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Bingwen is a
Chinese masculine given name.
Bearers of the name include: Geng
Bingwen (1334–1403), Ming
dynasty general Su
Bingwen (1892–1975), Nationalist...
- Geng
Bingwen (Chinese: 耿炳文; pinyin: Gěng
Bǐngwén; 1334–1403), a
native of Hao
Prefecture (present-day Fengyang, An****) was a Ming
dynasty general. He...
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Bingwen (Chinese: 孫炳文; 1885–1927) was a
Chinese Communist revolutionary who was
executed by the
Kuomintang during the
Shanghai m****acre. Sun
Bingwen was...
- Su
Bingwen (simplified Chinese: 苏炳文;
traditional Chinese: 蘇炳文; pinyin: Sū
Bǐngwén) (September 1892 – May 1975), was a
Chinese military leader. Graduating...
- Kuo Ping-Wen or Guo
Bingwen (Chinese: 郭秉文; 1880–1969),
courtesy name
Hongsheng (鴻聲), was an
influential Chinese educator. Kuo was born in Shanghai, Jiangsu...
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through the
encirclement and make good
their escape to Jehol.
General Su
Bingwen the "Barga District" at the
extreme west of
Heilongjiang on the Soviet...
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commanded by Tan Shaoguang, Li Rongfa, Ji Qingyuan, Chen Kunshu, and Chen
Bingwen,
organized under two fronts, and
other units. The
commander of the Imperial...
- CCP
deteriorated Sun
Bingwen was
arrested on 16
April 1927 and
executed four days later,
during the
White Terror. When Sun
Bingwen died Sun
Weishi was...
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officially began in
August 1399 when the
emperor appointed Marquis Geng
Bingwen (c. 1339–1404), a
retired experienced general, as the
commander of the...
- 1399, the
emperor appointed Geng
Bingwen as the
commander of the
troops tasked with
suppressing the rebellion. Geng
Bingwen led 130,000
troops to Zhending...
