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Updated: June 4, 2025
Yang Tu, champion of neo-imperialists publisher famous pamphlet the pamphlet Yangtsze Valley, Japanese activities in Yuan Shih-kai the bailiff of the Powers his early life first emerges into public view in Seoul appointed Imperial Resident at Seoul leaves Korea in command of Hsaiochan camp refuses to depose Empress Tzu-Hsi appointed Governor of Shantung defeats the Boxers made Viceroy of Chihli reorganizes the army made Grand Councillor and President of the Board of Foreign Affairs made "Senior Guardian of the Heir Apparent" dismissed from Pekin appointed Viceroy of Hupeh and Hunan appointed President of Grand Council schemes for the abdication of the Manchu Dynasty attempted, assassination of commissioned to organize the Republic elected Provisional President takes oath of office negotiates the Reorganization loan negotiates and controls the great foreign loan suppresses the Southern rebellion elected full President unseats Radical members of Parliament entices Vice-President to Pekin position strengthened by death of Empress Lun Yi ruthless suppression of opposition brings out the Constitutional Compact promulgates the Presidential Succession law creates a "Palace of Generals" negotiates with Germany animosity of Japan his démenti of bribes the Japanese press his Dictatorship recognized by Japan the précis of Japanese Minister's coercive conversation reviewed in Black Dragon Society's Memorandum intrigues of his family he yields to advocates of monarchy invokes services of Yang-tu his interview with Gen.
We subsequently learnt with much satisfaction that the rebels, to the number of two or three hundred, on being turned aside by the storm, crossed the border into the province of Hunan, and there, after murdering an official, his women-folk and some servants, were surrounded in a swamp on the shores of the Tongting lake by Government troops and butchered to a man.
For though she died to save you, her deed will still be sung and extolled by my people when you are passed away, yea, even when the bell itself has crumbled into ruins." Far up in the mountains of the Province of Hunan in the central part of China, there once lived in a small village a rich gentleman who had only one child.
Others say her father was a shopkeeper at Ling-ling in Hunan. At her birth six hairs were found growing on the crown of her head, and the account says she never had any more, though the pictures represent her with a full head of hair. She elected to live on Yün-mu Ling, twenty li west of Tsêng-ch'êng Hsien.
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