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Yuan's power was greatly diminished after Cao defeated him at the Battle of Guandu in 200 CE.
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Foreign powers came to recognize Yuan's power as well: when Japan came to China with 21 demands, it was Yuan that submitted to them, on 25 May 1915.
Because those commanders not loyal to Yuan were effectively removed from power, the Second Revolution cemented Yuan's power.
With his power secure, many of Yuan's supporters, notably monarchist Yang Du, advocated for a revival of the monarchy, asking Yuan to take on the title of Emperor.
There were several underlying reasons for the Second Revolution besides Yuan's abuse of power.
The Ministry of Audit, headed by an auditor-general who is nominated by the President of the Republic and appointed with consent of Parliament, exercises the Control Yuan's power of audit.
Because Zhang Zuolin's main rival for power in Manchuria, Zhang Xiluan, when asked about Yuan's ambitions, had told Yuan to " think about it a bit more ", Zhang Xiluan was recalled to Beijing, while Zhang Zuolin was promoted.
Using Yuan's body as a conduit for his power, Fin Fang Foom summons thousands of lizards from the sewers beneath New York, merging them with Yuan's body to recreate his own form.
While Emperor Gong was emperor, the power was in Li Yuan's hands, and Li had Emperor Gong create him the Prince of Tang.
Though members of the Qiang had escaped across the borders, Ma Yuan's victories in 35 had broken the power of the Xianlian tribe and had made possible a restoration of Chinese positions on the old frontiers.
Thereafter, however, Yuan's power became unchallenged at court.
Following the fall of the Qing in 1911, and after Yuan's rise to President of the Republic of China and his subsequent disastrous attempt to proclaim himself emperor, political power in China quickly devolved into the hands of various regional military authorities, inaugurating the era of warlordism.
At that time, both Yuan and imperial scholar Li Deyu were involved in power struggles with Yuan's fellow Zhongshu Sheren Li Zongmin.
In 1 BC, after the deaths of Empress Dowager Fu and Emperor Ai, and after Emperor Yuan's wife Grand Empress Dowager Wang had seized power back from Emperor Ai's male favorite ( and probable lover ) Dong Xian, Princess Dowager Feng's reputation was restored.
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According to Wei Yuan's work Military history of the Qing Dynasty (), the Later Jin sent 400 troops to Sakhalin in 1616, after a newfound interest because of northern Japanese contacts with the area, but later withdrew as it was considered there was no threat from the island.
Yuan's family was affluent enough to provide Yuan with a traditional Confucian education.
Yuan's first marriage was in 1876 to a woman of the Yu family who bore him a first son, Keding, in 1878.
Of the new armies that were part of the Self-Strengthening Movement, Yuan's was the best trained and most effective.
The public reason for Yuan's resignation was that he was returning to his home in the village of Huanshang ( 洹上村 ), now the prefecture-level city of Anyang, due to a foot disease.
Time was on Yuan's side, and Yuan waited, using his " foot ailment " as a pretext to his continual refusal.
Funding for Yuan's accession ceremony was cut on 1 March, and he formally abandoned monarchism on 22 March.
After Yuan's death, there was an effort by Li Yuanhong to revive the Republic by recalling the legislators who had been ejected in 1913, but this effort was confused and ineffective in asserting central control.
After Yuan's death, China was left without any generally recognized central authority, and the nation's army quickly fragmented into forces of competing warlords.
** Yuan's grandson, Luke Chia-Liu Yuan was a Chinese-American physicist.
By the end of the dynasty in 1911, most provinces had established sizable new armies ; however, Yuan's army was still most powerful, comprising six groups and numbering more than 75, 000 men.
Two-thirds of the Chinese Army was Yuan's Beiyang Army.
When Cai became governor of Sichuan after Yuan's death in June 1916, Zhu was made a brigade commander.
The Yuan's influence on the Horde was largely reversed and border clashes between Mongol states resumed.
The morale of Yuan Shao's army was drastically weakened and Cao Cao's forces seized the opportunity to launch the full attack on Yuan's army.
Luke Chia-Liu Yuan's grandfather was Yuan Shikai, the first President of the Republic of China and in his final days — notoriously — a short-lived, self-proclaimed Emperor of China.
The loan was used to finance Yuan's Beiyang Army.
The leading Kuomintang military force of Jiangxi was defeated by Yuan's forces on August 1 and Nanchang was taken.
Yuan's acceptance of the demands was extremely unpopular, but he continued his monarchist agenda nevertheless.
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The revision greatly expanded Yuan's powers, allowing him to declare war, sign treaties and appoint officials without seeking approval from the legislature first.
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Sun agreed to Yuan's presidency after some internal bickering, but asked that the capital be situated in Nanjing.
The fact that Cao Cao's army recovered so quick after the defeat at Red Cliffs was partly due to Xiahou Yuan's timely transport of materials.
Then, after a period in the Netherlands East Indies where he taught in an overseas Chinese school, he returned to China to participate in Yuan's overthrow.
When the Qin general Bai Qi took Yingdu, the Chu capital, in 278 BC, Qu Yuan's grief was so intense that he drowned himself in the Miluo river after penning the Lament for Ying.
For almost a decade after Yuan's death, the agenda of the leading Beiyang warlords was to reunify China by first reuniting the Beiyang Army and then conquering the lesser provincial armies.
After Western Liang's destruction, Li Gao's grandson Li Chong ' er ( 李重耳 ) served as a Northern Wei official, but for several generations after that, Li Yuan's ancestors had only minor military titles.
Ma Yuan's bronze column was built by Ma Yuan after he had repressed the uprising of Hai Bà Trưng ( 40-43 ).
Its sequel Three Kingdoms: The Last Chapter ( 三國志 完結編, Sānguó Zhì: Wánjiē Biān, known to Japanese audiences as Sangokushi: Kanketsuhen ) told the more detailed history after Zhuge Liang's death, beginning since Gongsun Yuan's rebellion.
While the precise date of composition is unknown, it is one of Qu Yuan's later works written after his exile by King Huai of Chu ( 楚懷王 ).
Circa 12, Wang Mang destroyed Emperor Yuan's temple and built another one, intended for Grand Empress Dowager Wang after her death.
Li Kuo's activities as crown prince were not much recorded in the official histories — although, in 778, after Emperor Daizong executed the corrupt chancellor Yuan Zai, he stated to his close associate Li Mi that it was Li Kuo who revealed Yuan's corruption.
Grand Empress Dowager Fu died in 3 BC, and was buried with Emperor Yuan -- an act that drew even greater hatred from the Wangs, because now there would be no place for Grand Empress Dowager Wang, Emperor Yuan's wife, to be buried after her death.
The fourth son of Xiahou Yuan, and trained as a horse archer like his father, he would succeed to the head of Xiahou Yuan's troops after the Battle of Mount Dingjun.
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