User:Chad/Sandbox1: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Replaced content with "to be reappropriated") Tag: Replaced |
(Reappropriation) |
||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
to | {|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" width="100%" | ||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2 style="width:25px;"|№ | |||
!colspan=2 style="width:280px;"|President | |||
!colspan=3|Term of office | |||
!colspan=2|Selected | |||
|- | |||
!Portrait | |||
!width=180px|Name<br /><small>(Birth–Death)</small> | |||
!Took Office | |||
!Left Office | |||
!Time in Office | |||
![[Prime Minister of Huajiang|Prime Minister]] | |||
![[Congressional Premier of Huajiang|Congressional Premier]] | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|1 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|2 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Xu Shichang.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Xi Jing]]'''<br>徐晶<br><small>Xú Kīng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|September 28, 1902 | |||
|December 15, 1911 | |||
|{{age in years and days|28 September 1902|15 December 1911|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Rou Wen]]<br><small>柔温</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|3 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|4 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|5 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|6 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|7 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|8 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|9 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|10 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- | |||
!rowspan=2|11 | |||
|rowspan=2|[[File:Dr. Sun in London.jpg|90px]] | |||
|rowspan=2|'''[[Ye Desheng]]'''<br>葉德生<br><small>Yè Déshēng<br>(1846-1902; {{age in years|4 February 1846|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} years old) </small> | |||
|April 3, 1881 | |||
|21 December, 1902 | |||
|{{age in years and days|3 April 1881|21 September 1902|sep=and|duration=on}} | |||
|[[Xinjia Kuang]]<br><small>新家曠</small> | |||
|[[Yao Kai'ao]]<br><small>姚開翱</small> | |||
|- | |||
|colspan=6 align=left| {{small|Ye Desheng was the first [[President of Huajiang]] after the end of the [[Huajiangite Civil War]] following the [[Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang]] coterminous with the signing of the [[1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang]]. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of [[Deshengism]], which is still the philosophy of the [[Republican Party (Huajiang)|Republican Party]]. Ye Desheng later appointed [[Xi Jing]] to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the [[1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis]] which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself.}} | |||
|- |
Revision as of 19:38, 11 August 2019
№ | President | Term of office | Selected | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Portrait | Name (Birth–Death) |
Took Office | Left Office | Time in Office | Prime Minister | Congressional Premier | |
1 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
2 | Xi Jing 徐晶 Xú Kīng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
September 28, 1902 | December 15, 1911 | 9 years and 79 days | Rou Wen 柔温 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
3 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
4 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
5 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
6 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
7 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
8 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
9 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
10 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. | |||||||
11 | Ye Desheng 葉德生 Yè Déshēng (1846-1902; 56 years old) |
April 3, 1881 | 21 December, 1902 | 21 years and 172 days | Xinjia Kuang 新家曠 |
Yao Kai'ao 姚開翱 | |
Ye Desheng was the first President of Huajiang after the end of the Huajiangite Civil War following the Proclamation of the Repubnlic of Huajiang coterminous with the signing of the 1881 Constitution of the Republic of Huajiang. He was seen as the political figurehead of the revolution and was appointed the president. As the president, he set out to create a non-democratic republic under his ideas of Deshengism, which is still the philosophy of the Republican Party. Ye Desheng later appointed Xi Jing to serve as the next President. He was seen as a popular figure and the father of the modern Huajiangite State. Ye Desheng also created the 1882 Huajiang Foreign Crisis which caused Huajiang to cut itself off from other monarchist states and isolated itself. |