Naimujiangjundenglu Memorial Park - Fangliao Township

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General Nogi is a Japanese army general Married in August 1844 after meeting his wife Kanbayashi Miyuko in Inari Village, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan Inkan Lin Miyuko is the only female descendant of the samurai According to the custom of the Kanlin family, men are given their wives' surnames So after that, General Nogi Named Kan Lin Naimu

General Nogi Landing Memorial Park A Japanese who has contributed to all Taiwanese ˋˋ Therefore, the name of the "Memorial Park", which is worthy of gratitude, is retained. really sick !!!!!

Today, more than 100 years ago, I wanted to sell Taiwan and was regarded as the god of war by Nogi Nogi to cut the abdomen for the emperor. Nogi Nogi (December 25, 1849 - September 13, 1912), a general of the Imperial Japanese Army. He participated in the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War and massacred 20,000 civilians in Lushun. Led the army to land and captured Taiwan, served as the governor of Taiwan, and once planned to sell Taiwan. During the Russo-Japanese War, both sons died on the battlefield in China. With the tactic of killing more than 10,000 people, he captured the 203 Heights and occupied Lushun, and was known as the God of War. After the death of Emperor Meiji, the couple sacrificed their belly to death, which is considered to be a model of Bushido spirit. On December 25, 1849, Nogi Nogi was born into a low-level samurai family in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Honshu, Japan. Since childhood, he was educated in the spirit of Bushido and Confucianism, and he was good at writing Chinese poetry. In 1871 (the fourth year of Meiji, 22 years old), Japan began to implement the "personal soldier system" of allegiance to the emperor, and formed a direct-controlled army under the central commander. In 1877 (28 years old), in the Southwest War to suppress the rebellion of Saigo Takamori, Nogi Kedun, the captain of the 14th Regiment, led the army to reinforce, and the flag of the Regiment was taken away on the way. Nogi Keiden was very remorseful and rushed forward desperately, trying to die in battle. After being wounded, he was carried to the field hospital, still trying to escape to the front line to fight. Later, Nogi Kidian wrote a letter of guilt to the commander-in-chief of Yamaxian Youtou, requesting severe punishment. Although Yamaxian Yutomo did not ask the guilt, Nogi Nogi was still quite remorseful and tried to commit suicide by cutting his abdomen, but was discovered and stopped by Kodama Gentaro. Also because of self-blame, Nogi Nogi became addicted to alcohol and often used alcohol to relieve his worries. In 1886 (37 years old), he went to Germany to study for 2 years to study the military, and was greatly shocked. After returning to China, he presented the "Opinions on Suppression of the Army" to the military department, demanding that the army be reorganized in accordance with the methods of the German Army, paying attention to the morality and spiritual outlook of the soldiers, and emphasizing the temperament and style of the soldiers. Soldiers are required to wear military uniforms whenever and wherever they are, and they must be clean and meticulous. He also quit his alcohol addiction and became a very self-disciplined person. In 1894 (45 years old), he served as the first brigade commander in the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War. Before leaving, Emperor Meiji saw him off, and at the reception, Nogi Nogi presented a poem to the emperor: "The fat horse and sword are not paid for nothing, and the emperor's grace is empty for a few springs and autumns. The bucket is full of drunken dreams, and the four hundred states of China are broken." On October 24, 1894, he led the leading troops to land at Huayuankou, Liaodong Peninsula. Because there were 15 Japanese scouts, they were caught by the Qing army, tied to the execution stake and tortured to death. When Lushun broke the city, 20,000 innocent civilians were massacred. Afterwards, Nomu Xidian's footprints spread all over the Liaodong Peninsula. He wrote a verse: "How is the confrontation between the two armies now? The sound of the battle is like a thunderbolt. The snow outside Fengtian City is three-shift, and millions of elite soldiers cross the river." In 1895, he was