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... Uzbekistan . Ozaki Kōyō , pseudonym of OZAKI TOKU- TARO ( b . Jan. 28 , 1869 , Edo [ now Tokyo ] , Japan - d . Oct. 30 , 1903 , Tokyo ) , novelist , es- sayist , and haiku poet , one of the pioneers of modern Japanese literature . In ...
... Uzbekistan . Ozaki Kōyō , pseudonym of OZAKI TOKU- TARO ( b . Jan. 28 , 1869 , Edo [ now Tokyo ] , Japan - d . Oct. 30 , 1903 , Tokyo ) , novelist , es- sayist , and haiku poet , one of the pioneers of modern Japanese literature . In ...
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... Uzbekistan ) . He then took Samarkand ( 710- 712 ) and Khwārezm , with its capital , Khiva ( all now part of Uzbekistan ) . Qutaybah then led an expedition in 715 farther north into Central Asia , establishing nominal Arab rule over ...
... Uzbekistan ) . He then took Samarkand ( 710- 712 ) and Khwārezm , with its capital , Khiva ( all now part of Uzbekistan ) . Qutaybah then led an expedition in 715 farther north into Central Asia , establishing nominal Arab rule over ...
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