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The name "Shilin" was derived from ''Pattsiran'', the [[Ketagalan]] word for "hot spring". It was then transliterated into Chinese as "八芝蘭" {{XL|Patcilaan}}. By the late Qing dynasty, "many literary talents from the area had passed the [[Khøkuo|imperial examination]]", prompting the local gentry to rename it ''Shilin'' (士林), meaning "congregation of scholars and talents". | The name "Shilin" was derived from ''Pattsiran'', the [[Ketagalan]] word for "hot spring". It was then transliterated into Chinese as "八芝蘭" {{XL|Patcilaan}}. By the late Qing dynasty, "many literary talents from the area had passed the [[Khøkuo|imperial examination]]", prompting the local gentry to rename it ''Shilin'' (士林), meaning "congregation of scholars and talents". | ||
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The name "Shilin" was derived from Pattsiran, the Ketagalan word for "hot spring". It was then transliterated into Chinese as "八芝蘭" Patcilaan. By the late Qing dynasty, "many literary talents from the area had passed the imperial examination", prompting the local gentry to rename it Shilin (士林), meaning "congregation of scholars and talents".