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Li Jing-lin, also known as Li Fangchen (1885–1931) was a deputy inspector-general and later army general for the Fengtian clique during the Chinese warlord era. He hailed from Zaoqiang County, Hebei province, China. After his military career was over he settled in Nanjing, and in 1927 moved to Shanghai. A renowned swordsman, he was known as "China's First Sword." (en) Li Jinglin ou Li Chin-Lin (chinois 李景林 , pinyin Lǐ Jǐnglín), aussi connu comme Li Fangchen, né en 1884 et mort en 1933, était un fonctionnaire chinois, gouverneur du Hebei et commandant la 2e armée de la Clique du Fengtian durant la période des Seigneurs de la guerre. Après sa carrière militaire, il s'installa à Nanjing, puis en 1927 à Shanghai. Expert en arts martiaux chinois, Li Jinglin fut très réputé en Chine pour sa maitrise du combat à l'épée (wudang jian) et du wudang quan. (fr) Li Jinglin atau dikenal juga dengan nama Li Fangchen (1885–1931) tadinya adalah wakil inspektur jenderal kemudian menjadi jenderal angkatan darat Kelompok Fengtian selama Era Panglima Perang di Tiongkok. Setelah karier militernya selesai, dia menetap di Nanjing dan pada 1927 pindah ke Shanghai. Li juga merupakan seorang pendekar pedang terkenal, dia dijuluki "Pedang No.1 Tiongkok." (in) 李 景林（り けいりん）は清末民初の軍人。北京政府、奉天派に属した。字は芳宸、芳岑。 (ja) Ли Цзинли́нь (кит. 李景林) по прозванию Фанчэ́нь (кит. 芳宸) (1885—1931) — китайский военный и политический деятель, генерал, известен мастерством владения китайским мечом. (ru) 李景林（1885年3月28日－1931年11月13日），字芳宸（又作芳岑），直隶省冀州棗強縣恩察鎮人，清朝及中华民國军事將領，武術家。 (zh) |
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Li Jing-lin, also known as Li Fangchen (1885–1931) was a deputy inspector-general and later army general for the Fengtian clique during the Chinese warlord era. He hailed from Zaoqiang County, Hebei province, China. After his military career was over he settled in Nanjing, and in 1927 moved to Shanghai. A renowned swordsman, he was known as "China's First Sword." (en) Li Jinglin ou Li Chin-Lin (chinois 李景林 , pinyin Lǐ Jǐnglín), aussi connu comme Li Fangchen, né en 1884 et mort en 1933, était un fonctionnaire chinois, gouverneur du Hebei et commandant la 2e armée de la Clique du Fengtian durant la période des Seigneurs de la guerre. Après sa carrière militaire, il s'installa à Nanjing, puis en 1927 à Shanghai. Expert en arts martiaux chinois, Li Jinglin fut très réputé en Chine pour sa maitrise du combat à l'épée (wudang jian) et du wudang quan. (fr) Li Jinglin atau dikenal juga dengan nama Li Fangchen (1885–1931) tadinya adalah wakil inspektur jenderal kemudian menjadi jenderal angkatan darat Kelompok Fengtian selama Era Panglima Perang di Tiongkok. Setelah karier militernya selesai, dia menetap di Nanjing dan pada 1927 pindah ke Shanghai. Li juga merupakan seorang pendekar pedang terkenal, dia dijuluki "Pedang No.1 Tiongkok." (in) 李 景林（り けいりん）は清末民初の軍人。北京政府、奉天派に属した。字は芳宸、芳岑。 (ja) Ли Цзинли́нь (кит. 李景林) по прозванию Фанчэ́нь (кит. 芳宸) (1885—1931) — китайский военный и политический деятель, генерал, известен мастерством владения китайским мечом. (ru) 李景林（1885年3月28日－1931年11月13日），字芳宸（又作芳岑），直隶省冀州棗強縣恩察鎮人，清朝及中华民國军事將領，武術家。 (zh) |
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