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Chugan or
Chowgan (Persian: چوگان) may
refer to: Chowgan,
Kermanshah Chowgan, Khomeyn,
Markazi Province Chowgan, Komijan,
Markazi Province Chugan, South...
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Chūgan Engetsu (中巌円月,
January 28, 1300 –
February 9, 1375), ****anese poet,
occupies a
prominent place in ****anese
Literature of the Five Mountains, literature...
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Chugan (Persian: چوگان, also
Romanized as
Chūgān; also
known as Gaugān and Gowgān) is a
village in
Arabkhaneh Rural District,
Shusef District, Nehbandan...
- Kamu va
Chugan (Persian: کامو و چوگان) is a city in
Qamsar District of
Kashan County,
Isfahan province, Iran.
After the 2011
National Census, the city...
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probable – Juan
Alfonso de Baena,
troubadour (died c. 1434)
February 9 –
Chūgan Engetsu, ****anese poet (born 1300)
December 21 –
Giovanni Boccaccio, Italian...
- 1,961,260,
Jandaq 4,665, Jowsheqan-e Qali 4,181,
Jowzdan 6,998, Kamu va
Chugan 2,434,
Karkevand 7,058,
Kahriz Sang 10,442,
Kashan 304,487,
Kelishad va...
- Saihokushū. His
student Chūgan Engetsu composed many
kanshi which were
clearly stated to be "influenced by Du Fu" in
their prefaces.
Chūgan's student Gidō Shūshin...
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Italian scholar, poet and one of the
earliest Renaissance humanists 1375:
Chūgan Engetsu (born 1300), ****anese poet,
occupies a
prominent place in ****anese...
- Sōjun,
Zekkai Chūsin (絶海中津),
Sesson Yūbai, Gidō Shūshin, Jaku****su Genkō,
Chūgan Engetsu and
Kokan Shiren. Also
included are
works by
Chinese monks residing...
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Lohana Advani, Ahuja, Ajwani, barai,Bathija, Bhavnani, Bijlani, Chhablani,
Chugan, Dadlani, Daryani, Dudani, Gidwani, Hingorani, Idnani, Issrani, Jagtiani...
