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| {{GSW|Hoalieen|花蓮|Hualien}}, {{XL|Hoaliefn}} | | {{GSW|Hoalieen|花蓮|Hualien}}, {{x|Hoaliefn}} øexsae cie: |
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| *[[Hoalieen Koan]] | | * [[Hoalieen Koan]] |
| *[[Hoalieen Chi]] | | * [[Hoalieen Chi]] |
| *[[Hoalieen-karng Thviaf]] | | * [[Hoalieen-karng Thviaf]]: Jidpurn thofngti sitai |
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| == History ==
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| Source: {{w|Hualien County#History}}
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| [[Taioaan goanzuxbiin|Taiwanese aborigines]] originally called the place "Kiray" ({{GS|Kilaai|奇萊|shortened from "Sakiraya"}}). Spanish settlers arrived in 1622 to pan for gold. Picking up the sounds of native words, these settlers called the area ''Turumoan'' ({{wt|多羅滿}}). [[Harnzok|Han]] settlers arrived in 1851. [[Zhefng-tiaau|Qing dynasty]] recorded the name of the region as '''{{XL|Hoee-laan}}''' or {{GS|Hoee-lieen|洄瀾|"eddies"}} due to the whirling of waters in the [[svakakciw|delta]].
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| During [[Taioaan Jidpurn sitai|Japanese era]], Japanese governors opted not to transliterate "Kilai" because it sounds similar to "dislike" ({{jid|嫌い|kirai}}) in Japanese. The official name became ''Karenkō'' ({{wt|花蓮港}}), eventually shortened to just ''Karen'' ({{wt|花蓮}}).
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| [[Category:Hoalieen Koan]]
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