distinguish Bank of Canton Canton Trust and Commercial Bank The Kwangtung Provincial Bank zh t was a bank latterly based in Hong Kong . Also known as the Provincial Bank of Kwangtung Province. The largest of the provincial banks, there were however a succession of at least seven distinct organisations functioning as The Kwangtung Provincial Bank from 1905 through 1949, with Chinese mainland operations suspended in 1950 51 absorbed into the Peoples Bank of China following the establishment of the Peoples Republic of China. The remainder of the bank continued in operation until 2001 when it was taken over by the Bank of China Hong Kong . Banknote Issue The first known banknote issues appeared in 1913, through to 1922, all printed by the American Banknote Company, New York. Subsequent issues are of 1923 and 1925 as the Central Bank of China. During the 1930s, three separate issues of currency all dated 1931 were issued by the bank. Small change 10, 20 and 50 cent issues appeared in 1934 and 1935. Larger notes of 1 to 10 were issued between 1935 to 1940 after which the bank was taken over by the invading Japanese. Following the defeat of Japan in 1945, the bank was re established and issued one final series of currency in 1949 in denominations of 1, 5, 10 and 50 cents, and 1, 5, 10 and 100 Yuan. Two million dollars worth of the 1918 notes were withdrawn by the bank under the orders of Dr Sun Yatsen, to fund military activities during 1921 22. History 1924 The bank was re established in Guangzhou by Mr. T. V. Soong , the brother in law of Dr. Sun Yat sen , as the Central Bank zh t . It was the first central bank established in China . 1929 It was renamed to Kwangtung Central Bank zh t so as to prevent confusion with the national Central Bank of China founded at Nanjing in 1928. Its role was reverted from central bank to provincial government bank. Hong Kong branches were also established. 1932 It was restructured as the Kwangtung Provincial Bank . ref http ... more details
Infobox Film name Ten Tigers from Kwangtung image Ten tigers cover.jpg image size caption The DVD Cover for Ten Tigers director Chang Cheh producer Mona Fong writer Cheh Chang br Ni Kuang narrator starring Ti Lung br Alexander Fu Sheng Fu Sheng br Philip Kwok music cinematography editing distributor World Northal released 1979 in film 1979 runtime 91 min country flagicon Hong Kong colonial Cinema of Hong Kong Hong Kong language Mandarin budget gross preceded by followed by Ten Tigers of Kwangtung zh s t p Gu ngd ng Sh H y h u W H is a Shaw Brothers film directed by Chang Cheh and produced by Mona Fong . It is one of Chang Cheh s tales of Shaolin s historic rivalries with the Qing Dynasty and the Canton Tigers. Along with the Brave Archer series, Ten Tigers had an all star cast of Shaw martial artists. Plot The movie involves two stories concerning the Ten Tigers of Canton original Ten Tigers and their future disciples. The film opens with Tung Chi Wang Li and his nephew, Liang Seo Hu, pursuing the disciples to take revenge for General Liang, who was the father of Liang Seo Hu, and who was also Tung Chi s martial arts brother. After killing one of the disciples, Wang Chow Ming Lung Tung Sheng and Lin Fu Sheng Chin Siu Ho tells the story of the original Ten Tigers. Anti Ch ing revolutionary leader Chai Min Yu Ku Feng is being hunted down by Manchu General Liang Wang Lung Wei . He is almost caught when a masked man rescues him from death and escapes with him. The masked man is Li Jen Chiao Ti Lung a loyal ex Shaolin man and the owner of a pawn shop in town ... Chi External links imdb title id 0080002 title Ten Tigers from Kwangtung Amg movie 254861 Ten Tigers from Kwangtung http www.lovehkfilm.com reviews ten tigers from kwantung.htm Ten Tigers from Kwangtung ... films Category Films directed by Chang Cheh HK film stub hr 10 Tigers from Kwangtung pl Ten Tigers from Kwangtung sh Ten Tigers of Kwangtung zh ... more details
Wanzai may refer to Lapa , an island in Hsiangchow, Chuhai, Kwangtung Province, China. The Chinese call it Wanzai . Wanzai County , Yichun, Kiangsi geodis ... more details
Asses Ears or Asses Ears might refer to Asses Ears South Shetland Islands near Antarctica Asses Ears China near Kwangtung , China disambig ... more details
