Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan
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Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan
Summary
Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan is a medical specialized school in Japan[1].
Key Facts
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan is in the country of Taiwan under Japanese rule[2].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan is in the country of Empire of Japan[3].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan's instance of is recorded as medical specialized school in Japan[4].
- +1899-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan[5].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan's parent organization or unit is recorded as Government-General of Taiwan[6].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan's parent organization or unit is recorded as Taihoku Imperial University[7].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan's replaced by is recorded as National Taiwan University College of Medicine[8].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan's official name is recorded as 医学講習所[9].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan's official name is recorded as 台湾総督府医学校[10].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan's official name is recorded as 台北帝国大学医学專門部[11].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/121_5_20[12].
- Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan's category for alumni of educational institution is recorded as Category:Alumni of the Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan[13].
Body
Founding
+1899-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Medical School of the Governor-General of Taiwan[5].
Identity
Official names include 医学講習所[9], 台湾総督府医学校[10], and 台北帝国大学医学專門部[11].
Operations
Parent organizations include Government-General of Taiwan[6], a government agency[14], in Empire of Japan[15], founded in 1895[16], headquartered in Presidential Office Building[17] and Taihoku Imperial University[7], an Imperial universities of Japan[18], in Taiwan under Japanese rule[19], founded in 1928[20].