1949 which country occupied Taiwan Province province before the Kuomintang went to Taiwan Province province?

It belonged to the government of the Republic of China which ruled China at that time.

The mainland and Taiwan Province Province belong to the same China, and Taiwan Province Province is an inalienable part of China. /kloc-Before the Han people moved in in the 0/7th century, the indigenous people (Gaoshan people) settled here.

At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, people in southern Fujian and eastern Guangdong migrated to farm, and finally formed a society dominated by Han nationality. Penghu belongs to Fujian Road in Southern Song Dynasty; Yuan Ming set up a patrol inspection department in Penghu; It was occupied by Holland and Spain in the late Ming Dynasty. 1662 Zheng Chenggong recovered.

In Qing Dynasty, 1684 was located in Taiwan Province and belonged to Fujian Province, and 1885 was established. 1895, the Qing government ceded treaty of shimonoseki to Japan; 1945 after the victory of China people's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the China government restored the administrative organs of Taiwan Province province. 1949 the Kuomintang authorities withdrew from Taiwan Province province.

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1945 14 In August, the Japanese government wrote to the governments of the United States, China, Britain and the Soviet Union, expressing its acceptance of all the terms of the Potsdam Proclamation and its unconditional surrender. This also means that Japan is also bound by the Cairo Declaration.

According to the four-nation agreement, Truman announced the appointment of MacArthur as the supreme commander of the Allied Forces, and specifically implemented surrender. MacArthur ordered Japanese troops in Chinese mainland (except the three northeastern provinces), Taiwan Province Province and the area north of latitude 16 to surrender to the China government.

On September 2nd, Shigemitsu Mamoru and Umezu Yoshijiro, the plenipotentiaries of Japan, signed the surrender book drawn up by the Allied Forces, "promising the Japanese emperor, the Japanese government and their successors to faithfully fulfill the terms of the Potsdam Proclamation". On September 4th, Chiang Kai-shek signed a national government circular, announcing that administrative and military officials would be sent to govern Taiwan Province Province.

65438+1At 9: 00 am on October 25th, the historic moment has finally arrived. As a continuation of the general surrender of China Theater on September 9th, the surrender ceremony of Taiwan Province Province in China Theater was held in Taipei Hall (now Zhongshan Hall).

Chen Yi, the surrendered chief executive, the chief executive of Taiwan Province Province and the commander-in-chief of the police, handed the first order to Ando Rikichi, the Japanese governor in Taiwan and the commander of the Tenth Army.

The order declared "accepting the surrender of the Japanese army, navy and air force and their auxiliary forces in Taiwan Province Province and Penghu Islands, and accepting the territory, people, political power, military and political facilities and assets in Taiwan Province Province and Penghu Islands". After reading it, Ando Rikichi quickly signed the acceptance certificate.

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