Noro

Noro lay in the basin of the Naoli River, a tributary of the Ussuri flowing through the area of Shuangyashan. Hūrga Jurchen villagers fished and hunted in its marshes; Noro was the river's Manchu name.

Under the Ming, local chiefs held nominal guard titles under the Nurgan commission. Nurhaci's eastern campaigns of 1596–1625 overran the river country, and its people were gradually enrolled in the Manchu banners.