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Government
Government Communist Party
Government
Government People's Republic
Military
Revolution
World War, 2nd
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Biao, Lin
Ch'en, Ch'eng
Chen, Yi
Ching, Chiang
Chung-Yen, Fan
En-Lai, Chou
Enomoto, Takeaki
Guanhua, Qiao
Guofeng, Hua
Hayashi
Mao, Dun
Peng, Dehuai
Peng, Li
Rongji, Zhu
Shih-kai, Yuan
Shikai, Yuan
Xiaoping, Deng
Yibo, Bo
Ziyang, Zhao
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Beijing
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History of China
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| | 1043 | Chung-Yen, Fan | |
| Appointed Chief Minister
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| 1882 | Enomoto, Takeaki |  |
| June Appointed Minister to China
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| 1896 | Hayashi | |
| Appointed Minister to China
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| 1908 | Shih-kai, Yuan | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of China, to suppress the Nationalist rebellion
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| 1911 | Shikai, Yuan | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of China after the Assembly is recalled
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| 1944 | Ch'en, Ch'eng | |
| Appointed Minister of War
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| 1949 | En-Lai, Chou | |
| 21st Sep Appointed Foreign Minister
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| 21st Sep Appointed Prime Minister of the People's Republic of China
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| 1949 | Mao, Dun | |
| Appointed Minister of Culture
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| 1949 | Yibo, Bo | |
| Oct Appointed Minister of Finance
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| 1950 | Ch'en, Ch'eng | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of China, 1st term
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| 1954 | Peng, Dehuai | |
| Appointed Minister of Defense
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| 1957 | Ch'en, Ch'eng | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of China, 2nd term
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| 1957 | Chen, Yi | |
| Appointed Foreign Minister
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| 1958 | Ch'en, Ch'eng | |
| Appointed Foreign Minister
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| 1959 | Biao, Lin | |
| Appointed Minister of Defense
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| 1960 | Ching, Chiang | |
| Appointed Minister of Culture
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| 1964 | Guanhua, Qiao | |
| Appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs
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| 1969 | Biao, Lin | |
| April Declared as Mao's successor at the Ninth Congress of the Communist Party
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| 1969 | En-Lai, Chou | |
| Appointed Foreign Minister
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| Assumes total control of the Foreign Affairs Ministry
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| 1973 | Xiaoping, Deng | |
| Reinstated by Chou En-Lai after the 1966 cultural revolution purges
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| 1974 | Xiaoping, Deng | |
| Covers for his patron, Zhou Enlai, after the latter's heart attack
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| 1975 | Guofeng, Hua | |
| Appointed Deputy Prime Minister of China
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| 1976 | Guofeng, Hua | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of China
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| 1977 | Xiaoping, Deng | |
| Beijing Appointed Vice Prime Minister
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| Beijing Deng Xiaoping engineers the "Beijing Spring" of political liberation
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| Beijing Reinstated as successor to Chou En-Lei & to avoid the choas of the cultural revolution
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| 1978 | Xiaoping, Deng | |
| The USA recognizes the People's Republic of China
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| 1979 | Peng, Li | |
| Appointed Minister of Electric Power, 1st term
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| 1979 | Xiaoping, Deng | |
| Informs President Carter personally that China will attack Nth Vietnam
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| Beijing Stops the Democracy Wall protests in Beijing
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| Visits the USA & reinforces good relations
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| 1979 | Ziyang, Zhao | |
| Appointed Vice Prime Minister
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| 1980 | Ziyang, Zhao | |
| 7th Sep Appointed Prime Minister of China
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| 7th Sep Hua Guofeng is replaced by Zhao Ziyang (an ally of Deng Xiaoping) as premier of Communist China
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| 1981 | Peng, Li | |
| Appointed Minister of Electric Power, 2nd term
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| 1983 | Peng, Li | |
| Appointed Vice Prime Minister
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| 1987 | Peng, Li | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of China
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| 1987 | Xiaoping, Deng | |
| Dismisses the Party Secretary Hu Yaobang for his criticisms of the Deng regime
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| 1988 | Xiaoping, Deng | |
| The Central Committee cuts Xiaoping's reforms which cause inflation & stop-go growth
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| 1998 | Rongji, Zhu | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of China
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