- The
Kingdom of
Tungning, also
known as Tywan, was a
dynastic maritime state that
ruled part of
southwestern Taiwan and the
Penghu islands between 1661...
-
immigration began under Dutch colonial rule and
continued under the
Kingdom of
Tungning, the
first predominantly Han
Chinese state in
Taiwanese history. The island...
- county.
Having survived the rule of
European colonists and the
Kingdom of
Tungning, the
aboriginal peoples who
previously comprised Middag were eventually...
-
Kingdom of
Tungning—were
defeated off
Penghu by 300-odd
ships under the Qing
admiral Shi Lang. Koxinga's
grandson Zheng Keshuang surrendered Tungning a few...
-
capture in
Myanmar in 1662. The
Prince of Ningjing, in the
Kingdom of
Tungning (based in present-day Tainan, Taiwan)
claimed to be the
rightful successor...
- the
Tungning Kingdom,
became a
Buddhist temple in 1690.
Zhuxi Temple,
founded in the
Tungning Kingdom period.
Fahua Temple,
founded in the
Tungning Kingdom...
- of
Tungning. The Qing
admiral Shi Lang led a
fleet to
attack the
Tungning forces in Penghu. Each side
possessed more than 200 warships. The
Tungning admiral...
- of Han
Chinese in
Taiwan and was
ruled by the
Dutch and the
Kingdom of
Tungning under various names.
During the Qing dynasty,
Tirosen was
governed as part...
- Mingjing).
Later "Eastern Capital" (Dongdu) was
renamed Dongning (Wades Giles:
Tungning),
which means "Eastern Pacification," by
Zheng Jing, Koxinga's son. One...
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Nantou County (Chinese: 南投縣; pinyin: Nántóu Xiàn;
Hokkien POJ: Lâm-tâu-koān;
Hakka PFS: Nàm-thèu-yen) is the
second largest county of
Taiwan by area, located...
