- Song
Jiaoren (Chinese: 宋敎仁; pinyin: Sòng
Jiàorén; Wade–Giles: Sung Chiao-jen, [sʊ̂ŋ tɕjâʊɻə̌n];
Given name at birth: Liàn 鍊;
Courtesy name: Dùnchū 鈍初;...
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society and
underground resistance movement founded by Sun Yat-sen, Song
Jiaoren, and
others in Tokyo,
Empire of ****an, on 20
August 1905, with the goal...
-
houses of the
National ****embly and in some
provincial ****emblies. Song
Jiaoren led the
Kuomintang Party to
electoral victories by
fashioning his party's...
- am****
power for himself. In 1913, the
parliamentary political leader Song
Jiaoren was ********inated; it is
generally believed Yuan
Shikai ordered the ********ination...
- government. Ying
Guixin was
directly involved in the ********ination of Song
Jiaoren who had been
deemed a
threat by
various political factions loyal to Yuan...
-
Huanghuagang ("Yellow
Flower Mound") Mausoleum.
After the ********ination of Song
Jiaoren and Yuan Shikai's
attempts to
remove the
Nationalist Party of
China from...
-
ningyo in ****an,
according to the
hypothesis of
Morihiko Fujisawa [ja]. The
jiaoren (蛟人 "flood
dragon people" or 鮫人 "shark people") that
appear in medieval...
-
notables like
Huang Xing,
Zhang ****hao, Chen Tianhua, Sun Yat-sen, and Song
Jiaoren,
along with 100 others.
Their motto was "Take one
province by force, and...
- deputy. The most
influential member of the
party was the
third ranking Song
Jiaoren, who
mobilized m****
support from
gentry and
merchants for the Nationalists...
- 1896 –
Thomas Hughes,
English lawyer and
politician (b. 1822) 1913 – Song
Jiaoren,
Chinese educator and
politician (b. 1882) 1913 –
Ruggero Oddi, Italian...
