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 Literary Chancellor, Canton province, 1904; resigned July, 1905. 

 CHULALONGKORN I. (see: SIAM, KING OF). 

 CH'UN, Prince (see: TSAI-FENG). 

 CHUN-LIANG, General (PEKING), native of Manchuria; metropolitan graduate 1883. Appointed Chief Supervisor of Instruction, Dec., 1896; Sub-Chancellor, Grand Secretariat, Jan., 1896; Brigade-General in Charge of Western Mausolea, Nov., 1899; Imperial Resident, Hsi-Ning, 1903; ordered to return to Peking, Sept., 1904. 

 CHUNG-HSUN, Lieut.-General (PEKING), native of Manchuria; metropolitan graduate, 1865. Appointed Chief Supervisor of Instruction, 1878; Commissioner of Transmission, 1878; Vice-President, Censorate, 1879; degraded, Jan., 1883; Commandant of Forces, So-lun, March, 1887; vacated post, July, 1894; Director Court of State Ceremonial, Oct., 1895; Sub-Chancellor, Grand Secretariat, March, 1898; appointed Assistant Governor, Kobdo, Oct., 1900, but did not proceed; Deputy Lieut.-General, Bordered Yellow Banner Corps, Oct., 1900; senior Vice-President, Board of Punishments, Nov., 1900; Deputy Lieut.-General, Bordered White Banner Corps, Summer 1901; Capt.-General, Bordered Red Hanchun Banner Corps, Feb., 1906. 

 CHUNG-LING, General (ML-KDEN), native of Manchunia; metropolitan graduate, 1877. Appointed Chief Supervisor of Instruction, Nov., 1894; Sub-Chancellor Grand Secretariat Secretariat, May, 1895; Vice-President, Board of Works, Mukden, Aug., 1896; Lieut.-General, Hanchun Yellow Banner Corps, July, 1905. 

 CHUNG MUN-YEW (SHANGHAI), Head of Board of Chinese Commissioners of the Shanghai-Nanking railway. Educ.: Yale University, U.S.A., having proceeded with others in 1872 and remaining until 1875. Was Attache, then Secretary, of Chinese Legation in Washington; subsequently Consul-General Havana, Cuba, and Manila, the latter post being vacated in 1905; appointed Commissioner of Peiyang Bureau of Foreign Affairs, and in Jan., 1906, proceeded to Shanghai as Head of the Board controlling the Shanghai-Nanking railway. 

 CHUNG-SHAN (FOOCHOW), Governor; Imperial Clansman; Acting Governor-General. Deputy Lieut.-General, Chin-chou, March, 1885; Tartar-General, Nanking, March, 1899; Military Governor, Mukden, Nov., 1900; Tartar-General, Nanking, April, 1901; Tartar-General, Foochow, April, 1902; acting Governor-General, Min-Che (Fukien and Chekiang) provinces, April, 1903. Address: Foochow, Fukien province. 

<section begin="CH'UNG-SHOU" /> CH'UNG-SHOU (PEKING), Vice-President, Board of Works; Imperial Clansman. Reader Grand Secretariat, Sept., 1897; Director Banqueting Court, May, 1900; Sub-Chancellor Grand Secretariat, Dec., 1900; Vice-President Board of Works, April, 1903. <section end="CH'UNG-SHOU" />

<section begin="CLARE, Ernest Edward Philip" /> CLARE, Ernest Edward Philip (BATU I GAJAH), F.M.S. Civil Service; b.