"Koko Nor" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "The Tibetans, defeated in 700 by the Chinese general T’ang Hiu-ying, had sue for peace in 702, but war broke out again almost at once. In 737 the Chinese won a great victory over them west of the Koko Nor, and in 746 the Chinese general Wang Chung-tsu defeated them once more in the same region.",
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        "Synonym of Qinghai."
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