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... Autonomous Region of Kwangsi 182 Fukien 184 Hai - nan 187 Hunan 188 Kiangsi 191 Kwangtung 194 Taiwan 197 Southwest China 197 Kweichow 197 Szechwan 199 Yunnan 203 Western China 206 Tibet Autonomous Region 206 Tsinghai 212 Uighur Autonomous ...
... Autonomous Region of Kwangsi 182 Fukien 184 Hai - nan 187 Hunan 188 Kiangsi 191 Kwangtung 194 Taiwan 197 Southwest China 197 Kweichow 197 Szechwan 199 Yunnan 203 Western China 206 Tibet Autonomous Region 206 Tsinghai 212 Uighur Autonomous ...
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... Autonomous Region of Ningsia The Hui Autonomous Region of Ningsia ( Ning - hsia in Wade - Giles romanization , Ningxia in Pinyin ) , in north central China , is bounded on the east in part by Shensi ; on the east , south , and west by ...
... Autonomous Region of Ningsia The Hui Autonomous Region of Ningsia ( Ning - hsia in Wade - Giles romanization , Ningxia in Pinyin ) , in north central China , is bounded on the east in part by Shensi ; on the east , south , and west by ...
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... region south of the Huang Ho was incorporated into the Ch'in Empire in the 3rd century BC , at which time walls were ... autonomous Hui regions were established on the east and west bank sections of the Ningsia irrigated plain and in the ...
... region south of the Huang Ho was incorporated into the Ch'in Empire in the 3rd century BC , at which time walls were ... autonomous Hui regions were established on the east and west bank sections of the Ningsia irrigated plain and in the ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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