Chǔ Mín yì (English spelling)

Japanese: 褚民誼 - ちょみんぎ（英語表記）Chǔ Mín yì

1884‐1946
Chinese politician. Born in Wuxing, Zhejiang Province. Said to be Wang Jingwei's brother-in-law. In the late Qing Dynasty, while studying in Japan and France, he became a member of the Tongminghui, and founded the magazine "New Century" in Paris with Wu Jingheng (Zhihui) and others, encouraging anarchist revolution. Immediately after the Xinhai Revolution, he worked for the Shanghai Tongminghui organization, but later traveled to Europe several times to study medicine. In 1924, he became a candidate executive committee member of the Kuomintang Central Committee, and subsequently held important positions in the party and state. As a confidant of Wang Jingwei, he was appointed Vice Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Wang Jingwei's peace government during the Sino-Japanese War, and was executed after the war for being a traitor to the Chinese.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1884‐1946
中国の政治家。浙江省呉興の人。汪兆銘の義弟といわれる。清末，日本，フランスに留学中に同盟会会員となり，パリで呉敬恒(稚暉)らと《新世紀》を創刊，無政府主義革命を鼓吹した。辛亥革命直後，上海同盟会機関で働いたが，のち再三渡欧して医学を修めた。1924年国民党中央候補執行委員を皮切りに，党･国の要職を歴任。汪兆銘の腹心として，中日戦争中，汪兆銘の和平政権副行政院長，外交部長に任じ，戦後，漢奸罪に問われ刑死した。

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