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Junzhou or
either Jun
Prefecture (均州) was a zhou (prefecture) in
imperial China,
seated in
modern Danjiangkou, Hubei, China. It
existed (intermittently)...
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original on 2024-07-13.
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Junzhou; Ling, Zhen; Luo, Lan; Fu,
Xinwen (17 May 2023). "A
Comprehensive and Long-term...
- Chen
Junzhou (Chinese: 陈骏州; born 23
August 2000) is a
Chinese footballer currently playing as a
forward for
Guangdong Mingtu. As of 15
January 2022. Appearances...
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Archived from the
original on May 23, 2020.
Retrieved September 6, 2018.
Junzhou, Qiu; Shilong, Yang (June 7, 2018). "Feature:
Young Chinese American writer...
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Oxford University Press: 158. doi:10.1093/comjnl/25.1.158.
Junzhou Huang. "Design and
Analysis of Algorithms" (PDF).
University of
Texas at...
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Gelbras 2002, pp. 104–106 ""红茶大王"刘峻周与宁波/The "King of Tea" Liu
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Zhejiang Online, 2006-04-07,
retrieved 2009-04-16 Maxwell...
- 811 AD,
Fuzhou was
renamed as Shangzhou. In 975 AD, it was
renamed as
Junzhou. In 1149 AD, Le’an
County was
established in the prefecture,
which administered...
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Republic of China.
Yuzhou City,
referred to as "Jun", was
called Yangzhai,
Junzhou and
Yingchuan in
ancient times, and also
called Xiadu,
Jundu and Medicine...
- was
forced to withdraw, and ran into the
Mongols at Three-peaked Hill in
Junzhou. At this point, the Jin
troops on the
Yellow River were also
diverted southwards...
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reinforcements from the
inner city.
After taking Songping,
Nanzhao laid
siege to
Junzhou (modern Haiphong). A
Nanzhao and
rebel fleet of 4,000 men led by a native...
