綠營

简 绿营 · 繁 綠營
Mandarin · pinyin Lǜ yíng

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  1. Green Standard Army, standing infantry during Qing dynasty, originally formed from Ming and other Chinese army units
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綠
lǜ · green; chlorine
營
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绿
lǜ · green; chlorine
营
yíng · encampment, barracks; manage
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4–2 · Lu:4 ying2

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luk6 jing4

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name · Etymology 1

  1. (Taiwan, politics) Pan-Green Coalition

name · Etymology 2

  1. (historical) Green Standards

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綠營 · Lu:4 ying2
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Exact source record綠營 绿营 [Lu:4 ying2] /Green Standard Army, standing infantry during Qing dynasty, originally formed from Ming and other Chinese army units/