Chia-hsing

English thumb|Map including zh 嘉興 CHIA-HSING (KASHING) (Army Map Service AMS, 1953) Etymology From en cmn 嘉興 en cmn-wadegiles - romanization: Chia¹-hsing¹.Jiaxing, Wade-Giles romanization Chia-hsing, in Encyclopædia Britannica Proper noun 1 1 en Jiaxing. en https://archive.org/details/ladderofsuccessi0000ping/ March 22, 1869 Notes on a Journey from Ningpo to Shanghai Chr. T. Gardner Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society of London 181 https://archive.org/details/jstor-1798931/page/n12/ The province also shows a gradual and slow recovery to cultivation of the fertile lands of the province from the fearful desolation wrought by the rebels. In the prefecture of Chia-hsing, for instance, there were formerly more than a million souls; now there are hardly eighty thousand. en 1964 w:Ping-ti Ho The Ladder of Success in Imperial China https://archive.org/details/ladderofsuccessi0000ping/ Science Editions 62-10451 1205112112 19620060M 253 https://archive.org/details/ladderofsuccessi0000ping/page/253/ Moreover, while Hang-chou benefited greatly from immigration and Chia-hsing and Hu-chou either maintained or improved their academic success, the once dynamic area of Shao-hsiung and Ning-po suffered from considerable emigration and hence contributed significantly to the success of Hang-chou and especially other provinces. en 1986 Yu-shih Chen Realism and Allegory in the Early Fiction of Mao Dun Mao Tun https://archive.org/details/realismallegoryi00chen/ w:Indiana University Press 0-253-34950-8 84-48486 474937544 119 https://archive.org/details/realismallegoryi00chen/page/119/ Shih Hsün's first attempted suicide, for example, falls on the same day Wang Chung-chao goes to Chia-hsing to visit his ideal love (chapter 3); and Wang's return from Chia-hsing coincides with three events inside and outside of the revolutionary camp: the internal quarrel and disbandment of the "west-side" group as reported to him by Chang Ch'iu-liu, Chang Man-ch'ing's invitation to the debate in his "school" on where the next war will start, and the Jinan incident Tsinan Incident of May 3, 1928, in which Japanese soldiers murdered Chinese civilians in ShangtungShantung Province. en 1987 Betty Peh-T'i Wei Shanghai: Crucible of Modern China https://archive.org/details/shanghaicrucible0000weib/ w:Oxford University Press 0 19 585340 7 491274011 9587701M 263 https://archive.org/details/shanghaicrucible0000weib/page/263/ On 12 May, the PLA took Chia-hsing in Chekiang, on the Shanghai-Hangchow Railway, as well as P'ing-hu, a locally important town nearby. Translations Jiaxing References Anagrams en acghhiins Chiang-hsi