- The
djong, jong, or jung is a type of
sailing ship
originating from Java that was
widely used by Javanese,
Sundanese sailors. The word was and is spelled...
- next two
decades the
membership often alternated, most
notably including Djong Yun,
Renate Knaup,
Conny Veit,
Daniel Fichelscher,
Klaus Wiese, and Robert...
- such as piano, oboe, and tambura.
Prominently featured are
Korean vocalist Djong Yun and
electric guitarist Conny Veit. In 2004 SPV re-released the album...
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rocket arrow launcher Siege tower Caravel Carrack Cog Fire ship
Galley Junk
Djong (ship)
Longship Lou
chuan (tower ship) Fu
chuan Turtle ship
Camels in warfare...
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Djong Victorin Yu (Korean: 유종; born June 2, 1957 in Seoul) is a
South Korean conductor and composer. Yu has made
numerous CDs in
London with the Philharmonia...
- (disambiguation)
Junga (disambiguation)
Young (disambiguation) Yung (disambiguation)
Djong (ship) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the title...
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Portuguese junco from
Malay jong. The word
originally referred to the
Javanese djong, very
large trading ships that the
Portuguese first encountered in Southeast...
- lieben)",
originally released in 1972 on a solo
single by
Korean vocalist Djong Yun.
Perfect Sound Forever described it as "another soaring, beautiful,...
- seem to be more
reserved about the
significance of its
historical role.
Djong Hwacha Military history of
Korea Mong Dong Na Dae-yong
Singijeon Hawley...
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travel or
return from
foreign countries for ****anese nationals.
Nanban trade Djong (ship) Junk (ship) "Histoire du ****on", p. 72,
Michel Vie, ISBN 2-13-052893-7...
