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Xanadu, also known as Shengdu, was a city in Inner Mongolia, China that may be home to one of the ten surviving gargoyle clans.
Thanks to Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem, Xanadu, Xanadu is often used as a metaphor for opulence. Presumably for this reason, David Xanatos' upstate retreat is also called Xanadu.
See Also
- Xanadu (China) at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
