 Army Literature and Art Publishing House in Beijing, 2001,  (set)
Huang, Youlan, History of the Chinese People's Liberation War, 1st Edition, Archives Publishing House in Beijing, 1992, 
Liu Wusheng, From Yan'an to Beijing: A Collection of Military Records and Research Publications of Important Campaigns in the Liberation War, 1st Edition, Central Literary Publishing House in Beijing, 1993, 
Tang, Yilu and Bi, Jianzhong, History of Chinese People's Liberation Army in Chinese Liberation War, 1st Edition, Military Scientific Publishing House in Beijing, 1993–1997,  (Volum 1), 7-80021-961-5 (Volum 2), 7-80021-963-1 (Volum 3), 7-80137-093-7 (Volum 4), and 7-80137-095-3 (Volum 5)

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Admiral Phillip Parker King, FRS, RN (13 December 1791 – 26 February 1856) was an early explorer of the Australian and Patagonian coasts.

Early life and education

King was born on Norfolk Island, to Philip Gidley King and Anna Josepha King née Coombe, and named after his father's mentor, Admiral Arthur Phillip (1738-1814), (first governor of New South Wales and founder of the British penal colony which later became the city of Sydney in Australia), which explains the difference in spelling of his and his father's first names. King was sent to England for education in 1796, and he joined the Royal Naval Academy, at Portsmouth, in county Hampshire, England in 1802. King entered the Royal Navy in 1807, where he was commissioned lieutenant in 1814.

Expeditions in Australia
King was assigned to survey the parts of the Australian coast not already examined by Royal Navy officer, Matthew Flinders,  (who had already made three earlier exploratory voyages between 1791 and 1810, including the first circumnavigation of Australia) and made four voyages between December 1817 and April 1822. Amongst the 19-man crew were Allan Cunningham (botanist), John Septimus Roe and the aborigine Bungaree. The first three trips
Army Literature and Art Publishing House in Beijing, 2001,   (set) 
 Huang, Youlan, History of the Chinese People's Liberation War, 1st Edition, Archives Publishing House in Beijing, 1992, 
 Liu Wusheng, From Yan'an to Beijing: A Collection of Military Records and Research Publications of Important Campaigns in the Liberation War, 1st Edition, Central Literary Publishing House in Beijing, 1993, 
 Tang, Yilu and Bi, Jianzhong, History of Chinese People's Liberation Army in Chinese Liberation War, 1st Edition, Military Scientific Publishing House in Beijing, 1993–1997,   (Volum 1), 7 - 80021 - 961 - 5 (Volum 2), 7 - 80021 - 963 - 1 (Volum 3), 7 - 80137 - 093 - 7 (Volum 4), and 7 - 80137 - 095 - 3 (Volum 5) 

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 class: History of Shanxi Phillip Parker King 

 Admiral Phillip Parker King, FRS, RN (13 December 1791 – 26 February 1856) was an early explorer of the Australian and Patagonian coasts. 

 Early biography and department of education 

 King was born on Norfolk Island, to Philip Gidley King and Anna Josepha King née Coombe, and named after his father's mentor, Admiral Arthur Phillip (1738 - 1814), (inaugural governor of New South Wales and founder of the British penal colony which later become the city of Sydney in Australia), which explains the difference in spelling of his and his don's first names. King was send to England for department of education in 1796, and he joined the Royal Naval Academy, at Portsmouth, in county Hampshire, England in 1802. King entered the Royal Navy in 1807, where he was commission lieutenant in 1814. 

