Levirate marriage (English Wikipedia)

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  • Interpreter's Bible. Vol. 2. Abingdon Press. 1953. pp. 93 & 103 – via Internet Archive. 16. There is curiously no reference here to the so-called Levirate marriage, at one time practiced in Israel, whereby, if a man died childless, his brother would take his wife in order to raise up descendants for him. (Deut. 25:5-10).{...}21. So-called Levirate marriage is presumably excepted (see Deut. 25:5 ff.).

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  • Veritable Records of Shunzhi: "初,朝鮮國王族女,為和碩端重親王博洛妃。王薨,妃寡居。其父錦林君李愷允入充貢使,於賜宴日泣請其女還國,部臣以聞,下議政王貝勒會議,許之。"

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  • "Levirate Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster".

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  • (in Turkish) the reasons for traditional marriages in Turkey and the effects of custom on marriages; Tuğçe P. Taçoğlu "[1] Archived 2014-08-26 at the Wayback Machine

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