promoted to lieutenant general of the army and was specially named a baron. On October 11, 1895, Nomu Xidian led the second division to land in Fangliao, Pingtung, Taiwan, and occupied Donggang and Fengshan. On October 20th, Liu Yongfu abandoned his defense and fled to Xiamen, and Naokidian occupied Tainan without firing a shot. After ceding Taiwan from the Qing Dynasty, on October 14, 1896, he was appointed Governor of Taiwan (until February 1898). However, the Taiwanese people resisted Japan fiercely. In December, 21 Japanese troops were annihilated by the Taroko tribe in Hualien Xincheng, known as the Xincheng Incident. In the spring of 1897, Nogi Nogi returned to China and urged the Prime Minister to sell Taiwan. He complained, "It's like a beggar who asks for a horse, but he can't ride it, and he'll be kicked by it." He originally planned to sell Taiwan to Britain, but the French were very interested. After bargaining, the two parties initially set the price in Taiwan at 15 million francs. In 1898, Ito Hirobumi became Prime Minister of Japan. Once again, the idea of ​​selling Taiwan was proposed, and the idea of ​​selling it to France for 100 million yen once appeared, and even sold it back to the Qing Dynasty. However, Kodama Gentaro believed that the management was incompetent, and took the initiative to ask Ying to serve as the governor. So Nogi Nogi resigned, and Kodama Gentaro became the Governor of Taiwan. On February 6, 1904, the Russo-Japanese War broke out, and Nogi Kideon became the commander of the 3rd Army, responsible for commanding the Battle of Lushun. On May 27, Nogi's eldest son was wounded and died in the Battle of Nanshan in Jinzhou. Naimu Xidian wrote a poem: "The mountains and moons have turned desolate, and the new battlefield is bloody and bloody. The horses are not marched, and the people are silent, and the sun is setting outside the city of Jinzhou." On May 29, Nogi Kedian and his second son landed in Dalian Bay to compete for Lushun. On November 27, the Japanese attacked the Lushun 203 highland (named because of the altitude of 203 meters, overlooking the Port of Lushun). Three days later, the second son died in battle. On December 5th, the Japanese army charged hand to hand with the "meat bomb" tactics, and finally captured the 203 height. In the battle for the 203 Highland, the Japanese army dispatched a total of 64,000 troops, with 17,000 casualties. In January 1905, after the Japanese army occupied the 203 highland, they bombarded the city and the port of Lushun from the mountain, and all the Russian ships parked in the port were destroyed. The city defense commander of the Russian army was killed, and the commander-in-chief of the Liaodong region surrendered. The Japanese army built a cannonball-shaped monument on the top of the 203 highland. Naimu Xidian wrote a poem: "Erling Mountain (homonym of 203) is very difficult to climb, the man's reputation is strong, the iron and blood cover the mountain and the shape of the mountain is changed, and ten thousand people stand up to Erling Mountain. " In March 1905, he participated in the Battle of Fengtian. In 1907, he was promoted to earl due to military exploits. Due to the heavy casualties of the Japanese during the Battle of Lushun, Nogi wanted to commit suicide and plead guilty. However, Emperor Meiji did not allow him, and appointed him as the dean of the Academy, in charge of teaching Emperor Sun Hirohito. Nogi Kidian implements military-style education and is very strict with Hirohito. It is said that the Emperor Meiji said at the time, "You lost two sons for me, and now I give you these children." On July 30, 1912, Emperor Meiji died. On September 13, 1912, on the night of Emperor Meiji's funeral, Nogi's wife Shizuko first committed suicide by stabbing herself in the chest with a knife, then Nogi cut her abdomen, and then cut her own carotid artery and died. Nogi Nogi died in sacrifice for the Emperor, and became a symbol of the spirit of "Bushido", and "Nogi Shrine" was built in many places such as his former residence. Before World War II, he was regarded as a "military god" by most Japanese. Most of the modern Japanese historians hold a negative attitude towards his military capabilities, and even think that he is just a "foolish general". The affirmation and boasting before World War II are nothing but a myth of advocating the ignorance and loyalty of the emperor.

