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name¡G |
Chang, Chi-Feng |
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sex¡G |
Male | |
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Date of birth unknown during Chi Kang Hsi years | |
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date of death¡G |
Date of death unknown | |
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place of birth ¡G |
Chihkan Village, Baisha Township, Penghu County | |
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place of activity¡G |
Penghu County¡BBaisha Township, Taiwan, Fujian | |
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category¡G |
Historical figure | |
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specialty¡G |
Literary and military | |
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experience¡G |
Bestowal of the title of General HuaiYuan, General of Marin Barracks of Fujian TongShan | |
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contribution¡G |
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| As the eldest grandson of Penghu legendary figure, Chang Pai Wan, Chang was loyal and trustworthy. He had the courage when facing difficulties. After renounced the pen for the sword, he was initially as a general. In Kang His 60¡]1721¡^, he contributed to pacify Taiwan Chu Yi Kuei and had the bestowal of the title of General HuaiYuan by an imperial mandate in Yung Cheng 1st. He was a third grade military officer and the bestowal was traced back to his father and grand father. After he accomplished both success and fame, he came back to his hometown and raised flags to offer sacrifices to ancestors. He finished the building of ancestors¡¦ temple and hung the imperial medal and imperial edict given by the emperor in the ancestors¡¦ temple. Then he was promoted to continually to the General of Marin Barracks of Fujian Tongshan and settled down in Xiamen since he was an official in Tongshan. He was buried in Kulang Islet and Changs clique stayed in Fujian henceforward. |
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