Ejin River: Revision history

14 May 2026

• curprev 01:5501:55, 14 May 2026‎ Soranin Sọ̀rọ̀ contribs‎ m 822 bytes +5‎ Text replacement - "\[\[zh:(.+)\]\]" to "<!--[zh:$1]-->" cin gbere le

30 June 2025

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• curprev 16:4516:45, 30 June 2025‎ imported>Lacrossedeamon‎ m 1,972 bytes 0‎ Lacrossedeamon moved page Amur to Ejin River: Per city of Iryai stated to be to the north cin gbere le
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29 June 2025

• curprev 19:4519:45, 29 June 2025‎ imported>Darman36‎ 1,109 bytes +15‎ Needs source, as WP has {Cite} markers cin gbere le
• curprev 19:4419:44, 29 June 2025‎ imported>Darman36‎ m 1,094 bytes 0‎ Darman36 moved page Ejina to Amur over a redirect without leaving a redirect: Not impossible for someone to be born there in early conquest years. Pls give source, as WP has {Cite} markers cin gbere le
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• curprev 19:1719:17, 29 June 2025‎ imported>诸葛彻‎ m 763 bytes 0‎ 诸葛彻 moved page Amur to Ejina: The Black River refers to Inner Mongolia's Ejina 亦集乃 that means Black river in Mongolia and Tangut language, rather than the Amur in Manchuria. The novel also clearly mentions that the hometown of a Tangut general is here. cin gbere le
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• curprev 18:0218:02, 29 June 2025‎ imported>Darman36‎ m 844 bytes 0‎ Darman36 moved page Ejina to Amur over a redirect without leaving a redirect: Revert. WP Amur says it extends into northern China and still means Black River cin gbere le
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• curprev 17:2017:20, 29 June 2025‎ imported>诸葛彻‎ m 796 bytes 0‎ 诸葛彻 moved page Amur to Ejina: The Black River refers to Inner Mongolia's Ejina 亦集乃 that means Black river in Mongolia and Tangut language, rather than the Amur in Manchuria. The novel also clearly mentions that the hometown of a Tangut general is here. cin gbere le

25 June 2025

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4 June 2025

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2 June 2025

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• curprev 20:0720:07, 2 June 2025‎ imported>Batfan13‎ 751 bytes +751‎ Created page with "{{Era|Locations}}{{WP-REAL}} The '''Amur''', also known as the '''Black River''', is a river that flows in Northeast Asia. In 1259, Asutai, son of Möngke Khan, marched with his Kheshig and commander Bayan with his late father's body to lay him down at the Khans' burial site at Burkhan Khaldun. While traversing beside the river, he convinced and recruited Bayan into both the Kheshig and the Mongolian Rite of the Templar Order|Mongolian Rite..."