With the Empress Dowager of China · Character
Kang-Yu-Wei
A reformer mentioned critically in the narrative, associated with political events.
minor
Also known as the so-called reformer Kang-Yu-Wei
First appearance: i my presentation and first day at the chinese court
Kang-Yu-Wei shows up with force in VIII: His Majesty the Emperor Kwang-Hsu. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as the reformer whose actions led to the coup d'état of 1898, which halted the Emperor's reform efforts.
Kang-Yu-Wei first appears in 0003 i my presentation and first day at the chinese court.
In VIII: His Majesty the Emperor Kwang-Hsu: Mentioned as the reformer whose actions led to the coup d'état of 1898, which halted the Emperor's reform efforts.
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See Kang-Yu-Wei in i my presentation and first day at the chinese court