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1. Juli 2013 · With the aid of Li Hongzhang (1823-1901), Feng was finally able to take back his hometown of Suzhou from the Taiping Rebels. Li immediately made Feng his top advisor, and began promoting and enacting many of Feng’s ideas on self-strengthening from Dissenting Views from a Hut near Bin.
Photo from an album (UoB reference He03) kept in the School of Oriental and African Studies Archives, London (SOAS reference PP MS 82/14). Li Hongzhang (Li Hung-chang; Li Huang Chang) (1823-1901). Li, a high-ranking official of the late-Qing, played a seminal role in promoting the modernisation of China in the late nineteenth century.
Vor 5 Tagen · "Li Hongzhang" published on by null. (1823–1901)Chinese statesman. He formed the regional Anhui army to help suppress the Taiping Rebellion. In 1870 he became governor‐general of Zhili (or Chihli) and High Commissioner for the Norther ...
6. März 2024 · Li Hongzhang and Jules Patenotre after signing the Li-Patenotre Treaty.jpg 600 × 417; 113 KB Li Hongzhang and Ulysses S Grant.jpg 1,045 × 805; 190 KB Li Hongzhang Signature (Kao).png 550 × 1,100; 9 KB
Li Hongzhang (Li Hung-chang; Li Huang Chang) (1823-1901). Li Hongzhang, a high-ranking official of the late-Qing, played a seminal role in promoting the modernisation of China in the late nineteenth century. Portrait photograph by James Russell and Sons, Baker Street, London, taken during Li's visit to England in August 1896. This photograph was reproduced in a supplement to 'The Illustrated ...
Li Hongzhang (李鸿章) (1823-1901), originally named Zhang Tong, was a prominent figure in late Qing Dynasty China. He was a native of Hefei, Anhui province, and is widely recognized as a statesman, diplomat, and military leader. Known by various titles and honorifics, he was commonly referred to as
Li Hongzhang 1823–1901. Li Hongzhang, a Chinese scholar-official, military leader, diplomat, and statesman, was born on February 15, 1823, in a village near Hefei Anhui Province. In 1844, he traveled to Beijing to study intensively under the direction of Zeng Guofan (1811–1872), his patron and mentor.
