Chapter 2

The following is a list in the order of appearance:

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151. Zhang Kecheng — from Fengtian Andong, President of the Andong Annual Public Association, 1

152. Wang Shizhong — from Fengtian Andong, Vice President of the Andong Annual Public Association, 1

153. Takayama Kaitō — Japanese, Military and Political Officer of the Japanese occupying forces in Andong, 1

154. Zhang Pichun — from Fengtian Andong, relative of Zhang Kecheng, 1

155. Dafei Sheng — American, Consul of the U.S. Consulate in Andong, 2

156. Cheng Laoye — from the Mongol Zhengbai Banner, County Magistrate of Andong County, 2

157. Bian Xiaowu — from Sichuan Chongqing, editor of the Chongqing Daily, persecuted to death by the Qing Dynasty, 8

158. Yang Cangbai — from Sichuan Chongqing, organizer of the Gongqiang Society, revolutionary, 8

159. Zou Lan — from Sichuan Chongqing, second sister of Zou Rong, 8

160. Huang Zhongyu — from Jiangxi, wife of Cai Yuanpei, 8

161. Otagiri Mansuke — Japanese, Consul General of Japan in Shanghai, 8

162. Liu Yazhi — from Jiangsu Suzhou, special class student at Nanyang Public School, founder of the Nanshe, 9

163. Anderson — British, Chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Council, finance background

164. Pereira — British, Chief of the Shanghai Municipal Council, correspondent for The Times in southern China, 9

165. Baron Giers — German, Envoy to China, second in command in China, extremely anti-British, 10

166. Doctor Bock — German, founder of Tongji University, 10

167. Elser — British, Chief of Police of the Shanghai Municipal Council, 13

168. Yuan Shuxun — from Hunan, Daotai of Shanghai, part of the Qing-Yuan faction, 13

169. Zhu Baosan — from Zhejiang Ningbo, representative of compradors, leader of the Ningbo clique, 13

170. Li Yuan — unknown origin, Chinese police officer of the Shanghai Municipal Council, 16

171. Zhi Zanxi — Manchu, brother of Concubine Zhen, dismissed during the Hundred Days' Reform, 17

172. Ying Guixing — from Zhejiang Ningbo, senior member of the Qingbang, murderer in the Song case, 17

173. Li Zhengwu — from Zhejiang Ningbo, junior member of the Qingbang, leader of the Huzhou clique, historically the boss of Ying Guixing and Chen Qimei, 18

174. Xu Fusheng — unknown origin, underling of Huang Jinrong, 20

175. Zhong Mei — from Zhejiang Hangzhou, special class student at Nanyang Public School, first batch of the South African Military Academy, second captain of the Liaoxi Guerrilla Corps after Qi Qingyuan, 21

176. Mu Xiangyao — from Jiangsu Shanghai, special class student at Nanyang Public School, first batch of the South African Military Academy, 21

177. Fei Yuguai — from Jiangsu Wujin, special class student at Nanyang Public School, first batch of the South African Military Academy, 21

178. Zhong Guanguo — from Zhejiang Zhenhai, special class student at Nanyang Public School, first batch of the South African Military Academy, 21

179. Shan Yunnian — from Jiangsu Taixian, special class student at Nanyang Public School, first batch of the South African Military Academy, 21

180. Ao Jiuxiong — from Zhejiang Jiaxing, gentry, revolutionary, 22

181. Feng Bao — from Zhejiang Leqing, gentry, revolutionary, 22

182. Liu Guanghan — from Jiangsu, originally named Liu Shippei, scholar, defector, 22

183. Yu Youren — from Shaanxi Sanyuan, scholar, revolutionary, 22

184. Chen Tianhua — from Hunan Xinhua, member of Huaxing Society, 22

185. Song Jiaoren — from Hunan Taoyuan, member of Huaxing Society, 22

186. Huang Xing — from Hunan Shanzhong, member of Huaxing Society, 22

187. Zhang Ji — from Hebei Cangzhou, member of Huaxing Society, 22

188. Yang Du — from Hunan Xiangtan, constitutionalist, inheritor of the study of imperial governance, 22

189. Liu Kuiyi — from Hunan Hengshan, member of Huaxing Society, 22

190. Yang Guobi — from Anhui Fuyang, member of the Revive China Society, dropped out of the Nanjing Military Academy, second batch of the South African Military Academy, 22

191. Zhang Chengyue — from Jiangxi Baoshan, special class student at Nanyang Public School, first batch of the South African Military Academy, one of three graduates in political science, 22

