Nationalist Government of China

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The Nationalist Government of China was the Kuomintang-led republican regime that unified much of China in the late 1920s and ruled from Nanjing before being displaced to Taiwan after the Chinese Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government
historical Chinese government
one-party state
regime
republican government
ally Soviet Union (early period)
linked to: Soviet Union

United Kingdom
United States
alsoKnownAs KMT regime
Kuomintang government
National Government of the Republic of China
capital Chongqing
Nanjing
Taipei
linked to: Taipei, Taiwan
claimedTerritory Mainland China
linked to: China

Outer Mongolia
linked to: Mongolia

Taiwan
Tibet
Xinjiang
constitution Constitution of the Republic of China (1947)
Provisional Constitution of the Political Tutelage Period
continuedAs Government of the Republic of China on Taiwan
country Republic of China
countryAdministered China
Manchuria (nominally)
Outer Mongolia (nominally)
Taiwan
economicPolicy infrastructure development
state-led modernization
endTime 1948
enemy Chinese Communist Party
executiveBody Executive Yuan
followedBy Government of the Republic of China in Taiwan
People's Republic of China
linked to: China
headOfState Chairman of the National Government
ideology Chinese nationalism
Three Principles of the People
anti-communism
republicanism
implemented New Life Movement
centralization of military power
currency reform
judicialBody Judicial Yuan
leader Chiang Ching-kuo
Chiang Kai-shek
Lin Sen
Sun Yat-sen
linked to: Sun Yixian
legalSystem civil law influenced by continental Europe
legislativeBody National Assembly of the Republic of China
memberOf Allies of World War II
militaryBranch National Revolutionary Army
Republic of China Air Force
Republic of China Navy
movedSeatOfGovernmentTo Chongqing
Taipei
linked to: Taipei, Taiwan
officialLanguage Chinese
Mandarin
linked to: Mandarin Chinese
opposedBy Chinese Communist forces
warlords
permanentMemberOf United Nations Security Council
politicalPartyInPower Kuomintang
precededBy Beiyang Government
Warlord Era in China
reasonForRelocation Japanese invasion of China
defeat in Chinese Civil War
recognizedAs legitimate government of China
recognizedBy League of Nations
United Kingdom
United States
represented China in the United Nations
retreatedTo Taiwan
seatOfPower Nanjing Presidential Palace
seatOn United Nations Security Council
significantEvent Chinese Civil War
Nanjing decade
Northern Expedition
Second Sino-Japanese War
startTime 1927
Nanjing decade
territorialLoss Manchuria to Japan
mainland China to People's Republic of China

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British concession in Hankow dissolvedBy Nationalist Government of China
Hebei–Chahar political and military affairs usedBy central government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Sun Lianzhong allegiance Nationalist Government of China
Chinese Nationalist reoccupation of Shanghai participant Chinese Nationalist government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Chinese Soviet Republic mainOpponent Nationalist Government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
American Volunteer Group supported Nationalist Government of China
subject linked to: AVG
United Kingdom alliedWith Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Guangzhou Uprising opponent Kuomintang government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Encirclement campaigns against Jiangxi Soviet combatant Nationalist Government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Yunnan Army relatedTo Nationalist government of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Fu Bingchang employer Government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
He Yingqin workedFor Nationalist Government of the Republic of China
subject linked to: Yingqin
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Wei Lihuang associatedWith Nationalist Government of China
Battle of Xiang River associatedWith Kuomintang government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Battle of Nanchang belligerentSide Chinese Nationalist government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Warlord Era politicalContext Kuomintang government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Kuomintang officers governmentalAllegiance National Government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Chiang family associatedWith Nationalist government of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Chinese Nationalist side in the Second Sino-Japanese War basedOn Nationalist Government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Presidential Palace (Nanjing) usedBy Nationalist Government of the Republic of China
subject linked to: Presidential Palace
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Presidential Palace (Nanjing) usedBy Kuomintang government
subject linked to: Presidential Palace
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Junshi Weiyuanhui politicalAlignment Chinese Nationalist government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Junshi Weiyuanhui partOf Nationalist government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Junshi Weiyuanhui subordinateTo National Government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Military Affairs Commission operatedUnder Nationalist Government of China
Military Affairs Commission partOf Nationalist Government of China
Ba Lu Jun recognizedBy Nationalist government of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Zhongyuan War belligerent Nationalist Government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
National Revolutionary Army allegiance Nationalist Government of China
subject linked to: NRA (China)
Central Army politicalAlignment Chinese Nationalist government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Central Army government Nationalist Government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Nationalist government after New Fourth Army Incident partOf Nationalist government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Shanxi Clique nominallyAffiliatedWith Nationalist Government of China
Shanxi Clique lostAutonomyTo central Nationalist Government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Zhongyuan Pianzheng belligerent Nationalist Government of the Republic of China
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Zhongyuan Pianzheng opponentOf Chiang Kai-shek government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Beiyang Government followedBy Nationalist Government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Beiyang Government replacedBy Nationalist Government in Nanjing
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Du Yuming employer Nationalist Government of China
Reorganized National Government of China forces opponent Kuomintang government of Chiang Kai-shek
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Sino–Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Alliance (1945) signedBy Chiang Kai-shek government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Northern Expedition capture of Wuhan relatedTo Wuhan Nationalist government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Zhang Xueliang allegiance Nationalist Government of China
subject linked to: The Young Marshal
Bai Chongxi affiliation Nationalist Government of China
subject linked to: Pai Chung-hsi
Chang Hsueh-liang allegiance Nationalist Government of China
Chinese X Force allegiance Chinese Nationalist government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Korean Provisional Government in Shanghai maintainedRelationsWith Chinese Nationalist government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
British Commissioner of Weihaiwei relinquishedTo Republic of China government
subject linked to: British Commissioner
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Zhongnanhai leadership compound historicalAssociation Republic of China government leaders
linked to: Nationalist Government of China
Chinese reoccupation of Guangzhou participant Republic of China government
linked to: Nationalist Government of China