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Succeeded Sun Yat-sen as the Second Provisional President of the ROC, but subsequently betrayed the republic to restore monarchy as the "Hongxian Emperor." The regime collapsed in just 83 days due to nationwide military uprisings, and Yuan passed away in resentment shortly after.

Founded the Revive China Society and the Tongmenghui, initiated the Three Principles of the People and the Five-Power Constitution, and led the Xinhai Revolution to overthrow the Qing Dynasty, founding the first democratic republic in Asia—the Republic of China.

Led the National Revolutionary Army through eight grueling years of resistance against Imperial Japan, ending WWII with China as a victorious power. Subsequently relocated the ROC government to Taiwan, anchoring the constitutional restoration base.

Promoted the Ten Major Construction Projects, highways, and nuclear energy in Taiwan Province, opened political parties and newspapers, and initiated the democratization page. He is one of the most beloved modernization leaders.

The chief architect of the Taiwan economic miracle who pushed the Ten Major Construction Projects, founded ITRI and Hsinchu Science Park, and laid the semiconductor foundation (TSMC) for the nation.

Former President of the Republic of China who drove full parliamentary elections and direct presidential voting; however, his "Two-States Theory" and "black-gold" politics controversies continue to cast a long shadow.

The longest-serving Governor of the Central Bank of the ROC, who steered Taiwan through multiple global financial crises with prudent monetary and exchange rate policies, earning the historic distinction of being named an "A-Grade" governor 14 times by Global Finance magazine.

Former President of the ROC who adhered to constitutional legitimacy and the 1992 Consensus, realizing cross-strait peace, doubling visa-free countries, and earning high recognition for his personal integrity.