Kang Youwei (1858 March19-1927 March 3 1), the main initiator of the Reform School in the late Qing Dynasty, was originally named Zuyi, whose real name was Guangsha, whose real name was Chang Su, whose real name was Rehabilitative, Xiqiao Mountain People and Youcun Cuo.

After the failure of political reform, she was wanted by Empress Dowager Cixi and fled. After Xuan Tong 19 12 abdicated, Kang Youwei continued to oppose the republic. 19 17 cooperated with Zhang Xun to launch a mutiny and establish an emperor for restoration, but it was razed by Duan within 12 days. 1927 died after a banquet, suspected of poisoning by political opponents.

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1898 After the coup, Kang Youwei fled to Tianjin, boarded Chongqing for Shanghai with the help of pastor Timothy Richard, and was transferred to Hong Kong by the staff of the British Consulate. He fled from Hong Kong to Canada and claimed to hold the imperial edict. On June 13th, the 25th year of Guangxu (1July 20th, 899), he organized a royalist society in British Columbia, also known as the China Reform Society.

Advocate constitutional monarchy, oppose revolution, and set up branches in North America, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Japan. The official newspapers are Intimate Newspaper in Macau and Qingyi Newspaper in Yokohama.

/kloc-in the winter of 0/902, Kang Youwei consulted with royalists in city of victoria, British Columbia, and decided to set up a royalist enterprise that could make investment and gain income. In order to raise the start-up funds of the company, Kang Youwei personally lobbied in places where Chinese people live in concentrated communities all over the world.

1906, the Qing government announced the implementation of preparatory constitutionalism, and Kang Youwei announced the completion of the royalist mission. In the same year, Kang Youwei arrived in Mexico. 1907, the royalist society was reorganized into the imperial constitutional society.

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