81. Chinese Dynasties purity in the originality of the ancient classical texts of the great conquerors in the history of the Despite their initial success, the mongols had lost their http://www.crystalinks.com/chinadynasties.html

Chinese Dynasties The Chinese were ruled by various dynasties. A dynasty is a time period that is ruled by a specific family. When a new dynasty was to come into power it would overthrow the existing dynasty. Chinese civilization, as described in mythology, begins with Pangu - sometimes spelled Bangu - the creator of the universe, and a succession of legendary sage-emperors and culture heroes (among them are Huang Di , Yao, and Shun) who taught the ancient Chinese to communicate and to find sustenance, clothing, and shelter. XIA DYNASTY: 2000 - 1500 BC The first prehistoric dynasty is said to be Xia, from about the twenty-first to the sixteenth century B.C. Until scientific excavations were made at early bronze-age sites at Anyang , Henan Province, in 1928, it was difficult to separate myth from reality in regard to the Xia. But since then, and especially in the 1960s and 1970s, archaeologists have uncovered urban sites, bronze implements, and tombs that point to the existence of Xia civilization in the same locations cited in ancient Chinese historical texts. At minimum, the Xia period marked an evolutionary stage between the late neolithic cultures and the typical Chinese urban civilization of the Shang dynasty. SHANG DYNASTY: 1700 - 1027 BC Thousands of archaeological finds in the Huang He, Henan Valley - the apparent cradle of Chinese civilizationprovide evidence about the Shang dynasty, which endured roughly from 1700 to 1027 B.C. The Shang dynasty (also called the Yin dynasty in its later stages) is believed to have been founded by a rebel leader who overthrew the last Xia ruler. Its civilization was based on agriculture, augmented by hunting and animal husbandry. Two important events of the period were the development of a writing system, as revealed in archaic Chinese inscriptions found on tortoise shells and flat cattle bones (commonly called oracle bones), and the use of bronze metallurgy. A number of ceremonial bronze vessels with inscriptions date from the Shang period; the workmanship on the bronzes attests to a high level of civilization.

82. Kalka River 1223: Genghiz Khans Mongols Invade Russia (Campaign Series, 98.) The battle of Kalka 1223, in which the Mongol generals Subotai and Nicolle (and Shpakovsky) has brilliantly achieved with bringing ancient history into life http://www.historyofmilitary.com/Kalka_River_1223_Genghiz_Khans_Mongols_Invade_R

Kalka River 1223: Genghiz Khans Mongols Invade Russia (Campaign Series, 98.) Kalka River 1223: Genghiz Khans Mongols Invade Russia (Campaign Series, 98.) by Authors: David Nicolle , V. Shpakovsky , V. Korolkov , Viacheslav Olegovich Shpakovskii , V. Shapakovsky Released: February, 2002 ISBN: 1841762334 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > Kalka River 1223: Genghiz Khans Mongols Invade Russia (Campaign Series, 98.) > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Kalka River 1223: Genghiz Khans Mongols Invade Russia (Campaign Series, 98.) > Customer Review #1: Good Overview of Mongol Invasion Kalka River 1223: Genghiz Khans Mongols Invade Russia is an excellent overview of the first Mongol invasion of medieval Russia. It is quite different from most other Osprey books, since the majority is dedicated to the describing the armies and their weaponary. As a result the book gives one a more indepth look at aspects other than the battle. While the 40 pages or so dedicated to the armies does not do either justice, it is a very good beginning. Where the book falls off is in the description of the battle. One would surmise that the lack of a full description is caused by the lack of information. However, this is a minor matter.

