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Chwang, Huan
Chwang,
Hsuan Tsiang, Hwen Thsang, Hsüan
Chwang, Hhüen Kwān, Xuan Cang, Xuan Zang,
Shuen Shang, Yuan Chang, Yuan
Chwang, and Yuen
Chwang...
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Yingkou (simplified Chinese: 营口;
traditional Chinese: 營口; pinyin: Yíngkǒu) is a
coastal prefecture-level city of
central southern Liaoning province, People's...
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produced by
Shanghai Animation Film Studio. It is also
referred to as "
Chwang Tapestry". Once upon a time the
Chuang family chopped firewood for a living...
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October 2021.
Retrieved 26
April 2021. Watters, Thomas. (1904–05). On Yuan
Chwang's Travels in India. (629–645 CE).
Royal Asiatic Society.
Second Indian Edition...
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according to the 3rd
century CE
Chinese Buddhist monk and
traveller Yuan
Chwang, Kumāralāta, the
founder of Sautrāntika
school was also an
excellent teacher...
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export and
medicinal purposes only.
Cannabis is
known as Zam-Blaze,"chamba",
chwang, or dobo in Zambia. In
March 2017 Home
Affairs Minister Steven Kampyongo...
- The
county seat of Zhuanglang—once
known as Zhuanglang, Tchouang-lan,
Chwang-lan, or Chwanglang—is now
called S****luo. Its
walled town was an important...
- CE in Rayalaseema—the Telugu-Cholas,
whose kingdom is
mentioned by Yuan
Chwang in the seventh-century CE. Due to
Kalabhra invasion and the
growing power...
- Watters,
Thomas (1905). Davids, T. W. Rhys; Bus****, S. W. (eds.). On Yuan
Chwang's Travels in India. Vol. 2. London:
Royal Asiatic Society. ISBN 9780524026779...
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Bichan (Korean: Yun Yong Sik; English:
Daniel Dae Kim),
Interpreter (Korean:
Chwang Kwang; English:
Albert Kong),
Master Leesagum and
Shopkeeper (Korean: Shin...