Gum Yuen October 1875 15 May 1943 was an Australia n cabinetmaker, Chinese community leader, furniture manufacturer and restaurateur. Yuen was born in Chung Gwok village, Heungshan Zhongshan , Kwangtung Guangdong Province , China and died in Perth, Western Australia Perth , Western Australia . ref name DAB Gum Yuen Australian Dictionary of Biography first Anne last Atkinson year id2 http adb.anu.edu.au biography yuen gum 12091 title Yuen, Gum 1875 1943 accessdate 18 02 2012 ref See also portal Biography Australia none of these should be red by the time all the ADB biographies are done References Reflist 1 Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Gum Yuen ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION cabinetmaker, Chinese community leader, furniture manufacturer and restaurateur. DATE OF BIRTH October 1875 PLACE OF BIRTH Chung Gwok village, Heungshan Zhongshan , Kwangtung Guangdong Province, China DATE OF DEATH 15 May 1943 PLACE OF DEATH Perth, Western Australia, Australia DEFAULTSORT Yuen, Gum Category Furniture makers Category Australian restaurateurs Category Australian people of Chinese descent Category 1875 births Category 1943 deaths Australia bio stub ... more details
confused Guangdong Kwangtung Guandong , Kwantung , or other variants Gu nd ng meaning east of the pass may refer to A historical name for all of Manchuria , i.e. east of Shanhai Pass Kwantung Leased Territory , a small section of the above region controlled by Russia and, then, Japan from 1898 to 1945 Kwantung Army , stationed in the above territory before 1945 Reference necessary The North China Plain , i.e. east of Tong Pass, as opposed to Guanzhong date May 2011 Gwandong, a traditional region and another name for Gangwon historical province in Korea Guandong town , town in Pubei County, Guangxi, China geodis ja zh ... more details
Asses Ears , also known as Kaipong Islands or or Ky poong , is a group of islands off the coast of Kwangtung in China . Islands are located south of Lantau Island and Cheung Chau of Hong Kong , and southwest of Lema Islands . There are two major islands in the northeast and a bundle of minor islands in the southwest. One major island is Kaipong which gives names to the island group. The other is Yunghoy or Yung gai. References cite book title Chinese Commercial Guide author Samuel Wells Williams year 1856 coord 21 52 N 114 00 E display title Category Islands of China es Islas Kaipong zh yue zh ... more details
italic title Taxobox name Ancylolomia japonica image A01 20090924 P050.jpg image width image caption image2 image2 width image2 caption regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Lepidoptera familia Crambidae genus Ancylolomia species A. japonica binomial Ancylolomia japonica binomial authority Zeller, 1877 ref http www.nic.funet.fi pub sci bio life insecta lepidoptera ditrysia pyraloidea crambidae crambinae ancylolomia index.html Ancylolomia at funet ref synonyms Ancylolomia japonica is a moth of the Crambidae family. It is found in Ussuri , Korea , Japan , China Yunnan, Kansu, Shantung, Fukien, Kwangtung , Tibet and Taiwan . The wingspan is 24 38 mm. ref http www.jpmoth.org Crambidae Crambinae Ancylolomia japonica.html Japanese Moths ref References Reflist Category Animals described in 1877 Category Crambinae Crambinae stub ... more details
Brigade Major Gen. Seiichiro Shinohara from 2nd Division, Kwangtung Army 16th Infantry Regiment Col ... Independent 9th Dokuritsu Hiko Chutai Kawasaki Ki 10 Notes 1. Kwangtung Army and Chahar Expeditionary ... in this campaign. 2. 11th Independent Mixed Brigade was subordinated to Kwangtung Army ... of the Kwangtung Army. Sources 1 Hsu Long hsuen and Chang Ming kai, History of The Sino Japanese War ... more details
The Japanese Imperial Army had two types of Mixed Brigades. First type was the Mixed Brigade. This was the detachment of an infantry brigade from an IJA Infantry Division with various Divisional support units or sometimes units attached from its Corps or Army. This provided a combined arms force of infantry, artillery, cavalry and other support units. Second was the Independent Mixed Brigade. These were detachments made of various units detached from other units or independent support units formed together in a brigade. The first two of these Independent Mixed Brigades, formed by the Kwangtung army in the 1930 s was the IJA 1st Independent Mixed Brigade and the IJA 11th Independent Mixed Brigade . These brigades were organized in unique manners and one of them, the 11th was later formed into the IJA 26th Division . Later a series of IJA Independent Mixed Brigades were formed for the purpose of garrisoning the large territories of China captured in the early phase of the Second Sino Japanese War . Category Military units and formations of the Imperial Japanese Army ... more details
