1 January 1912CalendarSun Yat-Sen
Abolishes the 10 day lunar calendar for the western calendar with weeks of 7 days
Historical records for China in 1912, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Abolishes the 10 day lunar calendar for the western calendar with weeks of 7 days
Abolishes the 10 day lunar calendar for the western calendar with weeks of 7 days
Brings an end to the Manchu Dynasty
The Emperor abdicates
Abdicates after the establishment of the Republic
Abdicates after the establishment of the Republic
Appointed Commander in Chief
Abdicates after the establishment of the Republic
Founds the Kuomingtang, the Nationalist Party. Appointed Party Leader of the Kuomingtang
Founds the Kuomingtang (Nationalist) Party
Founded with the policy of autonomy, democracy & guaranteed incomes. Foundation of the Kuomingtang
Founded with the policy of autonomy, democracy & guaranteed incomes
Appointed Party Leader of the Kuomingtang
Appointed President of China
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