Dakekan

English Etymology From en cmn 大嵙崁. Pronunciation dä′kŭ′kän′ en Da ke kan Proper noun en historical en Daxi (a district of Taoyuan, Taiwan). en March 26, 1890 March 25, 1890 FROM THE ORIENT. Death of a Missionary Bishop–The Formosan Campaign. Sacramento Daily Record-Union LXXIX !28 (12,117) https://archive.org/details/sacramento-daily-record-union-1890-03-26/ Sacramento San Francisco 1 https://archive.org/details/sacramento-daily-record-union-1890-03-26/ 7 The Shen Pao of February 10th says that the Formosan savages of Ta k’o k’an, alarmed by the progress of General Wu, have proffered their submission and given up the notorious chief Niu-ming-loa-wal, who was executed at the capital on January 17th. on en 1982 Stevan Harrell Ploughshare Village: Culture and Context in Taiwan zh 犁舌尾 https://archive.org/details/ploughsharevilla0000harr/ w:University of Washington Press 0-295-95946-0 82-8333 8452134 21, 215 https://archive.org/details/ploughsharevilla0000harr/page/21/ The most important camphor center in North Taiwan was at Dakekan (later Daxi), which was reported to have over 20,000 camphor stills in 1870–Sanxia had about 150 (Wang 1976, p. 75). Dakekan (M) zh 大嵙崁 en 1990 June Stevan Harrell From Xiedou to Yijun, the Decline of Ethnicity in Northern Taiwan, 1885–1895 Late Imperial China https://web.archive.org/web/20180602172709/https://muse.jhu.edu/article/398379 11 1 Johns Hopkins University Press 10.1353/late.1990.0009 99–127 The main column, under the personal command of MajorGeneral Yamane, advanced, on the morning of the 22nd [July 1985] from Tohokam [Dakekan, now Daxi] to the vicinity of a village about five miles from Sankakeng. en November 2015 Wen-Liang Li<t:zh 李文良> From China to Japan: Dakekan Local Society in 1895<t:zh 一八九五年臺灣政權轉換之際的大嵙崁社會> Historical Taiwan: Journal of the National Museum of Taiwan History https://web.archive.org/web/20260923110118/https://file.moc.gov.tw/Download.ashx?n=MDA1XzE4OTXlubToh7rngaPmlL%2FmrIrovYnmj5vkuYvpmpvnmoTlpKfltZnltIHnpL7mnIPiipnmnY7mlofoia8ucGRm&u=LzAwMS9VcGxvYWQvNTI4L3JlbGZpbGUvMTQ3MDkvMjAzMDc0LzEzOTAyNWM0LWY4NzctNDc5My1hOGY5LWI1YzIzMDE2MTAwMi5wZGY%3D 10 https://file.moc.gov.tw/Download.ashx?n=MDA1XzE4OTXlubToh7rngaPmlL%2FmrIrovYnmj5vkuYvpmpvnmoTlpKfltZnltIHnpL7mnIPiipnmnY7mlofoia8ucGRm&u=LzAwMS9VcGxvYWQvNTI4L3JlbGZpbGUvMTQ3MDkvMjAzMDc0LzEzOTAyNWM0LWY4NzctNDc5My1hOGY5LWI1YzIzMDE2MTAwMi5wZGY%3D 005, 030 This paper analyzes the operation of local society of Dakekan (Daxi, Taoyuan City) and its interaction with the rest of the world when Meiji Japan took over the sovereignty of Taiwan from Qing China. zh:zh 論文旨在重建1895年清日臺灣統治政權轉換之際，大嵙崁（今桃園市大溪）地方的社會運作，及其與外部世界的互動變化過程， en 2019 Kirsten L. Ziomek Introduction Lost Histories: Recovering the Lives of Japan's Colonial Peoples Harvard East Asian Monographs 418 Harvard University Asia Center 9780674237278 2018034043 10.2307/j.ctvrs90g1.8 j.ctvrs90g1.8 1 https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctvrs90g1.8 Nakano Chūzō had wandered deep into the forests of Taiwan’s mountains when he unwittingly entered what was known as the barbarian settlement of Dakekan, where a group of indigenous Atayal people lived. en n.d. Daxi District: The Garden City of Culture Taoyuan City Government https://web.archive.org/web/20250717052236/https://eng.tycg.gov.tw/cp.aspx?n=960 About Taoyuan Nomination：Daxi was renamed ”Dagusian” by Atayal. It was also renamed “Dagukan” by immigrants of Zhangzhou. Then, it was nominated “Dakekan” because of Mr. Li Teng-Fang who was a successful candidate in the imperial examination. Finally, “Daxi” was the official name in 1920.Geographical environments：During Daoguang and Guangxu regimes of Qing Dynasty, the Dahan river and Tamsui river were converged together, therefore many sailboats and junks could sail from Tamsui to Dakekan. Synonyms from Japanese historical en Taikokan