Lapa may refer to The Lapa instrument lapa , a musical instrument from 19th century China Lapa, S o Paulo , a neighbourhood in the city of S o Paulo, Brazil Lapa, Rio de Janeiro , a neighbourhood in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Lapa Lisbon Lapa, Lisbon , a neighbourhood in the city of Lisbon, Portugal Lapa, Nepal , a village in Nepal L neas A reas Privadas Argentinas LAPA , a defunct Argentine airliner L pa , a kind of rice gruel found in the cuisines of the former Ottoman countries Lapa structure , a type of building that is popular in South Africa Santuario de Nossa Senhora da Lapa, Portugal , a sanctuary in Portugal Lapa, Zhuhai , an island in Xiangzhou District, Zhuhai, Kwangtung, China A local name in the Madeira Islands for the edible limpet Patella ulyssiponensis Disambig de Lapa es Lapa fr Lapa it Lapa disambigua lv Lapa nl Lapa pt Lapa scn Lapa fi Lapa ... more details
Orphan date September 2008 Cochin Pottery is also known as Koji Pottery traditional Chinese Hanyu Pinyin Ji ozh sh o . The only long time ceramic tradition that involved artistic considerations was Cochin ware, a folk craft originally from Kwangtung and brought to Taiwan in the 19th century. At that time, Cochin ware consisted mainly of decorations for the walls and roof ridges of temples, including human figures, animals, birds, and flowers in bright, glossy colors. Today, there are only a handful of craftspeople who still possess the traditional Cochin skills, most of whom are in the central island city of Chiayi . In the Japanese city of Kyoto the masters of the tea ceremony loved Kouchi as small figures of animals, fish, flowers, dragons, the phoenix etc. External links http www.gio.gov.tw taiwan website 5 gp culture pottery Pottery and Porcelain http www.cabcy.gov.tw Koji english privacy.asp Chiayi City Koji Pottery Museum DEFAULTSORT Cochin Ware Category Chinese pottery fr C ramique de Ta wan ja ... more details
distinguish Bank of Canton Kwangtung Provincial Bank Canton Trust and Commercial Bank zh t was a China Chinese bank in Hong Kong . History In 1965, bank run occurred in the bank after it suffered from heavy lending to property sector and fraud . ref http www.bm.ust.hk fina232 L2.pdf BANK REGULATION IN HONG KONG ref Although The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation agreed to lend the bank HK 25 million to overcome the crisis, the bank still bankrupted on 8 February 1965. This caused a series of bank runs in other several small and medium banks in Hong Kong. ref http books.google.com.hk books?id YbhzcKPcf5gC&pg PA68 Hong Kong as an International Financial Centre ref ref http books.google.com.hk books?id SqOnAl86dzQC&pg PA148 The 1965 Bank Runs ref See also Stock disasters in Hong Kong References reflist Category Defunct banks of Hong Kong Category Companies disestablished in 1965 zh ... more details
italic title Taxobox name Phalacra strigata image Phalacra strigata insulicola.jpg image width image caption Phalacra strigata insulicola image2 image2 width image2 caption status status system regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Lepidoptera familia Drepanidae genus Phalacra species P. strigata binomial Phalacra strigata binomial authority Brisbane Charles Somerville Warren Warren , 1896 ref http www.nic.funet.fi pub sci bio life insecta lepidoptera ditrysia drepanoidea drepanidae drepaninae phalacra index.html Phalacra at funet ref synonyms Phalacra multilineata small Warren, 1897 small Phalacra strigata is a species of moth of the Drepanidae family. It is found in India , China and Taiwan . Subspecies Phalacra strigata strigata northern India, China Kwangsi, Kwangtung, Szechwan Phalacra strigata insulicola small Inoue, 1988 small Taiwan References Reflist wikispecies commons Category Animals described in 1896 Category Drepanidae Drepanidae stub ... more details
