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Zongdu (Tsung-tu;
simplified Chinese: 总督;
traditional Chinese: 總督; pinyin:
Zǒngdū; Wade–Giles: Tsung3-tu1; lit. 'Overall Supervisor'; Manchu: ᠤᠾᠡᠷᠢ ᠺᠠᠯᠠᠳᠠᠷᠠ...
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Liaoning was
known as the
province of
Fengtian (奉天), and was
governed by a
zǒngdū or
Viceroy (The
Viceroy of the
Three Eastern Provinces, 东三省总督),
along with...
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known as "China proper". The
position of
viceroy or governor-general (總督,
zongdu) was the
highest rank in the
provincial administration.
There were eight...
- the
xunfu was
subordinate in
military affairs to the multi-provincial
zongdu (總督),
usually translated as "supreme commander"
under the Ming and "governor-general"...
- governor-general or
viceroy (simplified Chinese: 总督;
traditional Chinese: 總督; pinyin:
Zǒngdū; Wade–Giles: Tsung3-tu1) was the
highest official of
joint military and...
- governors-general (simplified Chinese: 总督辖区;
traditional Chinese: 總督轄區; pinyin:
Zǒngdū Xiáqū)
established during the late Qing dynasty. The six
greater administrative...
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government through him, he
himself was
subordinate to a Governors-general "
Zongdu (总督)".
While nominally superior to a Governor,
usually the Governors-general...
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transferred general Hong
Chengchou as the governor-general (Chinese: 总督; pinyin:
Zǒngdū) of Jiliao; Hong
appointed Wu as the
general in
charge of training. In October...
- Tian was
named governor of Henan, and was
promoted to Governor-General (
zongdu)
several years later. He then
served as Governor-General of Shandong, then...
- brother, Li Hanzhang [zh; ja; ko] (李瀚章; 1821–1899),
served as a
xunfu and
zongdu in a
number of provinces. His
third brother, Li
Hezhang (李鶴章; 1825–1880)...
