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This article presently is titled Pricess Rongan. Romanized spelling of Asian names is always an issue, and it seems the references I've found prefer the variant is "Rong-An" or "Rong 'An". There are no hits for "Rongan" but Google books gives this hit here and another here under the variants; I've added the books themselves as references, and suspect that a move to one spelling or the other may be appropriate. The others can be kept as redirects. Xymmax (talk) 19:22, 25 April 2008 (UTC)Reply