83. WS#7 ancient Africa history. history for kids The Persianshttp//www.historyforkids.org/learn/westasia/history/persians.htm. VIKINGS. mongols. Realm of the mongols. http://www.clearviewregional.edu/docs/ms/teams/dream/josullivan/Ancient.htm

The Ancient Civilizations Web Sites INCAS Ancientperu.com Provides information on the Incas. Conquistadors Discusses the arrival of the Spanish Conquistadors in the New World and their historic legacy. Ice Treasures of the Inca Follows a National Geographic expedition of the path of the ancient Inca. Ancient Inca Contains background information on the Inca culture. The Lost Empire Provides information on the Inca Empire. AZTECS Conquistadors Discusses the arrival of the Spanish Conquistadors in the New World and their historic legacy. Select your culture from the chart. Tlahuica Cultures of Morelos Provides information on a group of Aztec peoples from central Mexico. Social Organization of the Aztecs Contains background information on the Aztecs. MAYANS Ancientmexico.com Looks at the pre-Columbian civilization of Mexico. Also explores the Aztec and Mayan civilizations. Met Timeline of Mesoamerican Art Pictures of artifacts provided by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Mesoweb Explores the Mesoamerican cultures. Mystery of the Maya Provides background information on the Mayan society. This site is maintained by the Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation.

84. Mongols - Gananda Library forces led to the fall of the mongols? ancient China The Mongolian Empire Online available http demographic information including a concise history of the http://www.gananda.k12.ny.us/library/mshslibrary/mongolwq.htm

Gananda Library Books Area Libraries Search Home Quick References Teacher Links News Online Citing the Internet The Mongols WebQuest by Ms. Tracie Douglas, Social Studies Teacher Mr. Tad Manske, Social Studies Teacher Mrs. Jacquie Henry, Librarian, Gananda High School Mrs. Allison Lee, Librarian Assistant, Walworth-Seely Public Library Introduction Task Process Resources ... Conclusion INTRODUCTION You have all seen either ads for or the film Mulan. Who is this horde she is fighting? Where do they come from? What do they want? They are the Mongols. You may have heard about Genghis Khan, the Forbidden City, the Taj Mahal or Xanadu. These are all related to the Mongols. Your job will be to learn about their culture and their effect on other cultures. They were the most powerful army of their time and no country could defeat them. The Mongols controlled the largest land empire in human history. Introduction Task Process Resources ... Conclusion THE TASK Answer the following Essential Questions: What areas did they conquer? What was the impact of the Mongols in the areas they conquered?

85. Ancient History Of Kuk Sool Won exercise could prove dangerous in those ancient times, as the most skilful swordsmen in Korean history, but also fierce and intense were the mongols that King http://www.kswnaustin.com/hist3.htm

Ancient History of Kuk Sool Won General Kim Yu Shin - Korea's Greatest General Excerpts From: KUK SOOL WON: A Brief History BY Phillip Holmes, Kwang Ja Nim Edited by Suh, In Hyuk, Kuk Sa Nim With assistance from John Cockaday TKD and Korean Martial Arts, February- March 2002 The will to survive is inherent in all living creatures. From time immemorial, humans have had to fight to survive, and when we look honestly at the world today, circumstances have not changed to any great degree. One has only to pick up a newspaper or listen to a news bulletin on the radio or television to become aware of yet another atrocity of one sort or another. Although as individuals, generally speaking, we have no great control over the events that occur on a global scale, we can, to a certain degree, influence the destinies of our own lives. Therefore, to some it is a matter of great importance whether we allow ourselves, or our fellow human beings, to be robbed, attacked, mutilated, or even killed, without trying to do something to prevent this violation of our peaceful existence. It was probably this view which compelled the ancient masters of the Korean martial arts to devise sophisticated systems of self-protection. Moreover these systems were effused with a philosophical, ethical and spiritual framework that helped ensure they would not be used for retaliation, coercion or aggression. Great care was taken that these physical, mental and spiritual techniques were developed, controlled and transmitted from one generation to the next with almost military precision. This ensured that only those who were worthy might learn the secrets of the masters.

86. Foreign Bride Travel Guide. Russian History Over the next three years the mongols (or Tatars) destroyed all of the 1591, he murdered Fyodor s younger brother Dmitri in the ancient town of RUSSIAN history. http://www.foreignbrideguide.com/russian_history_2.html

