Warlord Era
Warlord Era proper noun: the period of the Republic of China that followed the fall of Yuan Shikai's Empire of China, which saw the rise and fall of various warlord cliques, between 1916 to 1928 CE.
Proper noun
the Warlord Era
- The period of the Republic of China that followed the fall of Yuan Shikai's Empire of China, which saw the rise and fall of various warlord cliques, between 1916 to 1928 CE.
Warlord Era meaning in Indonesian, Persian and Vietnamese
Warlord Era in Indonesian
- Translations
- Era Panglima Perang
Warlord Era in Persian
- Translations
- دوره جنگسالاران dowre-ye jangsâlârân
Warlord Era in Vietnamese
- Translations
- thời đại quân phiệt
Questions about Warlord Era
- What does Warlord Era mean?
- Warlord Era means the period of the Republic of China that followed the fall of Yuan Shikai's Empire of China, which saw the rise and fall of various warlord cliques, between 1916 to 1928 CE.
- What is Warlord Era in Indonesian?
- Warlord Era in Indonesian is Era Panglima Perang. See Warlord Era meaning in Indonesian.
- What part of speech is Warlord Era?
- Warlord Era is a proper noun.
Words near Warlord Era in the dictionary
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