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	Wushe Incident - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The "Wùshè Incident" (Japanese: 霧社事件 Musha Jiken) was the biggest and the last rebellion against Japanese colonial forces in Taiwan, resulting in the massacre of the Taiwanese aborigine group, Atayal in 1930.
		A prelude to the incident began on October 7, 1930.
		The Wushe area, where the rebellion occurred, was supposed to be an example of successful implementation of Japanese native policy, an over-all well constructed cohabitation.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wushe_Uprising (597 words)

	History of Taiwan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The last major Aboriginal rebellion, the Wushe Uprising in late 1930 by the Sediq people, angry over their treatment laboring in the burdensome job of camphor extraction, launched the last headhunting party in which over 150 Japanese officials were killed and beheaded during the opening ceremonies of a school.
		Anti-mainlander violence flared on February 28, 1947, prompted by an incident in which a cigarette seller was injured and a passerby was shot to death by Nationalist authorities.
		In 1995 a monument was dedicated to the victims of the "2-28 Incident", and for the first time the ROC President Lee Teng-hui publicly apologized for the Nationalists' brutality.
	factsite.co.uk /en/wikipedia/h/hi/history_of_taiwan.html (3116 words)

	Wushe Incident (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The "Wushe Incident" (Japanese: 霧社事件 Musha Jiken) was the biggest and the last rebellion against Japanese colonial forces in Taiwan, resulting in the massacre of the Taiwanese aborigine group, Atayal in 1930.
		The remaining rebel suvivors were relocated to small reservations and forced to live under strict supervision by the police.
		The Wushe area, where the rebellion occurred, was supposed to be an example of successful implementation of Japanese native policy, an all out well construed cohabitation.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Wushe_Uprising (589 words)

	Taipei Times - archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The incident, in which Aboriginal people on the island violently protested against Japanese colonial rule, is also known as the Paran Incident, after the name of the Wushe area in the local Aboriginal tongue.
		Occurring in 1930, the Wushe Incident has been portrayed ever since the KMT regime withdrew to Taiwan in 1949 as a righteous case of Taiwan residents resisting the yoke of their colonial masters.
		The incident was triggered by oppression by Japanese: the snatching of lands from indigenous people, the enslavement of Aboriginal men, and the mistreatment of their women.
	www.taipeitimes.com /News/local/archives/2000/10/27/58828/wiki (1634 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Wushe is very famous for its location in the administrative center of Renai Township and it is an important axis of transportation.
		(Wushe Incident is a historic event when the aboriginals fought against the Japanese rule.) Renai Township has vowed to rectify its name on 1, Oct., 2003 in order to faithfully change its name back to "Wushe", record the history and further develop the village affairs in the long term.
		The 15 villages belonging to Renai Township are going to be named in aboriginal languages to reassure the aboriginal characteristics and to commemorate the hard-working aboriginal ancestors for their cultivation of this area.
	www.renai.gov.tw /en/about/renaitown.htm (152 words)

	Wushe Incident (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The "Wushe Incident" (Japanese: Musha Jiken) was a massacre of Taiwanese Aborigines by Japanese colonialists on October 27, 1930 in Taiwan.
		The incident started at a sporting event that was being held at the Wushe Primary School.
		Before dawn the Atayal Chief Rudao Bai had assembled a group of 300 braves and coordinated raids on the police outposts, the postal stations and other colonial Japanese offices.
	pedia.newsfilter.co.uk /wikipedia/w/wu/wushe_incident.html (197 words)

	Voices from a Buried History-- The Takasago Volunteers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Wushe Incident is considered one the main reasons that the Japanese decided to recruit the Takasago Volunteers.
		After the Wushe Incident, the Japanese had a high regard for the aborigines' combat skills in the forested mountains.
		Another factor was that in the wake of Pearl Harbor, there were only limited numbers of fit, potential conscripts left in Japan, and with the expansion of the Japanese lines from the Pacific to Southeast Asia, the tough, hardworking aboriginal youths, with their knack for fighting in forested mountain terrain, naturally became a priority consideration.
	www.taiwaninfo.org /info/sinorama/en/1999/199903/803078e5.html (459 words)

