Musha, Taiwan

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Musha, Taiwan is a mountainous indigenous village in central Taiwan historically associated with the Seediq people and known for its role in the 1930 Wushe Incident.

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Musha, Taiwan canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf indigenous community
mountain settlement
village
associatedEthnicGroup Taiwan indigenous peoples
associatedPeople Seediq people
colonialPowerAtTimeOfIncident Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan
conflict Wushe Uprising
linked to: Wushe Incident
country Taiwan
countryDuringIncident Japanese Taiwan
culturalSignificance symbol of Seediq anti-colonial resistance
dateOfMajorEvent 1930
governedBy Ren’ai Township Office
linked to: Ren’ai Township
hasClimate mountain subtropical climate
hasPopulationGroup Seediq
other Taiwan indigenous peoples
heritageType indigenous cultural area
historicalEvent Wushe Incident
historicalNameVariant Wushe
historicalPeriod Japanese rule in Taiwan
knownFor Seediq resistance against Japanese colonial rule
role in the 1930 Wushe Incident
languageAssociated Seediq language
locatedIn central Taiwan
locatedInAdministrative Nantou County
Ren’ai Township
locatedOnIsland Taiwan Island
linked to: Formosa
notableFor site of major indigenous uprising in 1930
partOf Central Mountain Range region of Taiwan
regionType upland region
terrainFeature mountainous area

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Mona Rudao placeOfBirth Musha, Taiwan
Mona Rudao placeOfDeath Musha, Taiwan