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    What Chinese emperor’s name is now transliterated Hu Bi Lie?

    Question #63123. Asked by lovinmyh2. (Mar 05 06 9:47 AM)


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    		This question has been posted several times. Please see Q#63068.

    Mar 05 06, 10:59 AM

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