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- The most plausible etymology is from the southern Chinese pronunciation of eight cornered tower 八角塔］,"Pa-Ko-Ta", and reinforced by the name of a famous pagoda encountered by many early western
- by the name of a famous pagoda encountered by many early western visitors to China, the Pa－Zhou－Ta 琶洲塔］standing just south of Canton (Guangzhou) at the Whampoa Anchorage. <ref>Comments on Etymology,
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