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... Hopeh means " North of the ( Yellow ) River . " Hopeh has an area of 72,500 square miles ( 187 , - 700 square kilometres ) . The provincial capital was at Pao- ting until 1958 , when it was transferred first to Tientsin and then , in ...
... Hopeh means " North of the ( Yellow ) River . " Hopeh has an area of 72,500 square miles ( 187 , - 700 square kilometres ) . The provincial capital was at Pao- ting until 1958 , when it was transferred first to Tientsin and then , in ...
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... Hopeh Province is mountainous , the density of population is really much higher than the average of about 750 persons per square mile ( 300 per square kilometre ) suggests . The highest pop- ulation densities in Hopeh are found at the ...
... Hopeh Province is mountainous , the density of population is really much higher than the average of about 750 persons per square mile ( 300 per square kilometre ) suggests . The highest pop- ulation densities in Hopeh are found at the ...
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... Hopeh followed Yüan's death in 1916. The warlord Yen Hsi - shan continued to govern independently in Hopeh until the Japanese invasion of 1937. After Japan's defeat the occupiers surrendered to the Chinese Nationalists in 1945. Chinese ...
... Hopeh followed Yüan's death in 1916. The warlord Yen Hsi - shan continued to govern independently in Hopeh until the Japanese invasion of 1937. After Japan's defeat the occupiers surrendered to the Chinese Nationalists in 1945. Chinese ...
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