Moscow St.Petersburg Volgograd Novosibirsk ... Chornobyl THE MONGOLS AND THE EMERGENCE OF MOSCOW Kievan Rus' struggled on into the 13th century, but was decisively destroyed by the arrival of a new invaderthe Mongols. In 1237 Batu Khan, a grandson of Jenghiz Khan, launched an invasion into Kievan Rus' from his capital on the lower Volga (at present-day Kazan). Over the next three years the Mongols (or Tatars) destroyed all of the major cities of Kievan Rus' with the exceptions of Novgorod and Pskov. The regional princes were not deposed, but they were forced to send regular tribute to the Tatar state, which became known as the Empire of the Golden Horde. Invasions of Russia were attempted during this period from the west as well, first by the Swedes (1240) and then by the Livonian Brothers of the Sword (1242), a regional branch of the fearsome Teutonic Knights. In the best news of the era for Russia, both were decisively defeated by the great warrior Alexander Nevsky, a prince of Novgorod who earned his surname from his victory over the Swedes on the Neva River. Ivan the Terrible succeeded his father Vasily III as Grand Duke of Moscow in 1533 at the age of three. His mother served as regent until she too died, when Ivan was eight. For the next eight years, the young Grand Duke endured a series of regents chosen from among the boyars (the nobility). Finally in 1547, he adopted the title of tsar and set about crushing the power of the boyars, reorganizing the military, and preparing to smite the Tatars. In 1552 he conquered and sacked Kazan, and in 1556 Astrakhan, having thus destroyed the lingering power of the Golden Horde. Ivan's Tatar campaigns opened vast new areas for Russian expansion, and it was during his reign that the conquest and colonization of Siberia began.

87. WebComics - Kids/School_Time/Social_Studies/History/By_Time_Period/Ancient_Histo Amsterdam history Projects Offers homework help for ancient Civilizations - An overview of several civilizations include the Maya, Vikings, and mongols. http://www.webcomics.com/top/Kids/School_Time/Social_Studies/History/By_Time_Per

Portal Kids School Time Social Studies ... Amsterdam History Projects - Offers homework help for studies on Early Humans, Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, China, Vikings, Celts, Maoris, Incas and Mayas. Ancient Civilizations - An overview of several civilizations, include the Maya, Vikings, and Mongols. Ancient Civilizations and Lost Cities - Provides illustrated articles about the Sumerians of Mesopotamia, the historical Eliki, the Coliseum of ancient Rome, and Pompeii. Ancient Civilizations Museum on the Web - Presented by the William Penn Charter School Sixth Grade, this multimedia presentation explores the ancient civilizations of China, Canaan, India, Mesopotamia, Maya and early Africa. Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome - A simple introduction to the wars and leaders of these great nations. Ancient Inventions from Smith College Museum - A list of ancient inventions and who invented them. Celtic Projects and Internet Resources - Sixth-grade students' projects and reviewed links about the ancient Celts. Daily Life in Ancient Civilizations - Learn about daily life in ancient China, Egypt, Greece, Rome and India. Includes seections on Taoism, tall tales from ancient Egypt, the Olympics, the mysterious Indus Valley, and ancient inventions.

88. ¿ª»çÇÐ °ü·Ã À¥»çÀÌÆ® American Documents Project New Zealand ancient and Modern Persian history Persia.Net Persian history - Cyrus the Jesus Realm of The mongols Reference Book http://home.pusan.ac.kr/~hisedu/history.htm

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89. Ancient History 42817 Chan, HokLam. China and the mongols history and Legend under the Yuan and Ming. 22999 Chrimes, KMT ancient Sparta A Re-examination of the Evidence. http://www.blakesbooks.com/dbqs.cgi?keyword=ancient classics&keyword_lgconn=or&h

90. Mongolia Today - Online Magazine | Mongolianhaircut Huunu artisan medallion with yak image engraving. For many decades the study of ancient history of mongols was subject to ideological directives and politics. http://www.mongoliatoday.com/issue/8/hunnu.html

online magazine, issue no.8 Who were Hunnu? Huunu artisan medallion with yak image engraving For many decades the study of ancient history of Mongols was subject to ideological directives and politics. And therefore, with the removal of political and ideological restraints after political reforms of 1990, archeology now experiences a boom. One of the hottest areas is the history of Hunnu, a nomadic tribe that ruled the vast stretches of Central Asian steppes and forced China to go into extreme effort of building the Great China wall in attempt to protect against devastating raids. The name of Atilla, the Hunnu king who led his men all the way to the walls of Rome and destroyed it to the horror of the Europe an nations probably rings a bell. Hunnus become known around I-III centuries B.C., around the time armies of Greek Alexander the Great launched their offense against Persia and India. Felt made carpet found in a Hunnu king graveyard in 1924 The Hunnu kingdom stretched from Baikal Lake in the north to Great Chinese Wall in south, from Yellow Sea to the oases of Central Asia.

