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* [[We Mon]] sixteenth elder 1944,originator of the controversial [[Sino-Taiga curency reform]] | * [[We Mon]] sixteenth elder 1944,originator of the controversial [[Sino-Taiga curency reform]] | ||
| − | * [[Ye Yangjiyu]] twenty first elder 1946,promulgated the document, transforming the state into the [[Sino-Taiga Socialist State . | + | * [[Ye Yangjiyu]] twenty first elder 1946,promulgated the document, transforming the state into the [[Sino-Taiga Socialist State]] . |
Latest revision as of 06:08, 31 August 2007
A list of Elders of the Sino-Taiga Free State .
With greatest powers constitutionaly
- "Elder number 1"-the Oldest Elder:
- Chin Jingquao 1942 (1829-1942)
- Han Sinququian 1942 (1831-1942)
- Pen Saingunjian 1942-1943 (1832-1943)
- Da Noonjingan 1943-1945 (1832-1945)
- Yang Zhenquan 1945-1946(51) (1834-1951)
- "Elder number 2"-the Second Elder:
- Han Sinququian 1942
- Pen Saingunjian 1942
- Han Maniquan 1942 (1831-1942)
- Da Noonjingan 1942-1943
- Yang Phen 1943 (1833-1843)
- Sin Tao 1943-1944 (1834-1944)
- Yang Zhenquan 1944-1945
- Peng Saiquan 1945-1946(47) (1837-1947)
- "Elder number 3"-the Third in Command:
- Jin Saquo 1942 (1831-1942)
- Jin Shangqu 1942 (1831-1942)
- Pen Saingunjian 1942
- Han Maniquan 1942
- Da Noonjingan 1942
- Yang Ti 1942-1943
- Yang Phen 1943
- Sin Tao 1943
- Yang Zhenquan 1943-1944
- Sin Wa 1944
- Peng Saiquan 1944-1946
Prominent Elders
- Wa Du fifth elder 1942-1943,signed several agreements with Desh
- Ba Dai tenth elder 1944,declared war against Banda republic
- Sun Sinquinai eleventh elder 1945 ,created agreements for the separation of the state from Desh's control.
- We Mon sixteenth elder 1944,originator of the controversial Sino-Taiga curency reform
- Ye Yangjiyu twenty first elder 1946,promulgated the document, transforming the state into the Sino-Taiga Socialist State .
