Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Fang Zong-ao (or Fang Tsung-ao; in Chinese: 方宗鳌[1][2], 1884–1950) was a late Qing Dynasty's scholar (who passed the imperial court's exams) and a well-known economist, jurist and professor in early Republic of China era.Fang was born in Puning (普宁), Guangdong Province of China in 1884. In 1908, he went to Japan for his studies. After graduated from Yamaguchi Business School (山口商业學校) in Yamaguchi Prefecture Fang was admitted to Meiji University (明治大學) [3]."@en }
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- Fang_Zong-ao comment "Fang Zong-ao (or Fang Tsung-ao; in Chinese: 方宗鳌[1][2], 1884–1950) was a late Qing Dynasty's scholar (who passed the imperial court's exams) and a well-known economist, jurist and professor in early Republic of China era.Fang was born in Puning (普宁), Guangdong Province of China in 1884. In 1908, he went to Japan for his studies. After graduated from Yamaguchi Business School (山口商业學校) in Yamaguchi Prefecture Fang was admitted to Meiji University (明治大學) [3].".
- Q11084736 comment "Fang Zong-ao (or Fang Tsung-ao; in Chinese: 方宗鳌[1][2], 1884–1950) was a late Qing Dynasty's scholar (who passed the imperial court's exams) and a well-known economist, jurist and professor in early Republic of China era.Fang was born in Puning (普宁), Guangdong Province of China in 1884. In 1908, he went to Japan for his studies. After graduated from Yamaguchi Business School (山口商业學校) in Yamaguchi Prefecture Fang was admitted to Meiji University (明治大學) [3].".