Tragedi Wushe

Tragedi Wushe. OverviewBackgroundIncidentWushe incident A photo taken by the Japanese authorities in the aftermath of the Incident DateOctober 27 December 1930 LocationTaiwan Result Japanese victory Belligerents Tkdaya Empire of Japan Toda Truku (Taroko) Commanders and leaders Mona Rudao† Eizo Ishizuka Strength ~1200 ~2000 Casualties and losses 644 killed ~134 killed and 215 wounded on the October 27th attack Military casualties unknown Armed resistance to Japanese imperial authority had been dealt with harshly as evident in the responses to previous uprisings such as the Tapani Incident this resulted in a cycle of rebel attacks and strict Japanese retaliation However by the 1930s armed resistance had largely been replaced by organised political and social movements among the younger Taiwanese generation Direct police involvement in local administration had been relaxed many harsh punishments were abolished and some ele Commander and staff of the Musha Punitive force MikataBan a force of proJapanese aborigines Beheaded Seediq On October 27 1930 hundreds of Japanese converged on Wushe for an athletics meet at the TaiwanChinese Musyaji Elementary School Shortly before dawn Mouna Rudao led over 300 Seediq warriors in a raid of strategic police substations to capture weapons and ammunition They then moved on the elementary school concentrating their attack on the Japanese in attendance A total of 134.

Occurring in 1930 the Wushe Incident has been portrayed ever since the KMT regime withdrew to Taiwan in 1949 as a righteous case of Taiwan residents resisting the yoke of their colonial masters The incident was triggered by oppression by Japanese the snatching of lands from indigenous people the enslavement of Aboriginal men and the mistreatment of their women.

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In response to longterm oppression by Japanese authorities the Seediq Indigenous group in Musha (Wushe) attacked the village killing over 130 Japanese In response the Japanese led a relentless counterattack killing over 600 Seediq in retaliation The handling of the incident by the Japanese authorities was strongly criticised leading to many changes in Aboriginal policy Date 27 October – December 1930Location Musha Nōkō District (modernday )Result Japanese victory.

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Puncaknya pada tahun 1930 ketika Mona Rudao memimpin Suku Seediq untuk melakukan pemberontakan Wushe melawan penjajah Jepang Mouna memimpin pasukan dan berhasil melancarkan serangan sehingga menewaskan kurang lebih 136 orang Jepang di Kota Wushe Jepang tentunya tidak terima begitu saja serangan pun dilancarkan ke Suku Seediq Banyak korban.

Berkenalan dengan Mona Rudao, Pahlawan Suku Seediq Asli Taiwan

Dikisahkan Mona Rudao memimpin sukunya selama 20 tahun merasakan penjajahan Jepang sampai pada akhirnya beliau memberontak dan menimbulkan Tragedi Wushe tragedi berdarah dimana satu kampung orang Jepang dibantai dan dipenggal kepalanya oleh suku pedalaman asli Taiwan tersebut ketika sedang dilakukan upacara penaikan bendera Jepang disebuah kampung etnik asli Taiwan.