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清入关前对八旗基层组织的控制——以乌苏氏季思哈、吉普喀达为例
A Study of the Qing Government’s Control of the Eight Banners’ Primary-level Organization before 1644: Illustrated by the Case of the Usu Clan’s Gisha and Gibkada
Before the Qing entered the pass in 1644, Nurhaci and Hong Taiji controlled the bannermen by conferring official positions, hereditary offices and exclusive administrative authority in the Eight Banners. The brothers Gisha and Gibkada were among the earlier Manchuria bannermen who joined the Qing. Their stories of winning many battles were recorded in the “Mukūn Tatan” and “Huang Zi” of “Old Manchu Documents”, an important archive before the Qing entered the pass. Nurhaci and Hong Taiji controlled the Eight Banners’ primary-level organization by adjusting Gisha and Gibkada’s niru under their management, granting them hereditary positions, conferring and taking Gibkada’s exclusive administration authority, in order to strengthen the kingship under decentralized authority.
Bai Xinliang. “Lun huangtaiji jiwei chu de yici gaiqi” (One change of belonging to the Banner at the beginning of Hong Taiji inherited the authority). Nankai shixue (Nankai Historical Studies) 2 (1981).
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