Tainan
Tainan, a city on Taiwan's southwest coast, was the island's capital from 1683–1887 under the Qing dynasty. Today it's known for its centuries-old fortresses and temples. One of its most famous sites is Chihkan Tower, an 18th-century Chinese complex with gardens, intricately carved towers and a temple erected on the foundations of Fort Provintia, a Dutch outpost dating to the mid-1600s.
People died in Tainan (First 15 people) - Page 0
Wang Ben-hu
Taiwanese author
Lee Sheng
Ang Lee's father
Wu Jin
Former Minister of Education of the Republic of China
Wong Tsu
Aeronautical engineer
Su Nan-cheng
Former Mayor of Tainan City
Chin Kung
Taiwanese monk
Tang Te-chang
Taiwanese lawyer
Thomas Barclay
Researcher
Shone An
Taiwanese singer
Prince Kitashirakawa Yoshihisa
Zheng Jing
Queen Dong
Koxinga's wife
Su Xuelin
Author
Shen Guangwen
Scholar
