Fengtien

It received the endorsement of Heilongjiang Military Governor Sun Liechen, a member of the Fengtian warlord clique, who informed the ministry that his garrison at Manzhouli had been carrying out its own on-the-spot negotiations with Semenov to retrieve the stolen funds.

Recounting the education reforms in a northern county from their beginning in 1904 to the collapse of the dynasty in 1931, she discusses such aspects as Fengtian Province and Haicheng County, administering the new education system, funding the new community schools, and establishing girls' schools.

Focusing on two areas with large concentrations of Korean settlers (Kando near the border with Korea and Fengtian in southern Manchuria), the author traces the formation of the private property and national membership systems in Manchuria.

His ministers were mainly loyalists of the old imperial dynasty, such as his first prime minister, Zheng Xiaoxu, and members of the Fengtian clique which had dominated Northeast China during the 1920s, including the Minister of Defence, Zhang Jinghui.

On the afternoon of March 15, a hotel bus took a busload of guests, including me, to a vintage Japanese-style house in front of TRA Fengtian Station in the neighboring Fengtian Village.

In the Qing dynasty and in Manchukuo it was known in Chinese as Fengtian [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] or Shengjing SSii.