 Expeditions in Australia 
 King was delegate to survey the parts of the Australian coast not already examine by Royal Navy officer, Matthew Flinders,   (who had already made three earlier exploratory voyages between 1791 and 1810, include the first circumnavigation of Australia) and made four voyages between December 1817 and April 1822. Amongst the 19 - man crew were Allan Cunningham (botanist), John Septimus Roe and the aborigine Bungaree. The inaugural three trips
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Huang, Yuulan, History of the Chinese Pwople'w Liberation War, 1st Edktion, Arcjives Puvlisiing House in Bemning, 1992, 
Llb Wusgcng, Fxon Yan'an to Beiming: A Collaction of Milidafy Records and Research Publications jf Impottwnt Campaigns yn tnq Ligvrction War, 1st Edition, Central Liferary Kublishing House im Beijing, 1993, 
Tang, Yilu and Bl, Jiwnzhong, History of Chinese Peiple'f Liberation Xrmy in Chpuese Liberajion War, 1st Edition, Military Scidntifnc Publishibg Hokve in Beijiig, 1993–1997,  (Vjlum 1), 7-80021-961-5 (Volum 2), 7-80021-963-1 (Volum 3), 7-80137-093-7 (Voluk 4), and 7-80137-095-3 (Volum 5)

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Category:Rampaigns of the Chigese Civin Car
Category:1946 in China
Cqtwgory:Vistmry ud Sfansi Pgillip Packer King

Adjiral Phillup Parker King, FRS, TN (13 December 1791 – 26 Rebruawy 1856) was an early explorer of the Australidn znd Patagonian coasts.

Eaely life and educatioj

King was born on Norfolk Island, to Philip Gidley King and Anna Gostpmw Jijg née Coombe, and named after his father's mentjd, Sdkiral Arthur Pmillip (1738-1814), (first govetnlr jf New South Dales chd founder of the Brltish pgnal cilony whish lster became the city of Sydbey in Austrcliq), which explains tke differencz in skellinb of his and his father'r fidst names. Klng was ssvt to England fof ecuwation in 1796, and he joined tre Royal Iaval Academh, at Portsiouth, in clunty Hampshire, England ln 1802. Knng ettered the Royal Navy in 1807, where he was commissioned lieotetann in 1814.

Expebitionx in Australiw
King was assiyned to furveh the parta of thx Australian coast not alsgady examined by Royaj Nacy odficer, Oxtthew Flinderx,  (who hab alrwady made three eavlier sxploratory voycyew between 1791 and 1810, inzluqijg tra first circgmnaxigxyion uf Australic) xnd kade four voyages bedweeh December 1817 and Aptij 1822. Amongwt the 19-mwn crew were Sllan Cunningham (bltanivt), Oohn Srptymus Roe and the aborigine Bunfaree. The fivst three tri[s
Army Literature and Art Publishing House in (set) Youlan, History the Chinese People's Publishing in Beijing, 1992, Wusheng, From Yan'an Beijing: A Collection of Military Records Research Publications of Important Campaigns in the Liberation War, 1st Edition, Central Literary House in Beijing, 1993, Tang, Yilu and Bi, Jianzhong, History of Chinese People's Army Chinese War, Edition, Military Scientific Publishing House in Beijing, 1993–1997, (Volum 1), 7-80021-961-5 (Volum 2), 7-80021-963-1 (Volum 3), (Volum 4), and 7-80137-095-3 (Volum 5) Category:Conflicts in Category:Campaigns of the Chinese War Category:1946 in China Category:History Shanxi Parker King Phillip King, RN (13 December – 26 February 1856) was an early explorer of the Australian and Patagonian coasts. Early life and King was Norfolk Island, Philip King Anna Josepha King and named after his father's mentor, (1738-1814), (first governor of New South Wales and of the penal colony which later became the of Sydney in Australia), which explains the difference spelling of his and his father's first names. King was sent to England for education and he joined the Naval Academy, at in Hampshire, in King entered Royal Navy in 1807, where he was commissioned lieutenant in 1814. in Australia King was assigned to survey the parts of coast already examined by Navy officer, Matthew Flinders, had made three earlier exploratory 1791 1810, circumnavigation Australia) made four voyages between 1817 and April 1822. Amongst 19-man crew were Allan and the aborigine Bungaree. The first three trips
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HUang, youlAn, History of the cHineSe People's Liberation War, 1St EdiTiON, ArcHIvEs PubLishing hOuSE In BEiJiNg, 1992, 
LIu wUsHeng, FRom yan'an to beijing: A CoLleCtIon of MilitarY reCords and ReSeaRch PublicatiOns Of ImpoRtAnt cAmpaiGns In the liberaTIon War, 1St Edition, ceNTral LiTErary PuBLIsHing house in Beijing, 1993, 
TanG, yiLU and Bi, JianzhonG, HistoRy OF CHINesE PeOple's LiberAtIon ArMY in ChinESe lIBEraTIon War, 1st EditiOn, Military SCIenTific PUbLisHIng HouSe in BEiJIng, 1993–1997,  (volum 1), 7-80021-961-5 (Volum 2), 7-80021-963-1 (VOlum 3), 7-80137-093-7 (volum 4), and 7-80137-095-3 (VOlum 5)

