六氏先生之墓 - Shilin District

Please check this map before visiting the climb. If you enter from the north side, you will definitely get lost. Guidance is bad because few tourists come.

A place where you can feel the high will of the teachers of the Japanese reign era and the merciful thoughts of Taiwan that are still carefully managed

What history does not tell you is that the Imperial Army colonial government later executed multiple Panjiashens on this ground, which caused deep damage to the Shilin Pans.

The signing of the Shimonoseki Treaty in 1895 Taiwan was ceded to Japan Under the principle of "Taiwan's rule is the most important thing is education" The Japanese government recruited 7 talents from all over Japan to Taiwan Taoist Temple at the Huiji Palace in Zhishanyan, Taipei Established a primary school named Zhishanyan School At the end of 1895, Taipei ’s public security deteriorated Many resistances against Japanese rule are frequent Residents around Zhishanyan persuaded teachers of Zhishanyan School to leave But they hold the belief that "responsible here is a glory even if you die" Demonstrate an attitude of taking education as its own responsibility Did not leave Zhishanyan January 1, 1896 When the 6 teachers and clerks of Zhishan Rock School went down the mountain The anti-Japanese guerrillas who encountered about 100 people Teachers and guerrillas failed 7 people including clerks were killed This incident not only shocked the Japanese in Taiwan At that time, the Japanese government also attached great importance to In addition to holding a grand funeral Also strengthen the rule of Taiwan These teachers sacrifice their dedication to education Known as Zhishanyan spirit This spirit had a profound impact on the educators in Taiwan at that time The school attendance rate of school-age children in Taiwan reached 70% by 1943 The literacy rate reached 92.5% at the end of World War II Also laid the foundation for the future development of Taiwan Among the six teachers known as Mr. Liu's One of them was Dou Ming He is a 38-year-old from Yamaguchi Prefecture The second male of the younger sister Shou, who took Suyan and Yoshida's young sisters Yoshida Songyin is that famous The spiritual guide of the Meiji Restoration 1895 Shimonoseki Treaty (Maguan Treaty) に よ り Taiwan が 日本 に 切 譲 さ れ The policy of "Taiwan's rule of policy", the first priority of education is "す べ き" 7 people from all over Japan か ら 集 め た 人人 を 连 れ て 台灣 へ 渡 り Shibayama Temple in the northern part of Taipei and the first part of the Dao Temple を bp り て Shibayama school and the establishment of the elementary school を し た 1895 の 夜 れ に な る と ふ た た び Taipei の 治安 が 悪 化 し Japan's domination に 反 対 す る 势力 に よ る 暴动 が frequency 発 す る と 周 辺 住 人 は 老师 た ち に 避难 を 勧 め た が 彼 ら は 「死 し て 余 栄 あ り 、 実 に 死 に 甲 斐 あ り」 and Education に 命 を 悬 け て い る こ と を 示 し 芝山 巌 を 去 ろ う と は し な か っ た January 1, 1896 (Meiji 29) 6 teachers and service personnel (小 林清吉) が 芝山 巌 を 下山 し よ う と し た 时 About 100 people's anti-Japanese ゲ リ ラ に encounter し た Teacher た ち は ゲ リ ラ た ち に 说 谕 し た が 闻 き 入 れ ら れ ず The clerk of the staff, Kobayashi を む, 7 people, all members, が れ が た こ の 事件 は に い た 日本人 を 震震 さ せ た の み な ら ず Japanese government に も 大 视 さ れ 丁 重 に Burial instrument を 行 う と と も に Strengthening of Taiwan's rule が 行 わ れ た 彼 ら の 台灣 の 教育 に 貨 け る 犠 Animal spirit は 「芝山 巌 精神」 and words わ れ こ の 「芝山 巌 精神」 は At that time, the influence of the Taiwanese educator に 多 く の を 与 え After the rule, the population of 0.5 to 0.6% of the population in Taiwan will be enrolled in the school in Taiwan. In 1943 (Showa 18), 70% of them are 70% に も な っ た ま た 终 戦 时 に は literacy rate 92.5% に 登 り Hou に Taiwan が 経 済 発 展 を す る Foundation and na っ た "Mr. Six" and the teacher そ の 一例 は 楫 取道 明 氏 Yamaguchi was born 38 years old. The first-generation Gunma prefecture ordered Tokuhiko and Yoshida Songyin ’s sister and Shou ’s second male. Yoshida Matsuyuki は あ の 名 の Mentor, theorist, and backstoryer of the Meiji Restoration -modified from Wiki

Feeling the weight of history, I didn't dare to go to the tomb to take a closer look

The graves of Japanese teachers who became the cornerstone of Taiwan's education and were murdered in the early years of rule are still protected and loved by locals. In the immediate vicinity, there is a small arbor, and if you find yourself Japanese, you will welcome him gently and tell him anything. If you are Japanese, it is definitely a place to visit.

It is the grave of teachers who were instrumental in education in Taiwan during the reign. I don't think that the whole era of rule was a plus for Taiwan, but I see the grave of the teacher who was the victim of anti-Japanese still being protected so well by the locals. I'm just grateful and proud as a Japanese. If you like Taiwan, you should go here. I want to go slowly again this time.

From the perspective of the Japanese, it was the heroic sacrifice of the teachers; from the perspective of the Taiwanese, it was an anti-Japanese act. A thought-provoking historical spot