- Mao
Junfa (Chinese: 毛军发; born
August 1965) is a
Chinese engineer and academic. He is a
professor of
engineering at
Shanghai Jiao Tong
University (SJTU)...
- (simplified Chinese: 直隶系军阀;
traditional Chinese: 直隸系軍閥; pinyin: Zhílì xì
jūnfá) was a
military faction that
split from the
Republic of China's Beiyang...
-
warlord factions known as the
Beiyang Clique (Chinese: 北洋軍閥; pinyin: Běiyáng
Jūnfá),
ushered in a
period of
regional division. The
Beiyang Army had its origins...
- Xuejun; Kawamoto, Keisuke; Kenmoku, Munehiro; Chu, Jae Hwan; Liu, Wei; Mao,
Junfa; Ueno, Kazuyoshi; Banerjee,
Kaustav (2018). "On-chip intercalated-graphene...
-
World War I the New
Culture Movement leader Chen
Duxiu introduced the term
Junfa (軍閥),
taken from the ****anese gunbatsu. It was not
widely used
until the...
- were changed."
During the
First World War, the term
appeared in
China as
Junfa (軍閥),
taken from the ****anese gunbatsu. It was not
widely used
until the...
- The
Fengtian clique (Chinese: 奉系军阀; pinyin: Fèngxì
Jūnfá; Wade–Giles: Feng-hsi Chün-fa) was the
faction that
supported warlord Zhang Zuolin during China's...
- all-time low, with
southerners openly disparaging provincial governors as
junfa (warlords). With his
monarchist leanings and
strong base in conservative...
-
protection of
their princes, and
internal security within their states.
Chinese Junfas during the
Warlord Era
following the
death of Yuan
Shikai in 1916. The Royal...
-
Choon Huat (simplified Chinese: 吴浚发;
traditional Chinese: 吳浚發; pinyin: Wú
Jùnfā; born 14
December 1990) is a
Singaporean former cyclist, who
competed as...
