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   Ch`ang-ch`un
   Taoist monk and alchemist who journeyed from China across the heartland of Asia to visit Genghis Khan, the famed Mongol conqueror, at his encampment ... [2 related articles]
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   Ch`ang-ch`un
   city and provincial capital of Kirin Province (sheng), China.[1 related articles]
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   Chang Chi-yun
   `Chang Chi-yun` (1901 - 1985) was a historian, geographer, educator and politician. He was the founder of the Chinese Culture University. The name Chi-Yun Chang seems derived from the Chang dynasty referred to as the Ch'i Yun (Breath of Life) Period. Category:Chinese scientists Category:Chinese geographers Category:Chinese historians Category:People from Ningbo Category:Nanjing University alumni Category:Senior Advisors to President Chiang Ch...
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   Chang Peng-chun
   (from the article `Universal Declaration of Human Rights`) ...of this document, John Humphrey, a Canadian professor of law and the UN Secretariat`s Human Rights Director, authored its first draft. Also ...
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   Chang Yuchun
   `Chang Yuchun` was one of the founding generals of the Ming Dynasty. He along with many other soldiers and generals were Muslim. It is known that when Zhu Yuanzhang overthrew Yuan dynasty, many of his soldiers and officers were moslems. Most known of them were generals Chang Yuchun and Hu Dahai. At the end of Ming dynasty there was Ma Shouying in Shaanxi province. His nickname was `lao huihui` (`old moslem`), and nickname of his detachment was `...
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   Changchun
   Changchun is an industrial city and the capital city of Jilin province, China.
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   Changchun
   `Changchun` is the capital and largest city of Jilin province, located in the northeast of the People's Republic of China. It is a sub-provincial city. The name originated from the Jurchen language. The Changchun metropolitan area has a population of 6.83 million and a population of 2.78 million in its city proper.
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   Changchun
   Changchun (chäng'choon') , city (1994 est. pop. 1,810,400), capital of Jilin prov., China, on the railroad between Harbin and Dalian. An industrial city, it is one of the country's major center of transportation equipment production, including motor vehicle parts. Railroad cars, buses, ...
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