1913 in Taiwan
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Events from the year 1913 in Taiwan, Empire of Japan.
Incumbents
[edit]Monarchy
[edit]Central government of Japan
[edit]- Prime Minister: Katsura Tarō (until 20 February), Yamamoto Gonnohyōe (from 20 February)
Taiwan
[edit]Events
[edit]- 25 January – Regular shipping routes between Keelung and Hualien Ports were opened; the Governor-General announced the "Taiwan Gunpowder Ban Rules", which came into effect on 1 February.[1][2]: 1274
- 10 February – The Governor-General announced the "Taiwan Industrial Combination Rules" and the "Taiwan Industrial Combination Rules Implementation Rules", which came into effect on 1 March.[2]: 1274
- 19 March – The renovation project of Wufeng Temple was completed, and Governor Sakuma Mata personally presided over the ceremony. (the monument was built on 24 October 1914.)[2]: 1274
- 21 March – About a hundred people of the Hehuan Mountain expedition and mountaineering team died due to snow and ice and were missing.[2]: 1274
- 23 March – A fire broke out at the Taipei Post Office, and all the office buildings were burned down.[2]: 1274
- 25 March – The Taiwan Medical Doctors Conference was held at Taipei Railway Hotel.[2]: 1274
- 31 March – According to the "Taiwan-wide Street Tree Planting Plan", the Governor-General of Taiwan listed street trees as acacia, eucalyptus, camphor, terminalia, sycamore, maple, cherry, poinciana, kohlrabi, and abo. Le et al., green tunnels have become a unique landscape of Taiwan's highways.[2]: 1274
Births
[edit]- 3 September – Henry Kao, politician, Mayor of Taipei (1954–1957, 1964–1972) and Ministry of Transportation and Communications (1927–1976).[3]
References
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Wikimedia Commons has media related to 1913 in Taiwan.
- ^ 呂芳上總策畫，朱文原、周美華、葉惠芬、高素蘭、陳曼華、歐素瑛編輯撰稿 (2012). 《中華民國建國百年大事記》. 台北: 國史館. ISBN 978-986-03-3586-6.
- ^ a b c d e f g 《臺灣總督府府報》〈府令第九十四號〉，1913年11月4日
- ^ Copper, John F. (2010). The A to Z of Taiwan (Republic of China). Rowman & Littlefield. p. 152. ISBN 9780810876446.
