- Liu
Mingchuan (traditional Chinese: 劉銘傳; ; pinyin: Liú
Míngchuán) (1836–1896),
courtesy name Xingsan, was a
Chinese military general and
politician during...
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afterward as the war ended.
Colonization efforts were
renewed under Liu
Mingchuan. In 1887, Taiwan's
status was
upgraded to a province.
Taipei became the...
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superior Chinese forces under the
command of the
imperial commissioner Liu
Mingchuan. In
November and
December 1884
cholera and
typhoid drained the strength...
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Guang 杨光 as Yu Sao 玉嫂 Liu Ye 刘烨 as Zhou
Caina 周彩娜 Wang Dong 王东 as Ye
Mingchuan 叶明川 Zhao
Huaran 赵奂然 as Yan
Shunping 颜舜平 Jin
Haochen 金澔辰 as Yan
Zhibu 颜之步...
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settle in
indigenous territories were
renewed under the
governance of Liu
Mingchuan after the Sino-French War
ended in 1885.
However few
settlers went to...
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dynasty Liu Yong,
politician and
calligrapher of the Qing
dynasty Liu
Mingchuan,
First Governor of
Taiwan Liu Ji (politician), (1887–1967), 11th Republic-era...
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against the
French in the
Keelung Campaign and
Battle of Tamsui. Liu
Mingchuan took
measures to
reinforce Tamsui, in the
river nine
torpedo mines were...
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railway in
Taiwan was
completed in 1893
under the au****es of
Governor Liu
Mingchuan during the Qing Era and
rebuilt by the Governors-General
during the ****anese...
- essayist, educator, and scholar. She also
writes under the
pseudonyms of
Mingchuan (明川) and
Lufan (盧颿). Her
major publications include Talk on the Way《路上談》(1979)...
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location (R18) and
another one
called Mingchuan Station (R19). However,
residents around the
proposed Mingchuan Station opposed the plan. Thus, a station...
