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Taiwan (R.O.C.)

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中華民國 (臺灣)

中文 中華民國 (臺灣) - 中華民國[1]

中華民國(1912年1月1日— )位於亞洲東部、太平洋西岸。目前有效統治之台灣地區領土包括台灣島、澎湖群島、金門、馬祖、東沙群島、南沙太平島和中洲島,總陸地面積36,188平方公里。中華民國中央政府現位於台北市,遷台前首都南京市。中華民國是第二次世界大戰主要戰勝國,也是聯合國五個主要創始會員國之一。台灣(原寫作臺灣,「臺」為正體字,因書寫方便,此字後來與異體字「台」通用,現今多用「台」字)位於亞洲東部地區,西太平洋上。荷蘭時期稱 「Taioan」,漢書為「大員」、「台員」或「大灣」。名稱由來很多,其中一種是來自台灣島南部平埔族原住民─西拉雅族對居住地的稱呼。

文言: 中華民國在亞東之極。本都南京,因事失地泰半,暫遷於臺北。其東以鴨綠江界朝鮮國,隔東海望日本。其北與俄羅斯相接。其西有大山,天下至高者也。而皆失於內戰,今僅得臺灣及其周圍矣。
English Taiwan (R.O.C.) - Republic of China

The Republic of China is a country in East Asia. It governed all of China before it lost control of the mainland to the ► People's Republic of China (PRC) as a result of the Chinese Civil War which ended in 1949, and since then its administration has been restricted to the island groups of Taiwan (Formosa), the Pescadores, Kinmen, and Matsu. Over subsequent decades, the Republic of China has been commonly referred to as "Taiwan", and since the late 1970s the name "China" has been increasingly used to refer to the People's Republic of China. For political reasons, the Republic of China is commonly referred to as "Chinese Taipei" in international organizations. It has maritime borders with ► Japan and the ► Philippines and it claims the ► Paracel and ► Spratly Islands.


Short name  Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Official  name Republic of China
Status Established 1912, located in Taiwan since 1949
Location East Asia
Capital 臺北市[2] (Taipei)
Population 23,036,087 inhabitants
Area 35,980 km²
Major  languages Mandarin (official), Taiwanese
Major  religions Chinese folk religion (combination of Buddhism, Confucianism and Taoism)
More information Taiwan (R.O.C.), Geography of the Taiwan (R.O.C.), History of the Taiwan (R.O.C.) and Politics of the Taiwan (R.O.C.)
More  images Taiwan (R.O.C.) - Taiwan (R.O.C.) (Category).

General maps

LocationTaiwan.png Location of Taiwan
Taiwan-CIA WFB Map.png Map of Taiwan
Map of Taiwan.jpg Map of Taiwan
TAIWAN Karte Gross.jpg Map of Taiwan
Taiwan-Karte.png Map of Taiwan

See also: Current jurisdiction of the Republic of China

ROC first-order divisions.png Political divisions of the Republic of China
Tw-administration.jpg Political divisions of the Republic of China
ROC PRC comparison eng.jpg Map comparing political divisions as drawn by the ROC and the People's Republic of China
ROC Administrative and Claims.jpg Map of administrative divisions and claimed and disputed territories of the ROC
Taiwan Strait.png Map of Taiwan Strait
TaiwanFromSRTM30.PNG Topographic relief map

History maps

This section holds a short summary of the history of the area of present-day Taiwan, illustrated with maps, including historical maps of former countries and empires that included present-day Taiwan.

See also: Atlas of China, which includes the history maps of the Republic of China until its retreat on Taiwan
Japanese Empire2.png Map of the Japanese Empire (1870-1942)
Movement.png Movement of the Republic of China to Taiwan

Old maps

This section holds copies of original general maps older than 70 years of this entry.

Map of Taiwan 1625.jpg The first "correct" map of Taiwan in the world, which was drawn by Dutch sailor in 1625 when Taiwan was under the Dutch colonial rule
Formosa Map.jpg The Island Formosa and the Pescadores by Johannes Vingboons, ca.1640
1896 map of Taiwan.png Map of Formosa (Taiwan), edited by Reverend William Campbell; taken from the Scottish Geographical Magazine; 1896
Map of Taiwan 1901.jpg Formosa in 1901
Japan 1911.jpg Japan and Formosa 1911

Other maps

Taïwan ethnies.JPG Taiwan ethnic map

Satellite maps

Taiwan NASA Terra MODIS 23791.jpg Satellite map

Notes and references

General remarks:

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  1. Romanization of Chinese according to the Tongyong Pinyin romanization system used in Taiwan: Jhongguó (Tâi-oân) - Jhonghuá Mínguó. compare: Hanyu Pinyin.
  2. Romanization: Táiběi.

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Stielers Handatlas 1891