characters used to transcribe the ethnonym of the Mohe. Tribes According to some records, there were seven/eight Mohe tribes : Notable personalities Prefecture Mohe chieftains Sumo Mohe Tudiji (突地稽 pinyin: Tūdìjī, Manchu: Tulergi (alien people), Hangul: 돌지계), ca. 580-620 Li Jinhang (李謹行 pinyin: Lǐ Jǐnháng, Hangul: 이근행), 619-683, Tudiji's son Dae Joyeong (大祚榮 pinyin: Dá Zuòróng, Hangul: 대조영), ?-719 Baishan Mohe Geolsa Biu (乞四比羽 pinyin: Qǐsì Bǐyǔ, Hangul: 걸사비우) Heisui Mohe A Tou (阿頭 pinyin: Ā Tóu, Manchu: Uju (head, chief), Hangul:아두) Tou Fu (陁弗 pinyin: Toú fú, Hangul: 타불) Su Wugai (蘇勿蓋 pinyin: Sū Wùgài, Manchu: Sotki (crusian), Hangul: 소홀개) Gao Zhimen (高之門 pinyin: Gāo Zīemén, Manchu: Hocihon mangga (handsome and strong), Hangul: 고지문) Wusukemeng (烏素可蒙 pinyin: Wū sù kě méng, Manchu: Osohon mangga (small but strong), Hangul: 오소고몽) Nisuliji (倪屬利稽 pinyin:Ní shǔ lì jī, Manchu: Nisurigi (finger ring for archery), Hangul: 아속리계) Funie Mohe Shiyimeng (失異夢 pinyin: Shī yì mèng, Manchu: Silin mangga (elite and strong), Hangul: 실이몽) Li Duozuo (李多祚 pinyin: Lǐ Duōzuò, Hangul: 이다조) Yuexi Mohe Wushikemeng (烏施可蒙 pinyin: Wū shī kě méng, Manchu: Osohon mangga (small but strong), Hangul: 오시가몽) See also Balhae Jie people (Gal people) Shi Le Guanqiu Jian References Citations Bibliography See also History of China History of Manchuria Balhae Ancient peoples of China History of Manchuria History of Korea Tungusic peoples