• Beijing - Wikipedia

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    ^ When Europeans first came into sustained contact with China, "Pekin" and "Peking" were the most popular ways of romanizing the name of Beijing.[54][55].

  • Pekin - Vikipedi

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    ^ "Peking (Beijing)". Encyclopædia Britannica. 25 (15th edition, Macropædia bas.). s. 468.

  • 70+ Free Peking & China Images - Pixabay

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    70 Free images of Peking. Find your perfect peking image. Free pictures to download and use in your next project.

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  • BEIJING CHINA-International Web Portal of Beijing

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    The website aims to provide multilingual and targeted services to foreign investors, foreign tourists, foreign students, foreign residents, and other foreigners who...
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  • Pekin’da Gezilecek En İyi 10 Yer - Tripadvisor

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    Pekin Gezilecek Yerler: Pekin - Mutlaka yapılması gereken 2.570 şey için Tripadvisor gezginlerinin 656.916 yorumuna ve fotoğrafına bak.
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  • Beijing, China: All You Must Know Before You Go (2024)

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    Browse collections. Get ideas on what to do, see, and eat. Peking Duck Dining. Juicy bites in historic dining sites. Traditional Chinese Architecture.

  • Pekin Gezi Rehberi | Gezimanya

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    Black Sesame Kitchen. Siji Minfu Restaurant Peking Roast Duck (Dengshikou). Lost Heaven Beijing.

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  • Beijing | Familypedia | Fandom

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    Beijing (Chinese: {{{1}}}), formerly romanized as Peking,[7] is the capital of the People's Republic of China and one of the most populous cities in the world.

  • Beijing - New World Encyclopedia

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    In 1421, the third Ming Emperor Yongle moved the Ming capital from Nanjing (Nanking) to the renamed Beijing (Peking) (北京), the "northern capital."