2006•Journal of Tangshan Teachers CollegeRequires access

From Cabinet System to Presidential System——Analyzing Yuan Shikai’s Political Conformity at the Beginning of the Republic of China from the Angle of Executive Authority Adscription

Sun Ji-hui

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After the Revolution of 1911 (the Chinese bourgeois democratic revolution led by Sun Zhongshan which overthrew the Qing Dynasty), Yuan Shikai succeeded Sun Zhongshan to be the temporary president of the Republic of China. Though there were only 4 years till the death of Yuan Shikai caused by the failure of his emperor dream, it was an important period for the modernization of Chinese politics, for in this period, Yuan Shikai made great changes in many aspects of the mechanism of the government which were mainly embodied in the political conforminty.

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Key concepts: Emperor, China, Cabinet (room), Politics, Presidential system, Economic history, Political system, Modernization theory