. In 1905 he became the president of the Hong Kong Chinese Revolutionary Alliance . As Kwangtung ... was appointed by the Kwangtung military government as the foreign minister, until the Republic ... more details
wiktionary DG dg Incoming links date February 2012 DG may stand for Dangerous Goods Decigram Decomposed granite Dei gratia Latin By the grace of God Density gradient Dentate gyrus Depth gauge Dice game Diesel generator Differential geometry Disc golf Discontinuous Galerkin method Distributed generation Double glazing Directional gyroscope Heading indicator Fiction Delta Green DG character , the main protagonist in the science fiction channel miniseries Tin Man Locations Diego Garcia , an atoll in central Indian Ocean Downers Grove, Illinois Danilovgrad , a municipality in Montenegro Dongguan , a Prefecture level city in Guangdong also Kwangtung Organisations Data General , a minicomputer manufacturer Delta Gamma , a sorority DG Flugzeugbau , a German airplane manufacturer Desnoes & Geddes , DG, D&G, D G., a Jamaican brand of soft drinks produced by PepsiCo and the manufacturer of Red Stripe beer Deutsche Grammophon , a classical music record label, founded in 1898 Dolce & Gabbana , an Italian luxury fashion design Dollar General , an American variety store Dragon Gate , in Pro Wrestling Title Director General Directorate General , departments of the European Union institutions, as well as organizational units of the European Patent Office disambiguation cs DG de DG fa DG fr DG ko DG it DG sw DG nl Dg ja DG no DG fi Dg sv DG ... more details
Unreferenced date August 2009 Kew Dock Yip LLB pinyin Y Qi du 1906 2001 was the first Chinese Canadian lawyer and the second youngest son of Yip Sang , a prominent Chinese merchant in Vancouver in the 1900s. K. Dock Yip graduated from Osgoode Hall Law School in 1945 and help to bring about the repeal of the Chinese Immigration Act of 1923 . He was an important community leader in Toronto s Chinatown . In 1985, he played the role of a tong leader in the movie Year of the Dragon film Year of the Dragon starring Mickey Rourke . He continued to practice until his death. Yip s sister, Susanne Yip Gimling , was Principal of Kwangtung Provincial Girls Middle School in Guangzhou in the 1930s. Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Yip, K. Dock ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION Canadian lawyer DATE OF BIRTH 1906 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 2001 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Yip, K. Dock Category 1906 births Category 2001 deaths Category Canadian lawyers Category Canadian people of Chinese descent Category Osgoode Hall Law School alumni ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Joseph Cucchiara was born on the island Sicily of Italy in 1889. He joined Salesians of Don Bosco in 1907. After the outbreak of World War I , he followed the armies and served in hospitals. He was delegated to the diocese of Shiu Chow of Kwangtung in 1911. He worked hard and founded many churches and schools in the area. After communists came to the area, most of these structures were in hand of communists. He was then sent to work in Aberdeen Technical School in Hong Kong . At the meantime, he helped the sisters of Sisters Announcers of the Lord from Shiu Chow to Hong Kong. He delicated much effort to help the sisters open Tak Nga Primary School and Tak Nga Secondary School . He died in Canossa Hospital on 18 December 1966 and buried in Happy Valley, Hong Kong . The sisters from Sisters Announcers of the Lord founded a school on Tsing Yi Island and named it Father Cucchiara Memorial School to memorise his contribution. Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Cucchiara, Joseph ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1889 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1966 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Cucchiara, Joseph Category 1889 births Category 1966 deaths Category Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong ... more details
