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 name¡G |
Cheng, Pu-Chan |
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sex¡G |
Male |
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anonymity¡G |
Tzu Kuei-Chiao, hao Tan-Chieh |
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date
of birth¡G |
1831 |
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date
of death¡G |
1879 |
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place
of birth¡G |
Magong City, Penghu County |
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place
of activity¡G |
Magong City, Penghu County |
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category¡G |
Historical figure (Chujen) |
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specialty¡G |
Poetry and literature, a gourmet |
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experience¡G |
1.Granted
the titles of Hsiutsai and Chujen; served as the
president of Wenshih Academy.
2.Built
tower on Ssuchiao Islet.
3.Reconstructed
Wenshih Academy, Tengying Tower, Wu Temple, Yungan
Bridge, and Chian Bridge (now Chungcheng Bridge)
etc.
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contribution¡G |
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Penghu had four Chujen, and Mr. Cheng Pu
Chan was one of them. He was from Magong Tungchia, and
grated the title of Chujen at the age of 22. Except
served as the president of Wenshih Academy, he
reconstructed Wenshih Academy, Tengying Tower, Wu
Temple, Yungan Bridge, and Chian Bridge etc. He also
established
Wenfeng Tower on SsuChiao Islet. There was once a stud
couplet wrote by him in Tungchia Peichi Hall, but now it
was gone already. |
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Chen, Chu-Ching