91. Ancient Civilizations An overview of several civilizations, include the Maya, Vikings, and mongols. http://www.freewebs.com/ancientcivilizatios/ancientciviilizations1.htm

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92. Ming Dynasty: Ancient History Of China Details the Ming dynasty, another most important dynasty in the ancient history of China when the great wall experience large scale expansion. http://www.warriortours.com/intro/history/ming/

Booking About Us Contact Us Link Partners ... History Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644) Mongol rule in China was brought to an end after civil war among Mongol princes and an increasing conversion to the sedentary Chinese way of life that robbed the Mongol military machine of much of its effectiveness. Repeated natural disasters were followed by a massive peasant rebellion that the alien rulers could not quell. The Mandate of Heaven now shifted to Zhu Yuanzhang, a peasant leader who became eminent during the rebellions. After eliminating his rivals, Zhu Yuanzhang established the Ming Dynasty in 1368, with his capital city first in Nanjing and later in Beijing. Zhu Yuanzhang was historically known as Emperor Taizu. The Ming Dynasty was the last native Chinese dynasty to rule the empire. Spanning almost three centuries between the fall of the Mongol Yuan Dynasty (1271 - 1368) and the rise of the Manchu Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1911), the Ming reunited what is now called China proper after almost 400 years of foreign incursion and occupation. The Ming reached their zenith of power during the first quarter of the fifteenth century. The territory they controlled was smaller than that of the Yuan. However, at the height of their power, they controlled the Mongols in the north, captured the Western Region in the west, conquered the Jurchen (also Nuzhen) in the northeast, governed the Tibet in the southwest and established the Jiaozhi Prefecture in the south. During the Ming period, Zheng He's long voyages to Southeast Asia and the Indian Ocean made the Ming much more influential abroad than the Tang and no less influential than the later Qing.

93. History & Culture Of Russia / Ancient Russia ancient Russia. The early history of Russia, like those of many countries, is one of migrating peoples and ancient kingdoms. In fact http://www.geographia.com/russia/rushis02.htm

Ancient Russia T By 989, Oleg's great-grandson Vladimir I was ruler of a kingdom that extended to as far south as the Black Sea, the Caucasus Mountains, and the lower reaches of the Volga River. Having decided to establish a state religion, Vladimir carefully considered a number of available faiths and decided upon Greek Orthodoxy, thus allying himself with Constantinople and the West. It is said that Vladimir decided against Islam partly because of his belief that his people could not live under a religion that prohibits hard liquor. Vladimir was succeeded by Yaroslav the Wise, whose reign marked the apogee of Kievan Rus'. Yaroslav codified laws, made shrewd alliances with other states, encouraged the arts, and all the other sorts of things that wise kings do. Unfortunately, he decided in the end to act like Lear, dividing his kingdom among his children and bidding them to cooperate and flourish. Of course, they did nothing of the sort. Within a few decades of Yaroslav's death (in 1054), Kievan Rus' was rife with internecine strife and had broken up into regional power centers. Internal divisions were made worse by the depradations of the invading Cumans (better known as the Kipchaks). It was during this time (in 1147 to be exact) that Yuri Dolgorukiy, one of the regional princes, held a feast at his hunting lodge atop a hill overlooking the confluence of the Moskva and Neglina Rivers. A chronicler recorded the party, thus providing us with the earliest mention of Moscow, the small settlement that would soon become the pre-eminent city in Russia.

