Since the streamlining of the Taiwan Province in 1998, these subdivisions are regarded as the principal subdivisions of Taiwan, and cover the current jurisdiction of the Republic of China except Kinmen and Lienchiang, which are historically and administratively part of Fujian.
These subdivisions cover the current jurisdiction of the Republic of China except Kinmen and Lienchiang, which are historically and administratively part of Fujian. Since the streamlining of the Taiwan Province in 1998, these subdivisions are regarded as the principal subdivisions of Taiwan.
Since the streamlining of the Taiwan Province in 1998, these subdivisions are regarded as the principal subdivisions of Taiwan. These subdivisions cover the current jurisdiction of the Republic of China except Kinmen and Lienchiang, which are historically and administratively part of Fujian.
Since the streamlining of the Taiwan Province in 1998, these subdivisions are regarded as the principal subdivisions of Taiwan. These subdivisions cover the current jurisdiction of the Republic of China except Kinmen and Lienchiang, which are historically and administratively part of Fujian.