- The
Dangqu (Chinese: 当曲, p
Dāngqū) or Dam Chu (Tibetan: འདམ་ཆུ, w 'Dam Chu, lit. "Marshy River") is a 234 km (145 mi)
river in the
Qinghai province of...
-
confluence with the
Dangqu or Dam Chu River,
where they form the
Tongtian River,
which subsequently becomes the
Yangtze River.
Although the
Dangqu has been found...
- (505 mi)
section from
Yushu up to the
confluence of the
Tuotuo River and the
Dangqu River.[citation needed] In Old Chinese, the
Yangtze was
simply called Jiang/Kiang...
- Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela,
Guyana 3. Yangtze–Jinsha–Tongtian–
Dangqu (Chang Jiang) 6,300 (6,418) 3,917 (3,988) 1,970,000 31,900 East
China Sea...
-
Prefecture of
Qinghai province.
Tanggula is the
source of the Ulan
Moron and
Dangqu Rivers, the
geographic headwaters of the
Yangtze River. It
functions as...
- 000 sq mi), it
contains lakes such as Namtso,
Siling Lake and
rivers such as
Dangqu.
Every August (the
sixth month in the
Tibetan calendar),
Nagqu hosts the...
- Commandery. In anti****tion of a
prolonged war,
Zhang He led his army to
Dangqu Commandery (宕渠郡;
around present-day Qu County, Sichuan) in
order to relocate...
- to
Dangqu County, Ba County. In the
third year of
Yongyuan in the
Eastern Han
dynasty (91 years),
Hanchang County was
located in the
north of
Dangqu County...
-
Province in
western China. It
begins at the
confluence of the Ulan
Moron and
Dangqu rivers,
before flowing southeast and
meeting the
Jinsha River near the border...
- county-level
division of the prefecture-level city of Dazhou.
Formerly known as
Dangqu (宕渠), the
county is best
known for
historic monuments. Namely, a partially...
