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... Inner Mongolia . ( C.-M.H./V.C.F . ) Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Inner Mongolia ( Nei - meng - ku in Wade - Giles romaniza- tion , Neimenggu in Pinyin ) , is one of the five autonomous regions ( tzu - chih - ch'u ) of China . It is ...
... Inner Mongolia . ( C.-M.H./V.C.F . ) Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Inner Mongolia ( Nei - meng - ku in Wade - Giles romaniza- tion , Neimenggu in Pinyin ) , is one of the five autonomous regions ( tzu - chih - ch'u ) of China . It is ...
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... Mongolia to the north . A writing system of the Mongol language , using the Cyrillic alphabet , was intro- duced in ... Inner Mongolia , with al- most one - third of China's grassland , has been traditionally renowned for its livestock ...
... Mongolia to the north . A writing system of the Mongol language , using the Cyrillic alphabet , was intro- duced in ... Inner Mongolia , with al- most one - third of China's grassland , has been traditionally renowned for its livestock ...
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... Inner Mongolia to their agricultural territory . This part of Mongolia was inherited by the rulers of the Ch'in dynasty when they unified the Chan - kuo ( Warring States ) into an empire in the 3rd century BC . Emperors of the ...
... Inner Mongolia to their agricultural territory . This part of Mongolia was inherited by the rulers of the Ch'in dynasty when they unified the Chan - kuo ( Warring States ) into an empire in the 3rd century BC . Emperors of the ...
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