- Luo
Fangbo (Chinese: 羅芳伯; pinyin: Luófāng bó; Dutch: De
thaiko Lo Fong-phak; Indonesian: Lo Fang Pak, 1738-1795),
formerly known as Lo Fong Pak, was born...
- of
Sultanate of Sambas. It was
established by a
Hakka Chinese named Luo
Fangbo in 1777
until it was
ended by
Dutch occupation in 1884. The
sultans of Western...
-
Archived from the
original on 19
October 2015.
Retrieved 10
November 2019. Xu,
Fangbo; Yu, Henry; Sadrzadeh, Arta; Yakobson,
Boris I. (14
October 2015). "Riemann...
- 3177. doi:10.1109/icdm.2008.135. ISBN 9780769535029. S2CID 1522480. Tao,
Fangbo; Zhuang, Honglei; Yu, Chi Wang; Wang, Qi; C****idy, Taylor; Kaplan, Lance;...
- 1732–1739) Aji
Muhammad Muslihuddin,
Sultan (1780s)
Lanfang Republic – Luo
Fangbo,
President (1777–1795)
Jiang Wubo,
President (1795–1799) Yan Sibo, President...
- of Monterado.
Shortly after the
formation of the
Fosjoen Federation, Luo
Fangbo founded the
Lanfang Republic in 1777. Luo
emigrated from
Guangdong in southern...
- S****li and Dongpu. The
inscription is
signed by two
officers named Chen
Fangbo (陳方伯) and Chen
Shilie (陳世烈). Wànnián Hēngqú (萬年亨衢): An
inscription on a...
-
Pontianak Hakka shares many
similarities with the
Meixian dialect. Luo
Fangbo, one of the
leaders of the
first group of
Hakka immigrants, was a native...
-
declared the
formation of the
Lanfang Republic (Chinese: 蘭芳共和國), led by Luo
Fangbo to
oppose the
Dutch attempt to
colonize West Kalimantan,
including Pontianak...
- 2024-02-19. Xianglin, Luo (1961). A
Study of the
Republic Established by Luo
Fangbo and
Others in West Borneo. Hong Kong:
China Society. ISBN 9789067785297...
