His successor served as the commandant of his Whampoa Military Academy.
He claimed that his Three Principles of the People, namely, nationalism, democracy, and socialism, were inspired in part by Abraham Lincoln. Those principles, also called the San-min doctrine, were elucidated in a speech that also proclaimed a military government at Guangzhou and put forth the Five- Yuan Constitution. His successor served as the commandant of his Whampoa Military Academy. Revered in Taiwan as the father of the Republic of China, for 10 points, identify this leader, succeeded by Chiang Kai-shek, the founder of the Kuomintang.
He claimed that his Three Principles of the People, namely, nationalism, democracy, and socialism, were inspired in part by Abraham Lincoln.
Sun Yat-sen [or Sun Yixian; or Sun Wen; or Sun Deming; or Nakayama Sho; or Nagao Takano]