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Duanfen (Chinese: 端芬; pinyin:
Duānfēn; Jyutping: dyun1fan1) is a town in Taishan, in the
southwest of
Guangdong province, China. It is
located 26 km (16 mi)...
- Town 42,657 164.23 259
Chixi Jiangmen (Taishan) Town 34,450 254.2 135
Duanfen Jiangmen (Taishan) Town 45,729 300 152
Guanghai Jiangmen (Taishan) Town...
- of
Rites In
office 29
September 1898 – 13
February 1901
Serving with Li
Duanfen (until 1898), Liao
Shouheng (1900), Lu
Chuanlin (1900), Sun
Jianai (since...
- 42,657 Chixi [zh] town (Chihkai; Chihchi) 赤溪镇 Chìxī Zhèn 34,450
Duanfen town 端芬镇
Duānfēn Zhèn 45,729
Guanghai town 广海镇 Guǎnghǎi Zhèn 43,465
Haiyan town...
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Minister of
Rites In
office 7 September – 28
September 1898
Serving with Li
Duanfen Preceded by Hūwaitabu
Succeeded by
Qixiu Minister of
Zongli Yamen In office...
- for
reforms to the country's
education system. In June 1896,
Minister Li
Duanfen proposed to
create a
university in the capital. On 11 June 1898, the Guangxu...
- 1891 to 1892.
Quong Tart was born in 1850 in the
village of
Shandi (山底),
Duanfen (端芬鎮) in
southern Taishan,
Guangdong province, China. His father, named...
- (赤溪镇),
Chonglou (冲蒌镇),
Doushan (斗山镇),
Guanghai (广海镇),
Chuandao (川岛镇),
Duanfen (端芬镇),
Haiyan (海宴镇),
Wencun (汶村镇),
Sanhe (三合镇),
Beidou (北陡镇), Shenjing...
