File:Twelve Symbols national emblem of China.svg
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English: The Twelve Symbols national emblem, which was used by the Republic of China under the Beiyang government (1912-1928), and also during the Empire of China under Yuan Shikai (1915-1916).
中文（繁體）：“十二章國徽”。中華民國北洋政府國徽（1912-1928），亦為中華帝國國徽。
中文（简体）：“十二章国徽”。中华民国北洋政府国徽（1912-1928），亦为中华帝国国徽。
日本語: 十二章国章 |
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| Author | Sodacan |
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| current | 20:07, 9 March 2020 | | 533 × 506 (552 KB) | wikimediacommons>Sodacan | minor fix |
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