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Liu Mingchuan (September 7, 1836 - January 12, 1896), the word province three, the self-titled Dachinshan people, because of the sixth in line, the face of the palsy, known as Liu Liu six palsy, Hefei, Anhui (now FeiXi Dachinshan foothills) people. Hefei, Anhui Province (now Feixi Daxing Mountain foothills). He was a famous minister of the Qing Dynasty, the first governor of Taiwan Province, and one of the backbones of the foreign affairs faction.

In 1864, he was authorized as governor of Zhili. In the battle of Wuxi, led the middle Huai army captured more than 20,000 people below Huang Zilong of the Taiping army. Successively in Huangpi, Weixian, Shouguang and other places to defeat the Eastern Twist Army. Later, Li Hongzhang offered a plan to the Western Twist Army to the Yellow River, the Canal, the narrow strip of land between the Tujia River, the Ming army in the Western Twist Army is surrounded by a duel with the Western Twist Army, resulting in the Western Twist Army was completely destroyed. In 1884, he defeated the French fleet in Danshui and other places with his army by defeating the strong with the weak and the many with the few.

In 1885, he became the governor of Taiwan. During his tenure in Taiwan, a series of foreign affairs reforms such as training a new army, construction of railroads; open coal mines, the founding of telecommunications, postal reform, the development of shipping business, promote trade in Taiwan, the development of education, promoting the development of modern commerce and industry in Taiwan, Taiwan's defense is also increasingly consolidated. For the modernization of Taiwan laid a far-reaching foundation. Later, he was given the title of Minister of War and helped organize the naval affairs, and resigned in 1891. Its strategy and concept of Taiwan, later inherited by the Japanese rule of Taiwan Governor-General's Office, is to promote the modernization of Taiwan's pioneers, Taiwan's foreign affairs movement and the father of Taiwan's modernization of the father of the reputation. 1896 January 12 in Anhui LiuAn LiuXinWei died of illness. He was honored with the title of Crown Prince and posthumous title of Strong Su.

Cheng Chenggong

(Ming and Qing Dynasty military general, national hero)

Cheng Chenggong (1624.08.26-1662.06.23), real name Sen, also known as Fusong, the word Mingyan, Dagi. A native of Nan'an, Quanzhou, Fujian Province, he was a Han Chinese military man, a famous general against the Qing Dynasty and a national hero in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. His father Zheng Zhilong, his mother's name Tianchuan. Hongguang supervisor, because of the emperor Longwu gave the Ming dynasty national surname "Zhu", gave the name success, and the title of Zhongxiao Bo, the world called "Zheng give surname", "Zheng national surname", "" national surname", and also the emperor Longwu gave the Ming dynasty national surname "Zhu", gave the name success, and the title of Zhongxiao Bo. The state surname", but also because of the Yongli emperor sealed Yanping Wang, called "Zheng Yanping".

In 1645 (the second year of the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, the first year of Hongguang) the Qing army attacked Jiangnan, soon Zheng Zhilong surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, Tianchuan's in the chaos of the army; Zheng Chenggong led his father's old troops in the southeast coast of China to fight against the Qing Dynasty, became one of the main military forces of the late Southern Ming Dynasty, and once by the sea to raid and encircle the Qing Dynasty's Jiangning Province (the former Nanjing of the Ming Dynasty), but ultimately by the Qing Dynasty was repulsed by the Qing Army, only by virtue of the advantages of naval warfare, fixed in the island of Quanzhou, Xiamen and Kinmen. Xiamen and Kinmen. 1661 (18th year of the Shunzhi reign of the Qing Dynasty, 15th year of the Yongli reign) led an army across the Taiwan Strait, and in the following year defeated the Dutch East India Company's garrison in Dajian, Taiwan (in the present-day city of Tainan, Taiwan), recovering Taiwan and initiating Zheng's rule on Taiwan[1].

There is the Yanping Wangji (延平王集). After Zheng Chenggong's death, Taiwanese folk established temples to worship him one after another, with the Tainan Yanping County King Ancestral Hall being the most important.