Kulun

British

/ ˈkuːˈluːn /

noun

the Chinese name for Ulan Bator

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China does have a growing MMA market, one dominated by rival leagues, including the local Kulun Fight tournament.

From BBC

Almond orchards once bloomed in Kulun, a parched county in China’s northern Inner Mongolia region.

From Time

Calls to Kulun's administrative office in Beijing were not answered.

From Reuters

"I am Kulun," shouted the man in scarlet armor.

From Project Gutenberg

Kulun, the son of Cherkis the Mighty, and captain of his hosts.

From Project Gutenberg

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