October 10-18, 1911--Wuchang Uprising

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Jerry Asher
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October 10-18, 1911--Wuchang Uprising

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Post by Jerry Asher » 24 Dec 2015, 01:12

Can anyone ID what ship (s): A.) Governor flees aboard when convinced rebels have won? where did it go?
B) what foreign ship did the rebels attempt to take over to attack Changsha?
C) which gunboats and torpedo boats accompanied the Haiqi to Wuchang arriving on October 16th.
D.) were any gunboats posted at Juijiang, Nanjing, Zhejiang during this time frame?
E.) In addition to the German Belgravia, what ships evacuated people to Shanghai (a source say five ships).
F,) Finally during the contested battle of Nanjing/Zhejiang November 8th-December 3rd were any naval units present and or engaged?
Many thanks in advance--clearly I am obsessed---but I do enjoy it. (I'M not really lazy--am waiting for book in Chinese by Chen Shumin on History of Chinese Navy, Beijing 1993, and will find some to help me translate. Again thank you.

Jerry Asher
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Re: October 10-18, 1911--Wuchang Uprising

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Post by Jerry Asher » 24 Dec 2015, 02:51

Please excuse an error to C,) ship is Haiyung or Hairong --with Hairong seemingly the 21st Century preferred usage.


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