Due to the paucity of the Chinese historical materials, few scholars have researched the relations between the Later Jin and Korea.

Fortunately, several months later Uncle Jin was bailed out by his wealthy landlord family, thus avoiding a deadly fate in the November 27, 1949 massacre.

Historians refer to this pre-Qing entity as "Later Jin" to distinguish it from the first Jin Dynasty.

Huangtaiji reformed the relations of production of Houjin Dynasty, which made the feudal mode of production form and extremely developed productive forces.

Since then, the Ming court fell into a passive state in confrontation with the 'Latter Jin' set up by Nuzhen ethnic minority.