Mu Zeng (, September 19, 1587 – September 9, 1646), also known as A-chai A-ssu in Nakhi, was the native chieftain of

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between 1597 and 1623. He was born to Mu Qing () and Ashijia () and ascended the throne when he was ten years old. The chieftain was known for his

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and wrote many anthologies.《中国西南古纳西王国》(''The Ancient Nakhi Kingdom of Southwest China'')，

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著，刘宗岳译，云南美术出版社，1999年4月出版， In 1624, he announced his privacy and gave his position to his son, Mu Yi (). Mu Zeng welcomed

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when he came to Lijiang in 1640.

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