There are no monuments and other facilities, only a rough commentary board. There is a simple pavilion and a bunch of stray dogs next to it. However, gentian grouper was caught here. It should be outflow from a nearby farm. Pay attention to the bottom of the card.

The park is deserted All that's left is the sign by the road, a pavilion by the sea On October 11, 1895, Nogi Kedian led the second division to land in Fangliao, Pingtung, and after occupying Donggang and Fengshan, on October 20, the Japanese Army's "Southern Headquarters" was preparing to besiege with the strength of the two divisions. At the time of Tainan City, Liu Yongfu abandoned the Tainan City and headed to Xiamen, so many Tainan gentry implored Pastor Buckley and Pastor Duncan Ferguson to ask General Naggi for peace. On the night of October 20th, Pastor Barclay and others first made contact with the Japanese army on the second floor, and were later brought to the grandfather to meet Nogi Kedian, who lived in the old house of the Su family. Afterwards, the group guided the Japanese army to enter the city through the Xiaonan Gate of Tainan Fucheng, so that the Japanese army could enter the city without bloodshed without a single soldier.

2021.11.16 Pingtung Fangliao Township General Nogi Landing Memorial Park The General Nogi Landing Memorial Park is close to the coast, with a wide view and is a good spot for watching the ocean scenery. There is a stand for explanation at the entrance of the park, and there is a round monument base in the small square. The inscription is directly above the pedestal, you have to climb up to see it, There are dense trees, lounge chairs, and wooden pavilions around the surrounding area. People sit and chat, or catch opponents and play chess. The atmosphere is laid back. General Nogi was a general of the Japanese Empire, in the 21st year of Emperor Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (In 1895, the Qing court was defeated in the Sino-Japanese War of 1895 and ceded Taiwan and Penghu to Japan. In May 1895, the Japanese army landed in Fangliao. Fighting with six piles of Hakkas, burning the village as the last battle against Japan, (There are six anti-Japanese monuments in Huoshao Village, Changzhi Township, Pingtung) General Nogi was hailed as the god of war before World War II, and his two sons died in the battlefield in China. Later, due to the death of the Japanese emperor, General Nogi and his wife chose to commit suicide. In recognition of his loyalty and integrity, the preparation of the "General Nogi Landing Memorial Park" was initiated. Today, the park has become a place for people to relax and gather. It is recommended to visit the following to know the history 1. Liudui Zhongyi Pavilion, Zhutian Township, Pingtung City 2. Liudui Anti-Japanese Monument at Huoshao Village, Changzhi Township, Pingtung City 3. The Old House of Xiao Family, Jiadong Township, Pingtung

General Naimu's Landing Site--Fanzilun Coast After the Treaty of Shimonoseki was concluded, Japan sent the North-South Second Route Army to take over Taiwan to sweep away the last resistance forces. On October 11, 1895, General Nogi Kidian, who had served as the third Taiwan general, personally led the second division from Penghu to the sea off Fangliao. After landing in the early morning, go north along the coastline to attack Jiadong East Port, and advance to Tainan, Fengshan to land here. Facing the vast sea, thinking of the situation in the past is a special experience in addition to industrial experience, geographical landscape, and style transformation. Beside the Fanzilun Bridge, here is the exit of the nearby Da Pai. Fangliao Township Office has set up the Nogi Landing Memorial Park here. The photos of the pedestal seen in the netizens' blogs before, and the material on the scene should not look like the pedestal of the original landing monument. There are no other ruins to be found nearby except for the picture of the Nogi Landing Memorial Park set up by Fangliao Township. However, standing on the monument and looking at the coast of Fangliao city, the bay and the coastal hills seem to be able to see the shadow of the old photos of the Japanese army landing. Although I did not visit the Naoki Monument, it is worthwhile to look at the mountains and seas here to pay tribute. In fact, Naimu Xidian could have driven the warship to Tainan and directly attacked the city. This intimidation is more effective. If he knew that the generals of the Qing army had no intention of fighting and put self-protection first, he would not have to make a special circle to land at Fangliao and then attack north. Nogi Nogi (December 25, 1849 - September 13, 1912), was born in a family of fiefdoms from the Nagafu domain in Japan, and studied under the tutelage of Fumichi Tamaki. He was a general of the Imperial Japanese Army, the second-ranked official, the Grand Order, the first-ranking meritorious deed, and the Earl. From 1896 to 1898, he served as the 3rd Governor-General of Taiwan during the Japanese Occupation. Nogi Nogi was born in a low-level samurai family in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Honshu, Japan. He is the third son of his father, Nogi Kichi, and his mother, Nogi Shouko. Nogi Nogi's basic education since childhood was the spirit of Bushido and the Confucian philosophy of loyalty to the monarch. As a senior general in the army of the Changzhou domain, Nogi Nogi's command and operations can only be described as classical or outdated. [1] In the fourth year of Meiji (1871), Japan began to implement the "personal soldier system" loyal to the emperor, and formed a direct military unit under the command of the central commander. soldiers". In 1896, Nogi Nogi became the third governor-general of Japan in Taiwan. The "Takano Mengju Incident" that occurred during his tenure and triggered a constitutional dispute, could not handle the "Taroko Incident" in 1896, and did not actively build or contribute to Taiwan except for ordering the forceful elimination of the resistance forces. He once complained about Japan's rule over Taiwan in a letter to a friend: "It's like a beggar who asks for a horse, who can neither ride nor be kicked by it..." He thought Taiwan was a hot potato, so the Japanese parliament once asked for a horse. The idea of ​​selling Taiwan to China or France at a price of 100 million yen is called "Taiwan Selling But Theory". In 1898, Nogi was tired of the post of Governor of Taiwan and resigned. In 1904, he retired and returned to Japan to live in seclusion.