	The Wushe Incident
		Although the roots of the Wushe Incident of 1930 stretch back to the earliest days of Hoklo migration and beyond, the immediately preceding days provided the climate for harvest.
		Wushe had been promoted as a model Japanese mountain village after the suppression of the Atayal in 1915.
		For the victims' families and for the inhabitants of Wushe there could only be grief after the events of 27 October 1930.
	takaoclub.com /monaludao/wusheincident.htm (619 words)

	History of Taiwan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		During the immediate postwar period, the Nationalist Chinese Kuomintang (KMT) administration on Taiwan was repressive and corrupt, leading to local discontent.Anti-mainlander violence flared on February 28, 1947, prompted by an incident in which a cigarette seller was injured and a passerby was shot to death by Nationalistauthorities.
		For several weeks after the February 28 Incident therebels held control of much of the island.
		From the 1930s onward a civil war was underway in China between Chiang Kai-shek's ROCgovernment and the Communist Party of China led by Mao Zedong.
	www.therfcc.org /history-of-taiwan-36340.html (2978 words)

	Taiwan Public Television Service Online
		Wushe, located in Nan-tou county, the central part of Taiwan, had been promoted as the model Japanese mountain village after the suppression of the Atayal in 1915, was an ideal base for travel and for the control of the mountain areas.
		Biho Walis, adopted son of Mona Rudao and the later co-founder of Wu-she Incident which occurred in 1930, was the significant character according to the Sedeq's tradition, who believed to be the very defect fabric ever created by God since his childhood.
		Dana Sakura, the first ever drama series featured the Wushe Incident after its occurrence, intends to depict the most known milestoned history throughout Taiwan during the period of Japanese occupation, from a more historical perspective to portray the then-stories of Atayal indigenous people in every different aspect of life.
	eng.pts.org.tw /detail.php?XHAENO=19 (480 words)

	Seediq saga dramatizes importance of dignity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The movie, whose screenplay was written by Wei himself, tells the heart-rending but highly inspirational story of the heroic 1930 Wushe Uprising of the Seediq people, led by their chief, 48-year-old Mona Rudao, in the mountainous region of Taiwan's Nantou County against the Japanese colonialists of that time.
		The specific chain of events that touched off the uprising, launched by more than 300 Seediq braves on Oct. 27, 1930 in the mountain village of Wushe, are in themselves relatively inconsequential within the overall context of the degradation of their dignity and freedom perpetrated over the previous decades.
		Until only a decade ago, nearly all Chinese-language accounts of the Wushe Uprising published since the Japanese withdrew from Taiwan have tended to use this chapter of history to inveigh against foreign powers' humiliation of the ROC, painting the Seediq rebels as patriotic ROC citizens.
	publish.gio.gov.tw /FCJ/past/05050651.html (929 words)

	Aboriginal hero honored on new coin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Mona Rudao, one of the leaders of the Wushe Incident during the Japanese occupation, will become the first Aboriginal figure ever to appear on local currency.
		The Aborigines living in Wushe were expelled from their home territories after the Wushe Incident and it was not until the Kuomintang government took over the island that the name of Mona Rudao and his tribesmen was remembered.
		In addition to the Wushe hero, traditional boats used by the Ami tribe will also be featured on the other side of the new NT$20 coin, according to Wu Shaw-chii, director-general of the Central Bank's Issue Department.
	www.taiwanheadlines.com /20010412/20010412b2.html (406 words)

	History of Taiwan - TheBestLinks.com - Bill Clinton, People's Republic of China, History of China, Chiang Kai-shek, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The uprising, led by Mona Rudao was crushed by 2000 to 3000 Japanese troops and Aboriginal auxiliaries.
		Because of the unexpected attempt on the President's life, the results of the election are being disputed by KMT leader Lien Chan, who claims that Chen and the DPP won "sympathy votes", even after a recount.
		There were irregularities in the incident, some of which were still not resolved even after further investigations by renowned forensic scientists.
	www.thebestlinks.com /History_of_Taiwan.html (3321 words)

