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Gungsangnorbu (1871 – 1930) was an
Inner Mongolian jasagh and
politician of the
Republic of China. Some
scholars describe him as a moderate, progressive...
- 2005
until 2007, is from Chifeng, as is his wife Chinggeltei,
linguist Gungsangnorbu,
jasagh and
politician of the
early Republic of
China Ma Boyong, novelist...
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Tsewang Norbu, a
Tibetan singer Katok Tsewang Norbu, a
Nyingmapa lama
Gungsangnorbu, a
Chinese politician Gyaincain Norbu,
chairman of the
Tibet Autonomous...
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National Pacification military government, from left to right: Pan Fu,
Gungsangnorbu, Wu Junsheng, Sun Chuanfang,
Zhang Zuoxiang, and
Zhang Zongchang...
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covering Manchuria as well as
Outer and
Inner Mongolia. Most notably,
Gungsangnorbu,
leader of the
Inner Mongolian Harqin Banner,
forged close contacts...
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mansion until the 20th century. The last and
twelfth prince was
Gungsangnorbu, an
important politician and
reformer in
Mongolia and China. He was...
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Anguojun generals, from left to right, Pan Fu,
Gungsangnorbu, Wu Junsheng, Sun Chuanfang,
Zhang Zuoxiang, and
Zhang Zongchang...
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Eastern Mongolia, and
Tannu Uriankhai (Tuva). The
Inner Mongolian prince Gungsangnorbu corresponded with the
autonomous government in
Ulaanbaatar about the...
- Yu-jen (son-in-law):
Kaohsiung County magistrate (1977–81)
Mongolian Gungsangnorbu (father),
prince of the
Right Harqin Banner,
director of the Mongolian...
- "Manchuria-Mongolia"
state to at
least preserve the
monarchy in
northern China.
Gungsangnorbu, a
probable Inner Mongolian Royalist Party member, was
raising money...
