Chang-chia-kou

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Chang-chia-kou is the historical Chinese name for Kalgan (now Zhangjiakou), a key city in Hebei province that long served as a strategic gateway between northern China and Inner Mongolia.

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Chang-chia-kou canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former name
historical place name
associatedWith Great Wall frontier region
linked to: Great Wall region

Kalgan trade mart
trade routes between China and Mongolia
borderRegion northern frontier of the Chinese empire
country China
function strategic gateway city name
gatewayTo Inner Mongolia
historicalNameOf Kalgan
Zhangjiakou
languageOfName Wade–Giles romanization
locatedIn Hebei province
linked to: Hebei

northern China
modernEquivalent Kalgan
Zhangjiakou
near Great Wall of China
relatedTo Zhangjiakou–Inner Mongolia trade
romanizationOf Chinese name for Zhangjiakou
strategicRole military gateway between China proper and the steppe
timePeriodOfCommonUse early 20th century
late Qing dynasty
linked to: Guangxu era
toponymType exonym
historical toponym
usedIn historical English-language sources

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Kalgan alsoKnownAs Chang-chia-kou