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Taihoku Prefecture (臺北州;
Taihoku-shū) was an
administrative division of
Taiwan created in 1920,
during ****anese rule. The
prefecture consisted of modern-day...
- The
Taihoku Air Raid was the
largest Allied air raid on the city of
Taihoku (modern-day Taipei), then
under ****anese
colonial rule,
during World War II...
- The
Taihoku Airstrike (Chinese: 松山空襲) was an air raid by the
military of the
Republic of
China against the
metropolitan perimeter of
Taihoku (modern-day...
- ****anese rule as the
seventh of the
Imperial Universities. It was
named Taihoku Imperial University (臺北帝國大學) and
served during the
period of ****anese colonization...
- Taiwan, the
entire area of New
Taipei City was
organized as part of the
Taihoku Prefecture.
After the
Republic of
China took
control of
Taiwan in 1945...
- Taipeh.
During the ****anese rule from 1895 to 1945,
Taipei was
known as
Taihoku,
which is the
pronunciation of the
Chinese characters (Kanji: 台北) for Taipei...
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Imperial ****anese
Kwantung Army
crashed upon take off from the
airport in
Taihoku, ****anese Formosa, now Taipei, Taiwan. The
chief pilot, copilot, and General...
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called Taihoku in ****anese,
emerged as the
political center of the ****anese
Colonial Government. In less than a
decade after the cession,
Taihoku was one...
- born in
Taihoku during the
period of ****anese rule. He
mainly wrote poetry, but also
provided reviews and translations. Li's
family left
Taihoku for Tamsui...
- as
Taiwan Provincial College. Soon
after they gave it the name
Taihoku College (
Taihoku is "Taipei" in ****anese). The school's
purpose was to
nurture a...