	Taipei Times - archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		As the guests and police chiefs gathered in the field, a band of Seediq Aborigines, with white hoods around their heads and broadswords in their hands, rushed in from all directions shouting, "Spare no Japanese!" And one by one, the Japanese were laid low by the Aborigines' swords and arrows.
		For many Taiwanese, the incident is a well-known story which is taught in school history text books.
		Seventy-three years after the incident, the story will finally be brought to the silver screen.
	www.taipeitimes.com /News/feat/archives/2004/01/03/2003086250/print (1002 words)

	eTaiwanNews.com/From autonomy to subjugation: Taiwan Aborigine struggles during the (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Mona Rudao was a Taiya tribesman of the Sedeq sub-tribe in the Wushe region of present-day Nantou County.
		After the Takuanshan Incident, the Japanese police deployed strong armed forces and actively carried out "group relocation," forcing Bunung village communities to vacate their former high-mountain habitats and move within security cordons to facilitate control of them.
		After the Wushe Incident, the Japanese investigated its causes and subsequently adopted a policy toward the Taiya people of selective suppression balanced by benign pacification.
	www.etaiwannews.com /History/2001/11/05/1004927910.htm (1450 words)

	Wushe pharmacy Incident
		The "Wushe Incident" (Japanese: 霧社事件 pharmacy pharmacy Musha Jiken) was the biggest pharmacy and the last rebellion against Japanese colonial pharmacy forces in Taiwan, resulting in the massacre pharmacy of the Taiwanese aborigine pharmacy group, pharmacy Atayal pharmacy in 1930.
		The remaining rebel pharmacy suvivors were relocated to small reservations pharmacy and forced to live under strict supervision by the police.
		The Wushe area, where pharmacy the rebellion occurred, was supposed to be an example pharmacy of successful implementation of Japanese native policy, an all out well construed cohabitation.
	www.onlinepharmacy-now.com /site135/Wu/Wushe_Uprising.html (631 words)

	Michael Rudolph
		As with the attidudes concerning the headhunting past of the Taroko, the conceptions of origin often formed a contrast to the convictions of the elites: only a few villagers were inclined to regard on themselves as 'Austronesians', that is as members of peoples who were totally different from the Han.
		References that hint at an historical interest in headhunting can be found in newspaper commentaries on the occasion of the 65th commemoration day of the Wushe incident in 1995 (the first big commemoration festival was held in 1990).
		Several authors here discuss the question of whether the Wushe incident was really an expression of anti-Japanese opposition by China-loyal Aborigines, as it had been described by the KMT, or whether it rather expressed the desire of the more or less japanized Atayal to revitalize headhunting after this practice had been prohibited in 1914.
	www.taiwanfirstnations.org /mult.html (8101 words)

	Teng Hsiang-yang: Self-made ethnographer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		His grandfather and grandmother were survivors of the Wushe Incident, but they had always been unwilling to talk about the past.
		In connection with the plan of the Japanese colonial authorities to pacify the "barbarians," Yawai was married off in 1912 to Sazuka Narusuke, the top-ranking police official in Wushe.
		Unfortunately for Yawai, the Wushe Incident of 1930 put people from mixed marriages like hers in a complex predicament.
	www.taiwanheadlines.com /20000313/20000307f3.html (1900 words)

	Wushe Uprising
		Some 216 Aboriginal people were killed in a massacre following the Wushe Incident.
		This anniversary is different, however, in that indigenous people themselves are conspicuous by their efforts to participate in the discussion and review history from their perspectives.
		They agree that a transformation of education, putting more emphasis on the culture and history of the tribes, is vital for the self-identity of indigenous people and awareness of their own rights as a counter weight to "Han chauvinism."
	www.taiwanfirstnations.org /Wushe.html (1549 words)

	Mailgate: soc.culture.china: Re: Japanese still whitewash their own execrable history in school textbooks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		His comments angered Chin, who has led a number of protests against the trip, and PFP legislators, with whom Tu engaged in a shouting match in the legislature on Thursday.
		The Wushe Incident occurred in 1930 when over 300 Aboriginals violently protested against Japanese colonial rule.
		In the Mutanse Incident of 1874 -- which took place before the Japanese colonial era began in 1895 -- Japan took punitive action against Aboriginals over the murder of Okinawan sailors.
	mailgate.supereva.it /soc/soc.culture.china/msg296084.html (517 words)

