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Hooge
Hooge was a Manchu prince of the Qing dynasty, the eldest son of Hong Taiji, and held the title Prince Su. He commanded Qing armies in the conquest of China and in 1646 led the campaign into Sichuan, where Zhang Xianzhong, ruler of the Great Xi regime, was killed in early 1647. On his return he fell foul of the regent Dorgon, was imprisoned and died in prison in 1648.
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