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Murong Nuohebo
Murong Nuohebo was the last ruler of Tuyuhun, the Xianbei kingdom around Qinghai Lake, reigning as a vassal of the Tang dynasty and married to a Tang princess. When the Tibetan Empire conquered Tuyuhun in 663 he fled with his followers into Tang territory. The Tang defeat at the Dafei River in 670 ended attempts to restore him, and his people were resettled in China.
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