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Liaoyang

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Liao·yang  (lyouyäng)
A city of northeast China south-southwest of Shenyang. One of the oldest cities in Manchuria, it was the site of a Russian victory (August-September 1904) in the Russo-Japanese War. Population: 586,000.
Liaoyang [ˈljaʊˈjæŋ]
n
(Placename) a city in NE China, in S Manchuria, in Liaoning province: a regional capital in the early dynasties. Pop.: 570 483 (1999 est.)


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