italictitle Taxobox name Albara reversaria image Albara reversaria Drepanidae .jpg image width 240px image caption regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Lepidoptera familia Drepanidae genus Albara species A. reversaria binomial Albara reversaria binomial authority Walker, 1866 synonyms Albara opalescens small Warren, 1897 small Albara griseotincta small Wileman, 1914 small Albara horishana small Matsumura, 1921 small Albara reversaria is a moth of the Drepanidae family. It is found in Sumatra , Borneo , Peninsular Malaysia , the north eastern parts of the Himalaya and Taiwan . The larvae feed on Myrica species, as well as the leaves of Quercus variabilis . Mature larvae fix their body to the base of a leaf with silk and curve the leaf margins where pupation takes place. ref cite web url http 140.112.100.38 chinese publication journal pdf t2201 t220103.pdf title Larval Morphology and Host Plants of Drepanidea Lepidoptera Drepanidae in Southern Taiwan format PDF date accessdate 2011 12 19 ref Subspecies Albara reversaria reversaria Sumatra Albara reversaria opalescens north eastern Himalaya Khasis , China Kwangtung, Linping , Taiwan References Reflist External links http www.mothsofborneo.com part 8 drepaninae drepaninae 23 1.php The Moths of Borneo Category Drepanidae vi Albara reversaria zh ... more details
Lingnan University Chinese languages Chinese in Guangzhou Canton , Guangdong Kwangtung Province , China now Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, People s Republic of China , was a private university private university established by a group of United States American missionaries in 1888. At its founding it was named Canton Christian College . It was incorporated into Sun Yat sen University Chung Shan University now Sun Yat sen University in 1953. Members of the university fled to Hong Kong and founded the Lingnan University Hong Kong Lingnan School in Wan Chai in 1967, which was relocated to Tuen Mun in the mid 1990s and renamed Lingnan University in 1999. History File Lingnan University s building.jpg thumb right 250px An old building of Lingnan University, now located in Sun Yat sen University The university relocated several times during its existence. It moved to Macau , then a Portuguese colony, in 1900 to escape the repressive measures implemented by the ruling Qing Dynasty Ch ing Dynasty of China. In 1903, the Chinese languages Chinese name was changed to in Macau . It moved back to Canton in 1904. In 1916, the Chinese name was changed again, to , as the college expanded to become a university. In 1927, management of the university passed into Chinese hands, and the English name was changed to Lingnan University, the transliteration of the school s Chinese name. Dr. Chung Wing Kwong became the first Chinese Principal university principal of the University. In 1930s, Lingnan became a globally recognised institution. A branch in Hainan with an emphasis on agriculture agricultural studies was founded in 1933. During the 1930s and 40s, the university was forced to move several times as Japanese armies advanced across China. In 1937, it relocated to Hong Kong as the Japanese occupied Canton, and in 1942, to Shaoguan Kukong now Shaoguan in northern Guangdong Kwangtung Province , as the Japanese occupied Hong Kong. After World War II, the university was finally ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2006 The Japanese Imperial Army had Independent Mixed Brigades that were detachments made of various units detached from other units or independent support units formed together in an independent brigade. The first two of these Independent Mixed Brigades, formed by the Kwangtung army in the 1930s was the IJA 1st Independent Mixed Brigade and the IJA 11th Independent Mixed Brigade . Each of these brigades were organized in a unique manner and one of them, the 11th was later formed into the IJA 26th Division . Later a series of Independent Mixed Brigades were formed for the purpose of garrisoning the large territories of China captured in the early phase of the Second Sino Japanese War . This variety for China was usually organized with five infantry battalions, an artillery unit, and labor troops. In the Pacific theater they had different and more varied configurations of subodinate units. IJA Independent Mixed Brigades , formed by the Kwangtung army in the 1930s IJA 1st Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 11th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA Independent Mixed Brigades formed