...Population: 37,000 (1991). Until 1919, it was one town with Komárom, Hungary, across the river. Shipbuilding, shoemaking, tobacco, and food industries developed, and it was a key point for railway and river traffic with Southeastern Europe. *Some of the terminology explanations that mention "Komárom" are listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
…人口3万7000(1991)。1919年まで対岸のハンガリー領のコマーロムKomáromと一つの町を構成していた。造船,製靴,タバコ,食品工業が発達し,南東欧との鉄道,河川交通の要衝。… ※「Komárom」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
>>: Komaria Akron (English spelling) Komaria Akron
Born October 8, 1903 in Bysse, Hungary [died] June...
A checkpoint located at the entrance to Mutsu Prov...
...refers to the indigenous people who lived on t...
One of the titles given to Chinese premodern rule...
...A general term for birds in the family Ciconid...
〘Noun〙 ("Han" means writing, "en&qu...
…A ship that directly catches whales in the whali...
A mammal of the Suidae family in the order Artioda...
...Famous meat breeds include the Pekin (original...
Greek goddesses of vengeance. They are said to hav...
…One of the schools of tea ceremony founded by Od...
American novelist. After working for newspapers a...
…Today, it is used to mean going out clothes, but...
…Magnets attract so-called ferromagnetic material...
It is an organization that develops and trains bo...