	Miniseries to dramatize Aboriginal uprising against Japanese rule (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The drama series is based on the Wushe Incident and the Tayal-Sediq hero Mona-Rudao.
		The program centers around what is known as the Wushe Incident, in which Mona-Rudao, a leader of the Tayal-Sediq communities around the mountains of Wushe in Nantou County, led an uprising against Japanese occupation in 1930.
		The television play is based on a novel by Teng Hsian-yang, a historian and writer from Nantou County who befriended the Tayal-Sediq people and sought to bring the story of Mona-Rudao and the Wushe Incident alive to the public.
	www.taiwanheadlines.gov.tw /20030103/20030103s3.html (320 words)

	MAR \| Data \| Assessment for Aboriginal Taiwanese in Taiwan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The central tribal peoples were especially resistant to Japanese control and periodically staged serious uprisings.
		One of the more violent episodes, the Wushe Incident, occurred in 1930; more than 1,300 people were killed with many more dying due to draconian repressive measures.
		The tribal peoples of the eastern coastal regions lived a much more settled existence and were left relatively undisturbed.
	www.cidcm.umd.edu /inscr/mar/assessment.asp?groupId=71301 (815 words)

	Who is Xiang Yang
		a narrative poem about the l930 Wushe incident, when Atayal tribespeople in the small mountain village of Wushe took up arms against the Japanese colonial rulers.
		What sparked the Wushe uprising was essentially a misunderstanding.
		Wushe, the eyes and hands of the Atayal were waiting
	www.angelfire.com /hi/Xiangyang/aboutb.html (3196 words)

	The American governance of the Philippines
		In Taiwan there was a large scale uprising called the Wushe incident by Takasagos, uncivilized and ferocios tribe, in October of 1930.
		The dead persons of the government side reached 52 including local tribe, and the dead persons of rebel tribe were more than 800.
		It is said that the roots of incident were heavy labors for construction work such as a road, a bridge, a waterway, and old grudge for the subjugation.
	www5b.biglobe.ne.jp /~korea-su/korea-su/e.korea/korea-problem/The_American_governance_of_the_Philippines.html (3734 words)

	Background Two
		In recognition of his intelligence and mindful that he was the first son of a comparatively important chief, the Japanese arranged for Mona Rudao to visit Japan in 1910, where his linguistic ability must have enabled him to communicate freely with the people.
		While Mona Rudao was away in Japan the Wushe Affair of 1910 took place.
		There had been many recent incidents to incite the Atayal against the Japanese but the fundamentals remained the same.
	takaoclub.com /monaludao/background2.htm (938 words)

	eTaiwanNews.com/TV series to feature prisoner's story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In the past three years, the CCA has sponsored two other television dramas: "Cold Nights," adapted from Lee Chiao's (李喬) novel which recounts the migration of the Hakka community, and "Dana Sakura," a history of the Wushe Incident in 1930 when Atayal Aborigines revolted against the Japanese rule.
		After the private screening, Chairman Chen said the production of "Taiwan Lily" was a great success, and added that he hoped the work would take local production standards to a new horizon.
		Unlike most local drama productions tend to skimp on location, stage settings and shooting, "Taiwan Lily" was produced with an effort by the crew to study and create the proper sets and stage props suited to the era.
	www.etaiwannews.com /Taiwan/2004/10/27/1098841330.htm (794 words)

	SNNI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		In a statement, the director of army public relations, Lieutenant Colonel Aggrey Wushe said the two soldiers serving with the Gutu based 4.2 Infantry Battalion were on guardroom duty when the incident occurred.
		Colonel Wushe said both soldiers were rushed to Gutu Mission Hospital where the junior officer was pronounced dead on arrival, while the injured one was in a serious condition.
		He said investigations to establish the motive behind the shooting incident were in progress.
	www.snni.org /cgi-bin/snni2/list_item.cgi?peserta/zimbabwe/zn2503_1.txt (329 words)

	Mona Rudao
		Reputed to be the leader of the Atayal braves who carried out the attack on a school in Wushe in the same year, Chief Mona Rudao and his followers were mercilessly hunted down.
		His remains were taken to the Taihoku (Taipei) Imperial University Department of Archaeology where they were displayed as a warning to all Taiwanese.
		After much confusion over identity and location, Chief Mona Rudao was finally honoured and laid to rest at Wushe, Nantou County in 1981.
	www.takaoclub.com /monaludao (228 words)

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