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Does anyone have any good sources for the origin of the name of this mountain? "Liushi shan" sounds very Chinese (it even has the Mandarin for mountain: "shan") but it's completely different from the Chinese name provided. Where does "Liushi shan" come from? And what's the Tibetan name for the mountain, if there is one? Retinalsummer ( talk) 15:11, 13 May 2023 (UTC) reply