"Huang'an" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1999, Philip Short, “Futian: Loss of Innocence”, in Mao: A Life (Non-Fiction Biography), Hodder & Stoughton, →ISBN, →OCLC, pages 282–283:",
          "text": "In Huang’an county, in Hubei, more than 100,000 villagers were killed; in Xin county, in Henan, 80,000.",
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          "text": "In Huang’an County of Hubei, almost all rural school teachers were Communists during the period of the First United Front. This was one of the most important reasons why Huang’an became a Communist stronghold after 1927.",
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          "text": "First he stayed with the Geng brothers in Huang’an county in northern Huguang (nowadays Hubei province). In 1585 he and Geng Dingxiang (1524-1596) had a serious falling-out, so he sent his unloved wife back to Fujian, shaved his head Buddhist-style to show he had cut all family ties (of his eight children, only one daughter survived), and moved to neighboring Macheng county where he took up residence in a large Buddhist resort and inn.",
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      "enpr": "hwängʹänʹ"
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