Lee Ching-sung

Lee Ching-sung

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Lee Ching-sung was the governor of Miaoli during the 1895 Japanese invasion of Taiwan, known for providing support to local militia leaders, including Wu Tang-hsing, in their efforts to resist Japanese control.

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Taiwan Taiwan: Lee Ching-sung was the governor of Taiwan Prefecture who supported Wu Tang-hsing's efforts during the Japanese invasion. 5

Hsu Hsiang Liu Yung Fu Wu Tang Hsing Chiang Shao Tzu Lee Chuan Hsiao San Fa Chien Ching Hua Hsueh Yun Feng Lin Cheng Hui
Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Taiwan in Time: The last ‘Hakka musketeer’

Taiwan Taiwan: Lee Ching-sung was the governor who was asked by Wu for reinforcements during the conflict. 5

Sukenori Kabayama Hirobumi Ito Nobunari Yamane Kitashirakawa Yoshihisa Wu Tang Hsing Yang Zai Yun Lee Chuan Liu Yung Fu Wu Peng Nian Lee Wei Yi Hsu Hsiang Chang Chao Lin Chiu Kuo Lin Hsueh Yun Feng
Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Taiwan in Time: The Hakka-Japanese showdown at Jianbishan

Taiwan Taiwan: Lee Ching-sung was the Taiwan Prefecture governor who ordered support for the resistance fighters. 7

Wu Tang Hsing Tang Ching Sung Chiu Feng Chia Hsu Hsiang Chiang Shao Tzu Hu Chia Yu Chiu Kuo Lin Wu Chen Kuang Lin Chao Tung Hsieh Tien Te Fu Te Sheng Lee Chuan Huang Nan Chiu
Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Taiwan in Time: The Hakka defenders of Hsinchu