Republic of China (Beiyang)

中華民國
Republic of China

Beikyang Government

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1912–1928

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Anthem
The Song to the Auspicious Cloud
卿雲歌

Monarchy:
Empire of China (warlord) (1915-16)

Capital

Beijing

Government

Republic

President

- 1912

Sun Yat-sen

- 1912-1916

Yuan Shi-kai

- 1916-1917

Li Yuanhong

- 1917-1918

Feng Guozhang

- 1918-1922

Xu Shichang

Premiers

- 1912

Tang Shaoyi

Legislature

National Assembly

History

- October 10, 1911

Xinhai Revolution

- January 1, 1912

Established

- March 11, 1912

Beiyang Government

- December 12, 1915

Monarchy briefly re-established

- July 29, 1926

Northern Expedition

- April 18, 1927

Nationalist rule from Nanjing

- December 29, 1928

Reunification

Area

11,077,380 km²

Population

- 1912

432,375,000

Density

39/km²

Currency

Chinese yuan

Qing Empire

China

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The Republic of China (1912-1928) was a state in East Asia, which was under the influence of various groups of warlords. By 1927 the Nationalist Government in Nanjing, had managed to establish control over most parts of the country and in 1928 the Beiyang Government recognized that fact and submitted to control of the Nationalist faction in the Chinese revolution.

President

Sun Yat-sen (₩) (January 1, 1912 - March 10, 1912)
Yuan Shi-kai (₩) (March 10, 1912 - June 6, 1916)
Li Yuanhong (₩) (June 6, 1916 - July 17, 1917)
Feng Guozhang (₩) (July 17, 1917 - October 10, 1918)
Xu Shichang (₩) (October 10, 1918 - June 2, 1922)

Premiers

Tang Shaoyi (₩) (March 13, 1912 - June 27, 1912)

Nation

China (Republic of China)

Republic of China

Republic of China: Taiwan (From 1949)
Republic of China (1945-1949)
Republic of China: Nationalist Government at Chungking (1937-1945)
Republic of China: Nationalist Government (1927-1937)

References

Country Studies: China (Library of Congress)
World Statesmen.org
Wikipedia