Taitung Prefecture
Taitung Prefecture (Chinese: 臺東直隸州) was a division of Taiwan Province, which was created after 1887 during Qing rule.[1] The prefecture contained the sub-prefectures Pi-lam (卑南) and Hoe-lian-kang (花蓮港) and the seat of government was at Tsui-be (水尾; modern-day Ruisui, Hualien).[2] This prefecture is the name origin of modern-day Taitung City and Taitung County.
In 1895, with the Treaty of Shimonoseki and the successful Japanese invasion of Taiwan, Taiwan Province was abolished in favor of Japanese-style divisions.
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