94. History Of The World Britain, X AD XX AD, India, north America Africa, Australia, London. mongols, XIII AD - XV AD, China to Middle East, Karakorum. A history of knowledge. http://www.scaruffi.com/politics/worldhis.html

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95. Mongolia, Mongolian Civilization its history sections reach forward into the 20th century, the emphasis is on the ancient. From Dr. Lee s Dental Clinic - http//drlee.org/mongol/mongolia4 http://www.archaeolink.com/mongolia_mongolian_civilization.htm

Mongolia Home Other Ancient Civilizations Ancient Africa Aztec ByzantineEmpire Cambodia ... Viet Nam CA 54: The Mongols: THE LEGACY "The Mongol Empire was the largest continental empire of medieval and modern times. Their conquests have to be most singular in the history of conquests, not just from a military aspect, which was formidable indeed, but from an administrative viewpoint. To build an empire this size was one thing, but to govern it was quite another." Read about the legacy of this empire and find out what the Kuriltai was. - From Catriona Macpherson - http://members.tripod.com/~whitebard/ca7.htm Chinese history: Yuan Dynasty This is the Mongol era of Chinese history. "During the 13th Century a great leader, Temujin, was to emerge from among the nomadic tribes of the Mongolian steppes. These tribesmen occupied the area between the northern Daxing'an Mountains and the eastern bank of the Argun River." Learn about China and the Mongol Empire. - From Travelchinaguide.com - http://www.travelchinaguide.com/intro/history/yuan.htm

96. Black & Dead City, Khara-hot, By Sh. Baatar StudyWeb@ as one of the best education resources on the Web and posted in the history social Studies history ancient Civilizations Mongol section (09 April http://baatar.freeyellow.com/monkarhot.html

The City's history: Khara-hot was the oldest city in Gobi Desert , which situated on the east bank of Ezen (Lord in Mongolian) River (the Chinese call Hei He, or Black River) and in the middle of the Gobi Gurvansaikhan mountain (lowest part of the Altai Mountains) and the Alasha Gobi (now in China). The lost city was a remote land in several hundred miles far from the Tumen Gazruin Tsagaan Kherem (the White Wall of 10,000 li or just Great Wall in correct English) in the north. The Great Wall chained in the frontiers of Alasha Desert, which were the natural border of Mongols and Chinese. According to the Chinese resources, the city was the northern center of Chinese civilization to distribute the Chinese culture to Barbarians (our direct ancestors) since II century of B.C. The Tangut's Shi-Shia Empire conquered this land in VIII century and belonged to them for four centuries. But they lost in war with Mongols and it was handed to the Mongol Empire in XII century. Khara-hot means the Black City in Mongolian language and it existed as a Mongol city for centuries. In 1372 the Ming armies captured Ezen (Etsina) region from the Mongols and destroyed the Khara-hot during the Mongol-Chinese conflict. In the Mongolian legend of Khara-hot, "the black & dead city", Khara Baatar (black hero with black magic words) Janjin ruled this city with his brave warriors.

97. Muslim Scientists And Islamic Civilization mongols devastation from the eastern most Muslim frontier, Central and Western Asia, India, Persia to Refer to A Chronology of Muslim history Parts III, IV. . http://www.cyberistan.org/islamic/

MUSLIM SCIENTISTS AND ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION Scientific Contributions Before European Renaissance, 700 - 1500 C.E. The material linked on this page may not be edited, rewritten, or published. E-BOOKS Islamic Civilization Ya'juj wa Ma'juj Muslim History Muslims in the Indian Subcontinent ... BOOK ORDER PAGE BOOKS ARTICLES The Glorious Qur'an: English Narration of its Meaning Welcome to the web page on Muslim contribution to humanity and Islamic Civilization. This page is dedicated to those Muslims whose multi-disciplinary contributions sparked the light of learning and productivity and without whom the European Renaissance would not have begun and come to maturity. Their contributions are rarely mentioned in formal education, and if at all mentioned their names are Latinized or changed with the effect of obscuring their identity and origin, and their association with the Islamic Civilization. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Quotations from Famous Historians of Science Translators of Scientific Knowledge in the Middle Ages Latinized and English Names of Arabic Origin Cities of Muslim Scientists, 700 TO 1500 C.E. ... Setting the Record Straight: Islamic Science O mankind! We created you from a single (pair) of a male and a female and made you into nations and tribes that ye may know each other (not that ye may despise each other). Verily the most honored of you in the sight of Allah is (he who is) the most righteous of you. And

