Fenghao

fēnghào Fēnghào English en: Etymology From the atonal en cmn-pinyin - romanization of the en cmn 豐鎬 and cmn 灃鎬 Feng & Hao, the two parts of the twin city. Pronunciation fŭng′hou′ en Feng hao Proper noun en historical en An <<ancient city>> in <<city/Xi'an>>, <<province/Shaanxi>>, <<former capital>> of <<c/China>> under the Zhou dynasty. en 1996 Han Baoquan Chang'an: China's ancient capital and Gateway to the Silk Road Herbert Coutts Municipality of Xi'an Gateway to the Silk Road: Relics from the Han to the Tang dynasties from Xi'an, China https://archive.org/details/gatewaytosilkroa0000unse/ City of Edinburgh Museums and Art Galleries 0905072715 35831626 16 https://archive.org/details/gatewaytosilkroa0000unse/page/16/ The Zhou established their capital city at Fenghao in the middle reaches of the Feng River, a branch of the Wei River, not far from the present city of Xi'an. Thereafter, Fenghao was the centre of Zhou politics, economy and culture. Hyponyms en Feng, en Hao Translations Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 豐鎬, cmn 灃鎬