192. Fang Shengtao — from Fujian Minhou, member of the Tongmenghui, 22

193. Fang Shengdong — from Fujian Minhou, member of the Tongmenghui, 22

194. Fang Junying — from Fujian Minhou, member of the Tongmenghui, head of the assassination department, 22

195. Inukai Tsuyoshi — Japanese politician, representative supporter of the Chinese revolution, 22

196. Hirayama Shū — Japanese, investigated Chinese secret societies, expert on Chinese secret societies, 22

197. McCormick — American, Associated Press journalist, 22

198. Xu Jiabao — from Jiangsu Wuxi, eldest son of Xu Jianyin, 22

199. Okabe Saburō — Japanese, Consul of Japan in Andong, 22

200. Sun Wen — from Guangdong Xiangshan, Prime Minister of the Tongmenghui, respectfully called the Father of the Nation, commonly known as Brother Cannon, 22

201. Ma Junwu — from Guangxi Guilin, member of the Tongmenghui, part of the Sun faction, 22

202. Miyazaki Tōten — Japanese, member of the Tongmenghui, part of the Sun faction, 22

203. Cheng Jiacheng — from Anhui Xiuning, member of the Tongmenghui, part of the Sun faction, 22

204. Witte — Russian, Russian negotiation minister, 22

205. Zeng Xing — from Fujian Fuzhou, fourth sister-in-law of Fang Junying, member of the Tongmenghui, 22

206. Tang Qunying — from Hunan Hengshan, member of the Tongmenghui, 22

207. Chen Xiefen — from Jiangsu Yanghu, member of the Tongmenghui, 22

208. Yang Yide — from Zhili Tianjin, captain of the investigation team, 22

209. Ge Yue Tan — from Fengtian, abbot of Taiqing Palace, 22

210. Li Fengchun — from Fengtian, leader of the Dagu Mountain bandits, 22

211. Lan Hei Ya — from Fengtian, Dagu Mountain bandit, 22

212. Jin Shoushan — from Fengtian, escaped to the Dagu Mountain bandits, 22

213. Furukawa Kiyoshi — Japanese, member of the Black Dragon Society, former sergeant, 22

214. Corbin — American, U.S. Army Major General, member of the delegation, 22

215. Alice — American, eldest daughter of President Roosevelt, 22

216. Roosevelt — American, President from 1901 to 1907, 22

217. Root — American, Secretary of State, 22

218. Bai Yaru — from Jiangsu Nantong, revolutionary, 22

219. Zeng Zhaowen — from Henan Xin County, member of the Tongmenghui, 22

220. Zhao Bingjian — from Henan Rucheng, part of the Beiyang clique, 22

221. Duan Zhigui — from Anhui Hefei, part of the Beiyang clique, 22

222. Liu Jinbiao — unknown origin, part of the Beiyang clique, 22

223. Lu Bicheng — from Anhui Jingde, well-known single woman, 22

224. Bugaobi — French, French intelligence officer in China, lieutenant colonel, 22

225. Xie Zuantai — from Guangdong, member of the Xingzhong Society, part of the Yang Qiyun faction, 22

226. Li Jitang — from Hong Kong, Guangdong, member of the Xingzhong Society, wealthy person, 22

227. Huang Shizhong — from Guangdong, member of the Xingzhong Society, part of the Yang Qiyun faction, 22

228. Wang Xie Changda — from Anhui, mother of Wang Jitong, feminist, educator, 22

229. Yan Fu — from Fujian Fuzhou, modern thinker, translator, 22

230. Wu Ruonan — from Anhui, daughter of Wu Baochu, 22

231. Wang Zhaoming — from Guangdong, member of the Tongmenghui, part of the Sun faction, 22

232. Hu Hanmin — from Guangdong, member of the Tongmenghui, part of the Sun faction, 22

233. Hu Ying — from Hunan Taoyuan, member of the Tongmenghui, 22

234. He Xiangning — from Hong Kong, Guangdong, member of the Tongmenghui, wife of Liao Zhongkai, part of the Sun faction, 22

235. Zhu Zhixin — from Guangdong, member of the Tongmenghui, part of the Sun faction, 22

236. Deng Jiayan — from Guangxi Guilin, member of the Tongmenghui, part of the Sun faction, 22

237. Qiu Jin — from Zhejiang Shaoxing, member of the Tongmenghui, 22

238. Liu Daoyi — from Hunan Hengshan, brother of Liu Kuiyi, member of the Tongmenghui, 22

239. Chen Qimei — from Zhejiang Huzhou, member of the Tongmenghui, part of the Sun faction, 22

240. Zhu Jian — unknown origin, member of the Revive China Society, 22

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