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In 1125, the Jin army captured Emperor Tianzuo, marking the fall of the Liao Dynasty. They then treated the Liao imperial clan with extreme cruelty. Throughout the Jin Dynasty's rule, to the north, they launched periodic punitive expeditions against the Mongols every three years—a policy known as
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