Heilongjiang...
- by Oroqen,
Hezhen, Korean, ****anese, and Nganasan,
whereas DevilsGate2
shares greatest drift with
Ulchi followed in
order by Nganasan,
Hezhen, Korean, ****anese...
-
Hezhen ethnic minority into
forced labour camps where entire Hezhen clans died, and only 300
Hezhen survived at the end of
World War II. The
Hezhen po****tion...
-
their po****tion
decline during this period.
Between 1931 and 1945, the
Hezhen po****tion
declined by 80% or 90%, due to
heavy opium use and
deaths from...
-
several ethnic groups,
including the Koreans,
Manchus (or Jurchens), Ulchs,
Hezhen (also
known as the
Goldi and Nanai), Sushen, Xianbei, and Mohe. The Han...
- PMC 4382708. PMID 25833680.
Northeast Asians such as Oroqen, Mongolian,
Hezhen and Daur (nomads who
historically lived alongside Russians and Caucasians)...
- 2010. The
people whose name the
Jesuits recorded as Ke
tcheng ta tse ("
Hezhen Tatars") lived,
according to the Jesuits, on the Amur
below the
mouth of...
- (Southeastern Tungusic) ("Nanai group" / "Amur group")
Nanai (Gold, Goldi,
Hezhen) (Akani, Birar, Samagir)
Upper Amur Right-bank Amur
Sungari Bikin (Ussuri)...
