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An anto was an ancient Manchu political administrative term referring to provinces or prefectures.citation needed The term was used during the Japanese occupation of Manchuria to name in local terms the provinces of the Manchukuo empire.citation needed

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-An '''anto''' was an ancient [[Manchu]] political administrative term referring to [[province]]s or [[prefecture]]s.  The term was used during the [[Japan]]ese occupation of [[Manchuria]] to name in local terms the provinces of the [[Manchukuo]] empire.
+An '''anto''' was an ancient [[Manchu]] political administrative term referring to [[province]]s or [[prefecture]]s.[[citation needed]]  The term was used during the [[Japan]]ese occupation of [[Manchuria]] to name in local terms the provinces of the [[Manchukuo]] empire.[[citation needed]]
-it now in england is a name for the "allmighty"
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