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Oboi (Manchu: ᠣᠪᠣᡳ, Mölendorff:
Oboi;
simplified Chinese: 鳌拜;
traditional Chinese: 鰲拜; pinyin: Áobài) (c. 1610–1669) was a
prominent Manchu military commander...
- with Suksaha,
Ebilun and
Oboi. Soni was the top of
these four
regents and ably
helped the
young emperor defend against Oboi, who
wanted to
increase his...
- machination,
Oboi, the most
junior of the four,
gradually achieved such
dominance as to be a
potential threat. In 1669,
Kangxi disarmed and
imprisoned Oboi through...
- palace.
Oboi and Kan-nam
decimate the
soldiers from the
opposing sides. Kan-nam
defeats Oboi when Tai-fu's
surprise sacrifice reveals Oboi's weak spot...
- ilan gūsa),
which from then on were
owned and
controlled by the emperor.
Oboi and Suksaha, who
would become regents for the
Kangxi Emperor in 1661, were...
-
Emperor before he came of age. The four were Sonin, Ebilun, Suksaha, and
Oboi. The
Shunzhi Emperor died in 1661 and was
succeeded by his six-year-old son...
- the Qing
dynasty (1644–1912). He
eventually fell out with
another regent,
Oboi, and was
sentenced to death.
Suksaha was from the Nara clan of the Plain...
- was
particularly powerful during the
regencies of
Dorgon (1643–1650) and
Oboi (1661–1669), who used it to
enhance their personal influence.
After serving...
-
Patrick Oboi Amuriat is a
Ugandan engineer,
politician and a
founding member of
Forum for
Democratic Change (FDC)
party and ran on its
platform for the...
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nativist measures reversed many of the
Shunzhi Emperor's own policies. The "
Oboi regency",
named after the most
powerful of the four regents,
lasted until...