98. UNESCO Collection Of History Of Civilizations Of Central Asia : Online Chapter A striking example of the frescoes in ancient Mongol cities is provided by the paintings discovered during excavations beneath the palace of Ögedey. http://www.unesco.org/culture/asia/html_eng/chapitre4216/chapitre12.htm

description of project International Scientific Committee authors online chapiter references and bibliography photo gallery The age of achievement A.D. 750 to the end of the fifteenth century Part Two: The achievements Editors C.E. Bosworth Chapter 16 Arts and crafts Part One Arts and crafts in Tansoxania and Khurasan A. A. Hakimov Part Two Turkic and Mongol art E. Novgorodova Part Three Hindu and Buddhist arts and crafts: tiles, ceramics and pottery A. H. Dani Mongol art: architecture and painting The Mongols, like the other peoples of Central Asia, used large tents and yurts. According to thirteenth-century reports, there was a gigantic yurt in Mongolia, built on a cart, to which 22 bulls were harnessed. Traces of many towns and settlements have also survived, however, the most striking example being the old Mongol capital of Karakorum. This was a large city boasting 12 temples of different religions (including Buddhism), the palace of Ögedey Khan and residential quarters around the central trading area; we have a description of it from the only known European traveller who visited it, William of Rubruck.( The sculpture of the Mongol empire differed substantially from all the known sculpture of earlier periods, and this is particularly true of the stone sculptures found in eastern Mongolia. One striking example is the sculpture in the

99. Ancient Khmer Highway - Encyclopedia Article About Ancient Khmer Highway. Free A Highway was a roadway going northwest between Angkor Angkor is the ancient capital of mongols under Genghis Khan conquer and rule over most of Asia and Eastern http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Ancient Khmer Highway

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Ancient Khmer Highway Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The Ancient Khmer Highway was a roadway going northwest between Angkor Angkor is the ancient capital of the Khmer empire which thrived from the 9th century to 15th century CE. Its ruins are located near present day Siem Reap, Cambodia, and are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area is made up of several significant archaeological sites, including: The Bayon temple at Angkor. Angkor Thom Bayon Terrace of the Elephants Angkor Wat Baksei Chamkrong Banteay Kdei Banteay Samre Banteay Srei Baphuon Chau Say Tevoda Krol Ko Neak Pean Phimeanakas Phnom Bakheng Phnom Krom Preah Khan Preah Ko Preah Rup Spean Thma Ta Som Ta Keo Thommanon Click the link for more information. and Phimai Phimai Amphoe (district) Phimai alltogether has 130.296 citizens. The town is most famous because of the Khmer temple marking the center of the city, now protected in the Phimai historical park. Click the link for more information. , now in Thailand The Kingdom of Thailand is a country in southeast Asia, bordering Laos and Cambodia to the east, the Gulf of Thailand and Malaysia to the south, and the Andaman Sea and Myanmar to the west. Thailand is also known as

100. Southwest Asia Time Line 1167 To 1363 Mongol history and chronology from ancient times. 1211. Mongol history and chronology from ancient times. 1200 1220 Rabbit Like Creatures From Persia. http://www.spongobongo.com/time1.htm

This Page Sponsored by Mannam Carpets Southwest Asia Time Line Before 1167 to 1363 Southwest Asia Time Line Before 1167 to 1363 I just wanted to lay out my notes in an easier format so I decided to try a time lime. What you see is not a finished product but rather a framework to build upon. While it may touch on many areas I am focusing on Persia, Turkey, India, and Turan. Southwest Asia Time Line Before 750 AD Southwest Asia Time Line 750 to 1167 Southwest Asia Time Line 1500 to Now The birth of Temujin ( Cingis Qan) 1167 -1227 (Ghingis Khan). Yesugei is murdered by the Tatar tribe in 1175. Mongol history and chronology from ancient times 1174/75: Cengiz Qan (Temujin) becomes betrothed to Borte. His father Yesugei is murdered by the Tatar tribe. Mongol history and chronology from ancient times A young man who would grow up to be Cingis Qan (Ghingis Khan) of the Mongols was aided by the son of the Chieftain of the Arulat clan. (The young man was

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