for the Second Sino Japanese War and Second World War IJA 1st Independent Mixed Brigade 2nd IJA 2nd Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 3rd Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 4th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 5th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 6th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 7th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 8th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 9th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 10th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 11th Independent Mixed Brigade 2nd IJA 12th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 13th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 14th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 15th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 16th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 17th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 18th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 19th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 20th Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 21st Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 22nd Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 23rd Independent Mixed Brigade IJA 24th Independent Mixed Brig ... more details
Unreferenced date October 2008 Yong Mun Sen b. 1896 1962 . Born Yong Yen Lang in Kuching, Sarawak, he changed his name to Yong Mun Sen in 1922. He is widely known as the Father of Malaysian Painting. Although trained in formal Chinese brush painting and calligraphy in Kwangtung, China, as an artist he was drawn to watercolours and later oils. He settled in Penang in 1922, where he had his own art studios on Penang Road and later Northam Road. Mun Sen is famous for his landscape paintings in watercolours, which incorporated influences from Chinese art resulting in more airy and generalised compositions rather than in more detailed or factual depictions. Since his death in 1962, his works have retained an important and honoured place in Malaysian Art. He has two offsprings who follow in his footsteps, ChengWah and KhengWah. Both are well established artists in their own media. External links Yong Mun Sen Penang Artists, http www.penang artists.com YongMunSen.htm Remembering Yong Mun Sen, http www.igeorgetownpenang.com features 656 remembering yong mun sen Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Yong, Mun Sen ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION Malaysian painter DATE OF BIRTH 1896 PLACE OF BIRTH Kuching DATE OF DEATH 1962 PLACE OF DEATH Penang DEFAULTSORT Yong, Mun Sen Category 1896 births Category 1962 deaths Category Malaysian Chinese people Category Malaysian painters Category Hakka people Category Malaysian Hakka people Category People from Dabu artist stub ... more details
Hong Kong is an important port in the Far East , and has relied on entrep t trade to survive its economy for more than a century. History of Hong Kong Early history Tuen Mun, a name that is used to refer to the western part of the modern day territory of Hong Kong, was a military camp and naval base during the Tang Dynasty of China since 621 AD. The territory of Tuen Mun by then extends from western Shenzhen in the Guangdong Province of the People s Republic of China PRC to western Kowloon in Hong Kong. Rail transport Tramways When the British crown colony of Hong Kong began on the Hong Kong Island on 1842, there was no public transport. The first mode of public transport was the Peak Tram , a funicular railway, operated since 1888. The Hong Kong Tramways, a street running tram system, started in 1904. Conventional railway The Kowloon Peninsula south of the Boundary Street and the Stonecutters Island was ceded by the then ruling dynasty of China, the Ch ing Dynasty , and was added to the crown colony in 1860 and the New Territories was leased subsequently in 1898. The Kowloon Canton Railway now the East Rail Line on the MTR system was built from the southern tip of Kowloon to Guangzhou Canton now Guangzhou in the Kwangtung Province now Guangdong Province in the 1900s. The British Section was opened in 1910, and the Chinese Section a year later. This is the first conventional railway in Hong Kong. Rapid transit See also Rapid transit in Hong Kong Public bus Expand section date December 2009 Main History of bus transport in Hong Kong Public bus service was not regulated until 1933, when the Hong Kong Government granted franchises to two bus services companies, the China Motor Bus and the Kowloon Motor Bus . Water transport Ferries, jetties in Sheung Wan, Nam Pei Hong, Container terminals, Mid stream operation, Cruise terminals, Ocean Terminal , Kwai Chung Empty section date July 2010 Aviation Main Aviation history of Hong Kong Transport in Hong Kong Asia topic History ... more details
