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Weihaiwei surrender, Battle of Weihaiwei, Itō Sukeyuki, 1895 woodcuts of Japan, Naval ships of Japan, Ding Ruchang, Migita Toshihide, Surrendering, Nishiki-e of the First Sino-Japanese War, by Migita Toshihide, 威海衛陥落北洋艦隊提督丁汝昌降伏ノ圖
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「威海衛陥落北洋艦隊提督丁汝昌降伏ノ圖 」、木版画、「威海衝陥落北洋艦隊提督丁汝昌降伏ノ図」 右田年英画ただし丁提督は降伏せずに「鎮遠」艦内で自殺しており、この絵は想像で描かれたもの。, 「威海衝陥落北洋艦隊提督丁汝昌降伏ノ図」(想像図)右田年英画 1895年（明治28年）。外国軍顧問団を連れて降伏する丁を描いた絵。ただし、丁は降伏せずに自殺しており、この絵は想像で描かれたもの。, 「威海衝陥落北洋艦隊提督丁汝昌降伏ノ図」 右田年英画 1895年（明治28年）。外国軍顧問団を連れて降伏する丁を描いた絵。ただし、丁は降伏せずに自殺しており、この絵は想像で描かれたもの。
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Weihaiwei surrender, Ukiyo-e nishiki-e by Toshihide Migita depicting the surrender of Chinese forces after the Battle of Weihaiwei, dated November 1895（The depiction is fictitious. In fact the Chinese commander Ding Ruchang had committed suicide after he refused to surrender, and as the only captain still alive at the end of the battle, Sa Zhenbing was given the unenviable task of formally surrendering to the Japanese Navy.）, Revisionist depiction of Chinese delegation, led by Admiral Ding Ruchang and their foreign advisors, boarding the Japanese vessel to negotiate the surrender with Admiral Itō Sukeyuki after the Battle of Weihaiwei. In reality, Ding had committed suicide after his defeat, and never surrendered., Ukiyo-e, by Toshihide Migita, depicting Chinese forces surrendering to Admiral Ito at the Battle of Weihaiwei. In reality, Ding had committed suicide after his defeat and never surrendered.
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"威海衛陥落北洋艦隊提督丁汝昌降伏ノ" , woodcut, "威海衝陥落北洋艦隊提督丁汝昌降伏ノ図" , by Toshihide MIGITA, but Admiral Tei committed suicide on a ship "chinyuan" without surrender, this picture is imagined., "The Admiral of the North Sea Fleet Falling at Weihai Pass, Jo-chang TEI" , English-style painting by Migita Toshie, 1895A picture of a tei surrendering with a foreign military advisory group.However, Ding killed himself without surrendering, and this picture was painted in the imagination., 'The Admiral of the North Sea Fleet Falling at Weihai Pass, Josho TEI' , by Toshie MIGITA, 1895A picture of a tei surrendering with a foreign military advisory group.However, Ding killed himself without surrendering, and this picture was painted in the imagination.
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威海衛降伏、威海衛の戦い、伊東祐之、1895年木版画、日本の艦船、丁汝昌降伏之、丁汝昌降伏之
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威海衛降伏図 田利英著、威海衛の戦い後の中国軍の降伏を描いた1895年11月(架空の描写。実際、中国の提督丁汝昌は降伏を拒否して自殺しており、戦闘の最後まで生き残った唯一の艦長である振平は、丁汝昌提督とその外国顧問が率いる中国代表団の修正主義的な描写で、威海衛海戦の後、伊藤祐之提督と降伏交渉するために日本船に乗り込んだ。実際、丁は敗戦後に自殺しており、降伏することはなかった。実際、ディンは敗戦後自殺しており、降伏することはなかった。
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unenviable surrenderer capitulation surrender