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Suiyuan

1928–1954 · 20th century

Suiyuan was a province of the Republic of China in what is now central Inner Mongolia, with its capital at Guisui, modern Hohhot. Formed in 1928, it was largely occupied by Japan from 1937 and incorporated into Mengjiang. The People's Republic merged it into the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in 1954.

Suiyuan
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Mengjiang

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