Jusheri

Jusheri was a Jurchen tribe of the Changbai Mountains, living along the Zhuseleng River in what is now Jilin. Its people hunted, fished and farmed under local chiefs; the Ming counted them among the Jianzhou Jurchens.

Jusheri and Neyen raided Nurhaci's eastern frontier with Yehe troops. In 1593 their chief Yuleng'e joined the Yehe-led coalition of nine tribes against Nurhaci. The coalition was routed at Gure, and Nurhaci subdued Jusheri's settlements later that year. The tribe was absorbed into his expanding dominion and eventually into the Eight Banners that formed the Manchu.