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yarkand (noun): A city located in western China, known for its historical significance along the Silk Road
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Yarkand was decimated by these detentions.
Beyond the mosque is a cemetery housing the tombs of the Khans of Yarkand.
Old Yarkand may not survive much longer.
About emergence of the Yarkand state.
Yarkand was besieged by the Kokandi.
Dinner and overnight in Yarkand.
In Yarkand Hayward and Shaw were separately kept under house arrest.
He left India with the idea to buy horses in either Yarkand or Kashgar.
Even so, Yarkand remains girded by security.
Then it turns right flowing through the mountains and joins the Yarkand River.
The Yarkand or Yarkland hare ( Lepus yarkandensis ) is a species of mammal in the Leporidae family.
The chief centres are Yarkand and Kashgar.
Possible candidates include Kashgar and Yarkand.
The stretch of road leading to Yarkand is still in poor condition in 2011.
Nevertheless, a major trade route was established between Leh and Yarkand.
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Battle of Yarkand.
During this expedition, Sinkiang was overwhelmed by visiting Kashgar and Yarkand.
Kanishka annexed the territories of Kashgar, Yarkand and Khotan into his empire.
It 's a town on the edge of the Gobi Desert, beyond Kashgar and Yarkand.
The capital city of Nanjiang was usually Yarkand or Kashgar.
Both archaeological findings and literary evidence suggest Kushan rule, in Kashgar, Yarkand and Khotan.
The route after that probably included Pishan and Yarkand before reaching Kashgar.
By the end of 1945, Tashkurgan rebels launched an offensive on Kashgar and Yarkand districts.
An official named Wang Yongzhi was appointed to run Yarkand soon afterwards.
Xian king of Yarkand.
