- "Hsinchu" in 1878.
During ****anese rule, the city was
named "
Shinchiku" and was the seat of
Shinchiku Prefecture. The
prefecture encomp****ed present-day Hsinchu...
- The 1935
Shinchiku-Taichū
earthquake occurred with a
Richter magnitude of 7.1 (7.1 Mw) in
April 1935 with its
epicenter in Miaoli,
Taiwan (then part of...
-
Shinchiku Prefecture (新竹州,
Shinchiku-shū) was one of the
administrative divisions of
Taiwan during the ****anese era. The
prefecture consisted of modern-day...
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International Council for Science. Lee was born to a
Hoklo Taiwanese family in
Shinchiku City (modern-day
Hsinchu city) in
northern Taiwan,
which was then under...
- (苗栗廳, Byōritsu Chō) was
established in 1901. It was then
divided over
Shinchiku Chō (新竹廳) and Taichū Chō (臺中廳) in 1909. From 1920 to 1945, Byōritsu Town...
- born into a poor farmer's
family in
Chikunan Town,
Chikunan District,
Shinchiku Prefecture, ****anese-era
Taiwan (modern-day Zhunan,
Miaoli County). Tsai...
-
females into the
music program in 1998. HCHS,
originally called Shinchiku Prefectural Shinchiku Middle School (****anese: 新竹州立新竹中學校), was
established on 1 April...
- 吳濁流; pinyin: Wú Zhuóliú), born Wu
Jiantian (吳建田) (2 June 1900, Shimpu,
Shinchiku – 7
October 1976, Taipei?) was an
influential Taiwanese journalist and...
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China (Taiwan)
Penghu Magong Karenkō 花蓮港庁 Karenkō
Hualien Hualien Shinchiku 新竹州
Shinchiku Hsinchu Hsinchu Taichū 台中州 Taichū
Taichung Taichung Taihoku 台北州...
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Village (六家庄)
merged to
become Chikuhoku Village (竹北庄)
under Shinchiku District,
Shinchiku Prefecture.
Zhubei was
originally a
rural township under Hsinchu...
