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During the Qing Dynasty the Dragon in various poses were reserved for the royalty and nobility. Civil officials' insignias were birds while militiary officers' were beasts.
Musicians used the Oriole. The handiwork of the embroidery on the squares are very delicate and colourful. Another piece of wardrobe Qing bureaucrats wore was the Manchu official headwear. This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Mandarin square".
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