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  • By 1824, there have lived immigrant households (tunmin and keji) as many as native households (tuzhu) .114 In 1836, immigrant households in Puer consisted of nearly 60 percent of registered households. 115 Yunnan Tongzhi (Daoguang edition), stated that since the reform and the opening of schools in Kaihua, social customs had been transformed and Han people had recently begun to reside here (hanren yi shao jiju yan) .116

    Between Winds and Clouds: The Making of Yunnan (Second Century BCE to Twentieth Century CE) 2008

  • a 10th-century stick-and-ball sport, gave rise to golf, and jiju, played with horses and mallets in the Tang Dynasty (A.D. 618 to 907), later became polo.

    Two Teams, One Ball, One Goal: 2008

  • "And now I understood why my sister and my cousin liked the movie even more than me and jiju.

    NAACHGAANA 2009

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