郹

Mandarin · pinyin jú

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  1. place name
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  1. (~陽) name of a city belonging to the Chinese feudal state of Cai (蔡 (cài)) during the Spring and Autumn Period, now part of Xincai County (新蔡縣 /新蔡县) in southeastern Henan Province
  2. name of a place belonging to Chinese feudal state of Wei (衛 /卫 (wèi)) during the Spring and Autumn Period, now part of Juye County (鉅野縣 /巨野县) in western Shandong Province
  3. a surname

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