The inability of this institution to effectively respond to rebellions prompted the levying of the likin tax, and this organization operated alongside the (*) Green Standard Army.
After the killing of Dular Bombogor, the Evenks were incorporated into this institution. Within this institution, groups of 300 men were known as niru. Some components of this institution were divided into "Plain" and "Bordered" types, and defectors were incentivized to join this institution by marriages into the Aisin Gioro family. The inability of this institution to effectively respond to rebellions prompted the levying of the likin tax, and this organization operated alongside the (*) Green Standard Army. Cao Xueqin served in the Plain White branch of this institution, which was expanded to include Mongols and Han Chinese by Hong Taiji, the successor of this institution's creator, Nurhaci. For 10 points, name this institution under which Manchu families were grouped for military organization.
After the killing of Dular Bombogor, the Evenks were incorporated into this institution.
Eight Banners [or jakun gusa; or baqi; accept basically anything involving the banner system; accept things like the Manchu army until "Green Standard Army" and prompt thereafter; prompt on "Qing army" or "Chinese army" but do NOT accept "People's Liberation Army" or "Manchukuo Army" or anything pre- or post-Qing]