- Sa
Zhenbing KCMG (simplified Chinese: 萨镇冰;
traditional Chinese: 薩鎮冰; pinyin: Sà
Zhènbīng; Wade–Giles: Sah Chen-ping) (30
March 1859 – 10
April 1952) was...
- a
small amount of loan from the
United States of America. In 1911, Sa
Zhenbing became the
Minister of Navy of the
Great Qing. One of the new
ships delivered...
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Qirui Wang Daxie* Wang ****hen* Qian Nengxun* Gong Xinzhan* Jin
Yunpeng Sa
Zhenbing Yan ****qing*
Liang Shiyi Zhou Ziqi* Wang Chong***** Wang Zhengting* Zhang...
- 4521C. doi:10.1016/j.atmosenv.2010.07.057. Junyi, W., Haicheng, H., &
Zhenbing, T. (2019).
Research on
rapid qualitative detection of
antimony in pyrotechnic...
- the most
prominent of China's
naval units in the late Qing dynasty. Sa
Zhenbing (1859–1952),
naval officer of
Mongolian origin.
Zheng Xiaoxu,
Chinese statesman...
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Biguang In
office 15 July 1917 – 3
December 1919
Preceded by Sa
Zhenbing Succeeded by Sa
Zhenbing Personal details Born (1861-06-07)7 June 1861
Houguan County...
- Qian
Nengxun Gong
Xinzhan (acting) Jin
Yunpeng Yan ****qing (acting) Sa
Zhenbing (acting)
Liang Shiyi Zhou Ziqi (acting)
Preceded by Feng
Guozhang Succeeded...
- (acting) 1919 Gong
Xinzhan (acting) Jin
Yunpeng (acting) Jin
Yunpeng 1920 Sa
Zhenbing Jin
Yunpeng 1921 Yan ****qing (acting)
Liang Shiyi 1922 Yan ****qing (acting)...
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western classics into Chinese. Yan Fu (1854–1921),
scholar and
translator Sa
Zhenbing (1859–1952), high-ranking
naval officer of
Mongolian origin Zheng Xiaoxu...
- include:
Zhang Jing Lin Zexu Chen
Baochen Zheng Xiaoxu Shen
Baozhen Sa
Zhenbing Yan Fu Lin Shu Bing Xin Lu Yin Lin ****yin Lin
Juemin Wang Zhu Shu Chun...
