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Records of Guanxi Region
The development of Guanxi area began in 1791, when Wei Agui of Zhuqian Village arrived the east side of Xinpu. This collection comprises land records, personal contracts, licenses, and allotment agreements among devisees of the Zhang family of Hudu Village, as well as relevant documents about Wei Agui’s offspring. It is a source for understanding the development of Guanxi area, especially the developing trace of the Zhang family, the uniqueness of Hakka written language, and the early interactions between the plain aborigines and the Han settlers. Besides, these documents are precious for studying women’s life from the late Qing to the early Japanese colonial period.
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* 2013/08/23 “Traveling in Time” Exhibition is opened on August 29th, 2013
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Institution of Taiwan History (ITH), the ITH and the Academia Sinica Digital Center have jointly organized the “Traveling in Time” Special ...
* 2013/06/17 A scrivener notary with an entrepreneurial mind-set: The Shun Chianghuai Collection is now available via the Taiwan Archival Information System
The newly released Shun Chianghuai Collection is one of our most interesting documentary collections in recent years. Shun Chianghuai (1907-2013) lived his life to the fullest. During the...
* 2013/05/24 Registration for using Taiwan Sotokufu Personnel Directory is no longer required in or out of Taiwan, welcome to use it!
Ever since Taiwan Sotokufu Personnel Directory was released in 2012, the feedback we have received from our users has been very positive. This Directory also has become an important referenc...
* 2013/03/27 Good news! The Reading Room will be open through lunch hour from April 1st onwards.
In order to provide our readers with a better service, our Historical Records Reading Room will be open through lunch hour from April 1st onwards. The opening hours will be from 9am to 5pm un...
* 2012/11/28 Image and Representation: Special Photo Collections of Taiwan during Japanese Colonial Era
The far-away Emperor of Japan learned about Taiwan, the empire’s very first colony, through written reports submitted by government officials as well as photography images, which not only concre...
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