- Xu
Yuanquan (徐源泉; Hsü Yüan-ch'üan; c. 1885–1960) was a
Kuomintang general. He was born in Huanggang, Hubei. An
eyewitness to the
Wuchang Uprising, he was...
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Yuanquan (Chinese: 源泉車站;
Hanyu Pinyin:
Yuánquán Chēzhàn;
Tongyong Pinyin: Yuáncyuán Chejhàn) is a
railway station on the
Taiwan Railways Administration...
- Analysis. 20 (5): 320–334. doi:10.1016/j.irfa.2011.05.002. 2011 – Chen,
Yuanquan; Werner,
Richard A. (2011). "The role of
monetary aggregates in Chinese...
- the
Beijing area over the next few days.
Zhang Zongchang subordinate Xu
Yuanquan subsequently surrendered Tianjin to the NRA
First Collective Army on 11...
- Qin 李勤
Female Han Li
Shenming 李慎明 Male Han Lian
Ziheng 连子恒 Male Han Wu
Yuanquan 吴元全 Male Han Di
Yingqi 邸瑛琪 Male
Manchu Wang
Yuansi 汪远思 Male Han Song Fengnian...
- that did
manage to
escape Nanjing intact was China's 2nd Army led by Xu
Yuanquan,
situated just
north of Nanjing.
Though Xu
never received Tang's order...
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Belligerents National Revolutionary Army 48th
Division anti-Chiang
coalition Commanders and
leaders Xu
Yuanquan Zhang Weixi Casualties and
losses ~2,000 in total...
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Jingzhou Belligerents Nationalist China Chinese Red Army
Commanders and
leaders Xu
Yuanquan He Long
Strength >22,000 5,000
Casualties and
losses 5,000+ Light...
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Location Ers**** 二水 Jī-chúi Ngi-súi → West
Coast line Ers****
Changhua County Yuanquan 源泉 Goân-choâⁿ Ngièn-chhièn Zhuos**** 濁水 Lô-chúi Chhu̍k-súi
Mingjian Nantou...
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Belligerents Nationalist China Chinese Red Army
Commanders and
leaders Xu
Yuanquan He Long Xia Xi
Strength >45,000 15,000
Casualties and
losses near 10,000...
