Taihoku

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Taihoku was the Japanese colonial-era name for Taipei, which served as the administrative and political center of Taiwan under Japanese rule.

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Taihoku canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial-era name
former name
historical city name
capitalOf Taihoku Prefecture
Taiwan (under Japanese rule)
colonialRole seat of the Governor-General of Taiwan
country Empire of Japan
linked to: Japan
endTime 1945
governedBy Governor-General of Taiwan
hasJapaneseName 臺北
linked to: Taipei, Taiwan
historicalRegion Japanese Taiwan
historicalSignificance center of Japanese colonial governance in Taiwan
languageOfName Japanese
locatedIn Taihoku Prefecture
Taihoku-shū
Taiwan
Taiwan Governor-Generalship
locatedOn Taiwan Island
linked to: Formosa
modernName Taipei
linked to: Taipei, Taiwan
partOf Japanese colonial empire
presentDayCountry Republic of China (Taiwan)
linked to: Republic of China
replacedBy Taipei
linked to: Taipei, Taiwan
romanization Taihoku
servedAs administrative center of Taiwan under Japanese rule
political center of Taiwan under Japanese rule
startTime 1895
successorAdministrativeEntity Taipei City
linked to: Taipei, Taiwan
timePeriod Japanese rule in Taiwan
usedBy Japanese colonial administration
writingSystem Kanji

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Taihoku romanization Taihoku
Taihoku-shū capital Taihoku
Taihoku-shū namedAfter Taihoku