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| rdfs:comment | - Yuan Shikai (Wade-Giles spelling: Yuan Shih-kai; ; 16 September 1859 – 6 June 1916) was an important Chinese general and politician, famous for his influence during the late Qing Dynasty, his role in the events leading up to the abdication of the last Qing Emperor of China, his autocratic rule as the first official President of the Republic of China, and his short-lived attempt to restore monarchy in China, with himself as the Hongxian Emperor (), the "Great Emperor of China."
- Su nombre de cortesía zì (字) fue Weiting (慰亭, a veces escrito también como 慰廷 o 尉亭). Su seudónimo hào (號) fue Rong'an (容庵). Nació en la ciudad de Zhangying, en la provincia de Henan. Destacó en la Primera Guerra Sino-japonesa en la que participó como comandante de las fuerzas chinas estacionadas en Corea. En 1902, la emperatriz Cixi le nombró Ministro de Beiyang, zona que comprendía las actuales provincias de Hebei, Liaoning y Shandong.
- Yuan Shikai was a human male military officer, originally serving in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army and later defecting to the Alliance to Restore the Republic. He went on to serve as a general in the New Republic Army, and the army of the following Galactic Federation of Free Alliances. Born to a wealthy upper class family on the Outer Rim Territories planet of Qalydon, Yuan was raised during the Clone Wars and the Great Jedi Purge. Early on, Yuan developed an interest in politics and military arts, going to a military school at one point. He supported the Empire initially, prompting him to join, but rejected it after being left for dead following a mission. That was when he defected to the Alliance.
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| death place | - Beijing, Republic of China
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| Affiliation | - *Galactic Empire
*Alliance to Restore the Republic
*New Republic
*Galactic Federation of Free Alliances
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| Spouse | - Lady Guo, concubine
- Lady Kim, concubine
- Lady Lee, concubine
- Lady Liu, concubine
- Lady O, concubine
- Lady Shen, concubine
- Lady Yang, concubine
- Lady Ye, concubine
- Lady Zhang, concubine
- Yu Yishang
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| Name | - Yuan Shikai
- The Fight for the Republic in China by Bertram Lenox Simpson
- 袁世凱
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| Caption | - Yuan Shikai as an Emperor
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| W | - Hsiang4-ch'eng2
- Hung4-hsien2 Huang4-ti2
- Jung2-an1
- Kung1-pao3
- Wei4-t'ing2
- Yüan2 Shih4-kai3
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| Birth Place | - Xiangcheng, Henan, Qing Empire
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| Term | - 1901
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| Header | - Funeral procession of Yuan Shikai in Beijing
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| Years | - 1901
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- Hóngxiàn
- Hóngxiàn Huángdì
- Róng'ān
- Wèitíng
- Xiàngchéng
- Yuán Shìkǎi
- Zhōnghuá Dìguó Dà Huángdì
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| Spouses | - Lady Guo, concubine
- Lady Kim, concubine
- Lady Lee, concubine
- Lady Liu, concubine
- Lady O, concubine
- Lady Shen, concubine
- Lady Yang, concubine
- Lady Ye, concubine
- Lady Zhang, concubine
- Yu Yishang
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| abstract | - Yuan Shikai was a human male military officer, originally serving in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army and later defecting to the Alliance to Restore the Republic. He went on to serve as a general in the New Republic Army, and the army of the following Galactic Federation of Free Alliances. Born to a wealthy upper class family on the Outer Rim Territories planet of Qalydon, Yuan was raised during the Clone Wars and the Great Jedi Purge. Early on, Yuan developed an interest in politics and military arts, going to a military school at one point. He supported the Empire initially, prompting him to join, but rejected it after being left for dead following a mission. That was when he defected to the Alliance. Yuan was known to be a skilled tactician and strategist, and was a lethal shot while serving as an enlisted Imperial Army trooper and later a Rebel trooper. He was also somewhat a philosopher, writing a book on the art of war, the Book of Four Circles. Noted for having an ambitious personality, it drove Yuan to becoming a senior general in the New Republic and later a politician. Yuan was also known to have had an overinflated image of himself, making way for pride and arrogance. That caused some people to not like him, especially politicians and other superiors, along with the fact that he was a former Imperial. During the Yuuzhan Vong War, Yuan developed a hatred for the Yuuzhan Vong.
- Su nombre de cortesía zì (字) fue Weiting (慰亭, a veces escrito también como 慰廷 o 尉亭). Su seudónimo hào (號) fue Rong'an (容庵). Nació en la ciudad de Zhangying, en la provincia de Henan. Destacó en la Primera Guerra Sino-japonesa en la que participó como comandante de las fuerzas chinas estacionadas en Corea. En 1902, la emperatriz Cixi le nombró Ministro de Beiyang, zona que comprendía las actuales provincias de Hebei, Liaoning y Shandong. Se convirtió en Presidente de la República de China en el año 1912, tras negociar con Sun Yat-sen, e impuso un gobierno de corte autoritario, llegando a autoproclamarse emperador el 12 de diciembre de 1915, con el nombre de reinado de Hongxian ("Abundancia constitucional"). El nuevo Emperador era padre de tres hijos, de los cuales sólo el primogénito, el príncipe Yuan Keding, gozaba de la consideración de su padre, pero debido a un accidente había quedado inválido. El Emperador no tenía en especial estima a los otros dos, los príncipes Yuan Kewen y Yuan Keliang, a los que consideraba como "un falso erudito" y "un bandido" respectivamente. Enfrentado a una fuerte oposición, que no aceptaba la restauración de un régimen monárquico, se vio obligado a abandonar el trono el 22 de marzo de 1916, aunque conservó el cargo de Presidente. Murió de una afección renal unos meses después.
- Yuan Shikai (Wade-Giles spelling: Yuan Shih-kai; ; 16 September 1859 – 6 June 1916) was an important Chinese general and politician, famous for his influence during the late Qing Dynasty, his role in the events leading up to the abdication of the last Qing Emperor of China, his autocratic rule as the first official President of the Republic of China, and his short-lived attempt to restore monarchy in China, with himself as the Hongxian Emperor (), the "Great Emperor of China."
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