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Shaanxi.

Province of the Ming dynasty administering present-day Shaanxi, Gansu, and Ningxia, as well as areas of present-day Qinghai, replaced by a nearly identical province of the Qing Empire

Seen in 25 reportsLast reported Friday

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22

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Around Shaanxi this week

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Connections

The 19 strongest of 22, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.
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  • Inner Mongolia Shared context

    Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia share the geographical feature Maowusu and participate in regional desertification control efforts.

    Well supportedFri 11:39
  • Hanzhong Shared context

    Hanzhong is geographically located within the administrative boundaries of Shaanxi Province.

    Some supportSep 21
  • Peter Wilson Shared context

    Peter Wilson visited Shaanxi province for historical insight.

    Some supportJun 19
  • Red Army Shared context

    The Red Army was present in northern Shaanxi during 1935.

    Some supportFri 06:59
  • Uzbekistan Operational

    Shaanxi plans to expand into major regional markets, indicating future market engagement with Uzbekistan.

    Some supportAug 31
  • Hưng Yên Mentioned together

    Shaanxi and Hưng Yên held a seminar focused on investment connectivity.

    Some supportTue 16:42
  • Milan Shared context

    Goods originating in Shaanxi are found in Milan, indicating a trade connection.

    Some supportAug 12
  • Ankang Operational

    The high-speed railway connecting Shaanxi and Ankang facilitates tourism and economic interaction between the region and the city.

    Some supportOct 12
  • Xidian University Shared context

    Xidian University is located within the Shaanxi province.

    Some supportJun 20
  • Qin Shared context

    The entities share a historical and geographical context related to ancient Chinese states and regions.

    Some supportAug 8
  • Beijing Shared context

    Both entities are geographical locations within the same country, but the evidence provides no coupling information.

    Some supportAug 7

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