里瓦幾亞條約

简 里瓦几亚条约 · 繁 里瓦幾亞條約
Mandarin · pinyin Lǐ wǎ jī yà Tiáo yuē

Meanings

  1. Treaty of Livadia (1879) between Russia and China, relating to territory in Chinese Turkistan, renegotiated in 1881 (Treaty of St. Petersburg)
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里
lǐ · unit of distance; village; lane; Kangxi radical 166
瓦
wǎ · tile; earthenware pottery; girl
幾
jǐ · how many? how much?; a few, some
亞
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條
tiáo · clause, condition; string, stripe
約
yuē · treaty, agreement, covenant
几
jǐ · small table
亚
yà · Asia; second
条
tiáo · clause, condition; string, stripe
约
yuē · treaty, agreement, covenant
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3–3–1–4–2–1 · Li3 wa3 ji1 ya4 Tiao2 yue1

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lei5 ngaa5 gei1 aa3 tiu4 joek3

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Exact source record里瓦幾亞條約 里瓦几亚条约 [Li3 wa3 ji1 ya4 Tiao2 yue1] /Treaty of Livadia (1879) between Russia and China, relating to territory in Chinese Turkistan, renegotiated in 1881 (Treaty of St. Petersburg)/