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Mohe people
Ancient ethnic group who lived in Northeast Asia
Mohe people
The Mohe, Malgal, Mogher, or Mojie, also known as the Wuji,Woju, or Mulgil were a Tungusic people who inhabited Northeast Asia between the 5th and 10th centuries AD. They lived a sedentary agrarian lifestyle in the region of the Amur, Songhua, and Ussuri rivers in modern day Northeast China and the Russian Far East. They first appeared in historical records during the 5th century AD as the Wuji confederation. The two most prominent Mohe groups were the Heishui Mohe located along the Amur River and the Sumo Mohe located along the Songhua River. They paid tribute to neighboring states such as Northern Wei and the Tang dynasty. Some Mohe tribes were at times in conflict with or subjects of Goguryeo. Historical sources describe the Mohe people's involvement in the founding of Parhae (698–926) along with Goguryeo people, as well as making up a significant portion of the kingdom's population. However, there are multiple different interpretations of these sources and the role of the Mohe people...
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