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Honan

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Honan: see Henan Henan or Honan (both: h`nän`), province (1994 est.
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Henan

 or Ho-nan conventional Honan

Province (pop., 2002 est.: 96,130,000), north-central China. It is bounded by Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong, Anhui, Hubei, and Shaanxi. It has an area of 64,500 sq mi (167,000 sq km), and its capital is Zhengzhou. An early civilization there gave rise to the Shang dynasty (18th–12th centuries BC). Kaifeng was the capital of several dynasties in the 10th century AD before becoming the capital of the Bei (Northern) Song dynasty (960–1127); Zhengzhou then became the provincial capital. Henan's principal crop is wheat. Henan has large deposits of coal, petroleum, and natural gas, which fuel the economies of its major cities. It is also a railroad transportation hub.

Henan, Honan
a province of N central China: the chief centre of early Chinese culture; mainly agricultural (the largest wheat-producing province in China). Capital: Zhengzhou. Pop.: 96 670 000 (2003 est.)


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To further support the achievement of improved results for all children, teachers are encouraged to use teaching methods based upon scientific research that shows they are effective (American Association of School Administrators, 2002; Dede, Honan, & Peters, 2005; U.
Promoting academic success for all students by Algozzine, Bob / Academic Exchange Quarterly
In the end, not even the fact that they were historical could save two gingko trees that had been planted by the first Anglican and Canadian bishop of Honan, China--William Charles White--outside the old Anglican Church of Canada's national office at 600 Jarvis St.
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In 1998 the American academic Park Honan published Shakespeare: A Life, a modest biography that reminded the literary world that, alongside the mass of peripheral material and speculation thrown up by centuries of scholarship, there has been a steady growth in what is actually known about William Shakespeare.
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