italic title Taxobox name Macrocilix mysticata image Macrocilix mysticata watsoni1.jpg image caption Macrocilix mysticata watsoni image2 Macrocilix mysticata flavotincta1.jpg image2 caption Macrocilix mysticata watsoni regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Lepidoptera familia Drepanidae genus Macrocilix species M. mysticata binomial Macrocilix mysticata binomial authority Walker, 1863 synonyms Argyris mysticata small Walker, 1863 small Macrocilix mysticata bidentata small Bryk, 1943 small Macrocilix mysticata is a moth in the Drepanidae family. It is found in India , Burma , Taiwan , Japan and China . ref cite web url http www.nic.funet.fi pub sci bio life insecta lepidoptera ditrysia drepanoidea drepanidae drepaninae macrocilix index.html title Macrocilix at funet publisher Nic.funet.fi date 2008 07 18 accessdate 2011 12 19 ref The wingspan is 31 38 mm. Adults are on wing in March and August. ref cite web author felix Lin url http www.geocities.ws drepanidae drep.13.html title Oriental Butterflies and Moths publisher Geocities.ws date accessdate 2011 12 19 ref The larvae feed on the leaves of Castanopsis formosana and Pasania konishii . Mature larvae spin silk and curve the leaf, making a compact oval, whitish cocoon where pupation takes place. ref cite web url http 140.112.100.38 chinese publication journal pdf t2201 t220103.pdf title Larval Morphology and Host Plants of Drepanidea Lepidoptera Drepanidae in Southern Taiwan format PDF date accessdate 2011 12 19 ref Subspecies Macrocilix mysticata mysticata northern India, Sikkim, Burma Macrocilix mysticata watsoni small Inoue, 1958 small Japan, China Fukien, Chekiang, Kwangtung, Yunnan, Szechwan Macrocilix mysticata brevinotata small Watson, 1968 small China Szechwan Macrocilix mysticata flavotincta small Wileman, 1915 small Taiwan References Reflist Category Animals described in 1863 Category Drepanidae Drepanidae stub ... more details
italic title Taxobox name Microblepsis violacea image Microblepsis violacea.jpg image caption Male image2 Microblepsis violacea1.jpg image2 caption Female regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Lepidoptera familia Drepanidae genus Microblepsis species M. violacea binomial Microblepsis violacea binomial authority Butler, 1889 ref cite web url http taibnet.sinica.edu.tw chi taibnet species detail.php?name code 345059 title TaiBNET Catalogue of Life of Taiwan publisher Taibnet.sinica.edu.tw date accessdate 2011 12 19 ref synonyms Agnidra violacea small Butler, 1889 small Drepana violacea Albara violacea Albara takasago small Okano, 1959 small Microblepsis violacea is a moth in the Drepanidae family. It is found in north western and north eastern India , Taiwan and China Szechwan, Yunnan, Kwangtung, Chekiang, Fukien . ref cite web url http www.nic.funet.fi pub sci bio life insecta lepidoptera ditrysia drepanoidea drepanidae drepaninae microblepsis index.html title Microblepsis at funet publisher Nic.funet.fi date 2009 09 09 accessdate 2011 12 19 ref The wingspan is 25 36 mm. ref cite web url http gaga.biodiv.tw new23 9409 017.htm title gaga.biodiv.tw publisher gaga.biodiv.tw date 2009 07 28 accessdate 2011 12 19 ref The larvae feed on the leaves of Castanopsis formosana . The mature larvae spin silk and are fixed at the tip or base of the leaf where pupation takes place. ref cite web url http 140.112.100.38 chinese publication journal pdf t2201 t220103.pdf title Larval Morphology and Host Plants of Drepanidea Lepidoptera Drepanidae in Southern Taiwan format PDF date accessdate 2011 12 19 ref References Reflist Category Animals described in 1889 Category Drepanidae Drepanidae stub zh ... more details
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