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A 15th-century portrait of the Ming minister Liu Daxia. His mandarin square indicates that he was a civil official of the first rank. (English)
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A Qing Dynasty photograph of a government official with mandarin square on the chest (English)
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Korean rank badge, 1850-1900, Victoria & Albert Museum (no. FE.272-1995) (English)
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Annamite badge, Nguyễn dynasty (19th century), civilian 8th rank (English)
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bổ tử (Vietnamese)
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Mandarin square
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Wikipedia(15 entries)
- dewiki Mandarintuch
- enwiki Mandarin square
- frwiki Carré mandarin
- idwiki Bŭzi
- kowiki 흉배
- ltwiki Bufanas
- mnwiki Фүс
- nowiki Mandarinduk
- ruwiki Буфан
- svwiki Mandarinduk
- ukwiki Буфан
- viwiki Bổ tử
- zh_min_nanwiki Pó͘-chí
- zh_yuewiki 補服
- zhwiki 补子
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- commonswiki Category:Mandarin square