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 1 Range |          great moving sea of the Tartar hordes, whose waves recoiled
 2 Range |          of Delhi represents the Tartar's imposition of himself
 3 Range |        upheavals, the inroads of Tartar horsemen, the carnage and
 4 Range |    present day).This was another Tartar tribe who took advantage
 5 Confuc| periodically fresh increments of Tartar nomads, and assimilate them
 6 Taoism|          of Confucian sages, the Tartar superstitions which came
 7 Buddhi|     sometimes to claim for him a Tartar origin, for the Sakyas may
 8 Buddhi|         whether or not there was Tartar blood in his veins, that
 9 Buddhi|          in the midst of a great Tartar population, and was already
10 Nara  |            enriched by the fresh Tartar~blood of the preceding Six
11 Ashika| weakening China against her next Tartar invasion, which resulted
12 Meiji |      back the dread image of the Tartar Armada, calling women to
13 Meiji |         Isé, that drove back the Tartar fleet," full of the self-reliant