Look up: Chang-O

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   Chang Dsu Yao
   Image:M chang dsu yao.jpg `Zhang Zuyao ` (Hanyu Pinyin), or `Chang Tsu-Yao ` (Wade-Giles) was a teacher of martial art . Second name å¼ æˆÂ?勳, Zhang Chengxun (Hanyu Pinyin), Chang Ch'eng Hsün (Wade-Giles). He taughtMeihuaquan, Taijiquan and other martial arts.
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   Chang Gedo
   `Chang Gedo` (born 1941), a contemporary of martial art masters Ji Han Jae, Myung Kwang-Sik and Han Bong-Soo, was an early Hapkido practitioner and master of the art, who brought his style of this Korean fighting system to the west in 1973.
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   Chang Kuo
   [n] - one of the 8 immortals of Taoism
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   Chang Kuo
   Chang Kuo-lao noun one of the 8 immortals of Taoism
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   Chang Kuo-lao
   in Chinese mythology, one of the Pa Hsien, the Eight Immortals of Taoism. In art he is depicted carrying a phoenix feather and the peach of ...
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   Chang of Goryeo
   `Chang of Goryeo` (1381 – 1389, r. 1388-1389) was the 33rd and youngest ruler of the Goryeo dynasty of Korea. He was the son of his predecessor, King U. U was forced from power after Yi Seonggye mutinied in 1388, and Chang was put on the throne in his stead. But as Yi took full control of the military, Chang was driven to Ganghwado and replaced on the throne by Gongyang of Goryeo, on the grounds that Gongyang was of true royal blood. Chan...
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   Chang Po-go
   (from the article `Korea, history of`) ...power grew with the weakening of central control. Provincial military fortresses were established to suppress Chinese pirates. The most active was ...
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   Chang Song-Ho
   `Chang Song-Ho` (born October 18 1977) is a South Korean baseball player who competed in the 2000 Summer Olympics. He was an outfielder on the South Korean baseball team which won the bronze medal.
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   Chang Soo Ko
   `Ko Chang Soo` (born 1934-13-05) is a Korean poet and diplomat. Chang obtained a Doctor of Letters degree from Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul, Korea, his dissertation being on Buddhist thought in T. S. Eliot's `Four Quartets.` He served his country as a career diplomat, being South Korean consul general in Seattle, Washington in the United States and ambassador to Ethiopia and Pakistan. His poetry is written in Korean, but he has translated ...
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    Chang Tsao
    (from the article `arts, East Asian`) More adventurous in technique was the somewhat eccentric late-8th-century painter Chang Tsao, who produced dramatic tonal and textural contrasts, as ...
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    Chang Ya-juo
    `Chang Yajuo` (1913–1942) was the secretary of Chiang Ching-kuo and bore two sons for him, Winston Chang and John Chiang in 1941. The twins took their mother's surname as they were born out of wedlock. Chang died under mysterious circumstances in 1942 and the twins were raised by Chang's brother. Category:1913 births Category:1942 deaths Category:Family of Chiang Kai-shek
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    Changchun Fuao
    The `Changchun Fuao` were an Asia League Ice Hockey team based in Changchun City in Jilin for the 2006-07 season. The club was merged with Hosa Ice Hockey Team for the 2007-08 season to become the China Sharks.
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    changgo
    hourglass-shaped (waisted) drum used in much of Korea`s traditional music. It is about 66 cm (26 inches) long and has two heads stretched over hoops; ... [2 related articles]
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    Chango
    `Chango` might refer to one of: * Changos, a tribe of native South Americans, who inhabited the coast of Peru and Chile * Chango family, world/gypsie/reggae touring band from Quebec/Spain/France * Chango Spasiuk, Argentine musician * Shango, or Changó, thunder god in Yoruba mythology * The Csángó Hungarian minority in Romania. * Changgo or Janggu, Korean musical instrument * King Changó, Latin ska band * `Chango`, song by Devo off of `Hardcore De...
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    Changuito
    `Changuito` (José Luis Quintana) (January 18 1948) is a Cuban percussionist. When he was eight years old, he became a professional musician with the band 'Havana Jazz', directed Tomas Gonzalez. He played with his father who was also a musician, and later with the young band 'la Pandilla de los Cabezas de Perros'. At the age of eleven, he met the group 'Cuba Mambo', directed by Rolando Garcia. This band played in Guanabacoa, close to Havana, where...
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