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...a</ref> The group was disbanded on September 26, 1910, a month after the [[Japan-Korea Annexation Treaty]].<ref>[https://archive.today/20120707235326/http:/ ...f whom allegedly took the lead in suppressing Korean troops and supporting Japan-Korea annexation. The people on the list will face investigation on suspici ...

{{Short description|Chinese Politician, Prime Minister of Japanese Puppet State Manchukuo from 1932 to {{family name hatnote|[[Zheng (surname)|Zheng]]|lang=Chinese}} ...

{{Short description|Pretender to the Chinese throne}} {{Infobox Chinese|c=毓嵒|p=Yùyán|altname=Yanrui<br>{{small|([[courtesy name]])}}|t2=巖瑞|s2=岩瑞|p2 ...

{{Short description|Pejorative Chinese language slang term for foreigners}} ...rty (Taiwan)|New Party]] Anti-Japanese demonstrators in Taiwan hoist signs with "''Guizi''! Get out" ({{lang|zh|鬼子！快滾}}) following an escalation in the [[S ...

| status = [[Puppet regime]] of the [[Empire of Japan]] | empire = [[Empire of Japan]] ...

{{short description|Puppet government controlled by Japan}} ...pendencies|Unrecognized State]]<br/>; [[Puppet regime]] of the [[Empire of Japan]]}} ...

{{family name hatnote|[[Pang (surname)|Pang]]|lang=Chinese}} ...the 1931 [[Manchurian incident]], from capturing [[Linyi]] and converging with General [[Rensuke Isogai]]'s [[IJA 10th Division]] at [[Tai'erzhuang Distri ...

{{Short description|Traitor to the Han Chinese state}} {{Hatnote|Not to be confused with ''[[Guo Zhongshu#Han Jian|Han Jian]]'', the paleographic dictionary by Guo ...

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...golia]]. He was one of the leading figures in the resistance against [[Han Chinese|Han]] colonization of Mongolia. Unlike [[Gada Meiren|Ghada Meyiren]], he is ...led [[Qing dynasty]] (1644–1912) and intermarried with the [[Aisin Gioro]] imperial family. Jayisang's descendants ruled the Khorchin Left Wing Middle Banner ( ...

{{short description|Chinese politician and younger brother of Puyi}} ...rial_place = Nagayama Shrine, [[Shimonoseki]], [[Yamaguchi Prefecture]], [[Japan]]<br />Beijing, China ...

| image = External marquis Cường Để at Japan.jpg | caption = External marquis Cường Để at Japan. Picture was taken by [[Nguyễn Đắc Xuân]]. ...

| caption = Chinese troops in combat at Changde | result = Chinese defensive victory ...

| caption = Chinese field gun crew at Bailingmiao | result = Chinese victory ...

{{Short description|Chinese warlord and general (1887–1948)}} {{family name hatnote|[[Sun (surname)|Sun]]|lang=Chinese}} ...

{{Short description|Chinese Politician, Prime Minister of Manchukuo from 1935 to 1945}} {{about|the Chinese general|the Taiwanese politician|Chang Ching-hui}} ...

{{Short description|Chinese politician (1870-1940)}} {{family name hatnote|[[Gao (surname)|Gao]]|lang=Chinese}} ...

{{Short description|Chinese politician; first Premier of the Republic of China (1862–1938)}} {{family name hatnote|[[Táng (surname)|Tang]]|lang=Chinese}} ...

...|first=Hak Joo|isbn = 978-8917214338}}</ref> In 1904 he went to study in [[Japan]], and was greatly impressed by the [[Meiji Restoration]] reforms.{{Sfn|All ...Sfn|Allen|1990|p=789}} Ch'oe believed that this competition would only end with Korea ruling the world.{{Sfn|Allen|1990|p=790}} In a 1906 essay he wrote: < ...

{{Short description|Imperial Japanese puppet state in northern China from 1939 to 1945}} {{For|the Chinese folk tale|Lady Meng Jiang}} ...