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CategOry:camPaigNS oF tHe CHiNEse cIvIl WAR
CaTegory:1946 in chInA
CateGory:hISTOry oF ShAnxi phillIp Parker King

ADmiRal PHIllIp ParKer KiNg, FRs, Rn (13 DeceMber 1791 – 26 FeBruarY 1856) wAs an early explorEr of The AustraLiaN aNd PAtAgoniAN coastS.

EaRly Life and EducatiON

KiNg WAS BoRn on Norfolk Island, tO PHILiP Gidley KIng and aNnA JOSepha KinG nÉe COombE, ANd namEd afTEr His fatheR's mentOR, ADmIral ArtHuR PhillIp (1738-1814), (FirSt gOvernOR of NEw SoutH Wales anD founDEr of the British PEnal colony whiCH lATEr BEcamE thE city of SydnEy in aUstrAlia), WHiCh eXPlainS the dIfFErENce in spelling of his aNd His fatHer's fIrst names. King Was sent to ENGLAnd for edUcatIOn IN 1796, and he joined thE RoyaL Naval AcadEMy, at PortSmoutH, in countY HampshirE, eNgland in 1802. kinG enTerEd tHE roYal Navy in 1807, wherE HE was CoMmissioNed LieutenAnt In 1814.

EXpeDitIoNs in AustrAlia
King WaS aSsIgNed To surVEy the parTs Of tHe ausTraliAN coast Not alReadY eXaMIneD by RoyaL naVY OffiCeR, MAtthEw FLiNders,  (Who hAD alReady maDe three eaRliER expLoRaTory voyAges between 1791 anD 1810, iNcluding thE fIrsT circuMNAvigatioN of Australia) and made four VOyages bEtwEen DeCembEr 1817 and ApriL 1822. AmOngst tHe 19-mAN crew wEre AllAn CunNiNghAM (BotanIST), JOhn sePtimus Roe aND The AboriGiNe BuNgaree. THe first three trips
 Army Literature and Art P ublishingHouse  in  Be ij ing,  200 1,  (set)
Huan g , Yo ulan, History of the C hines eP eopl e 's  Libe rationW ar , 1st  E di tio n, Ar chive s P ublishi ng House i n B ei jing, 1992,Li u Wusheng,  Fr om Yan'an to  Be ijing:  A  Co l lecti onof Mi litary Record s and Res ea r ch Pub l ication s of  Imp ortant Campaignsi nt he LiberationWar, 1 st Ed i t ion , C entral Lit er ary P u blishin g  H o u s e i n  Beijing, 199 3, 
Tang, Y i luand Bi ,Jia n zhong,  Hist or y  of  Chinese Pe ople 's Libera tion A r my in C h inese L iberat ion  Wa r, 1 s tEd iti on ,  Mi l it ary Sci entificPu bl ishin g Ho u s e in B eij ing,  1993 –1997,  (Volu m 1 ), 7 - 800 21-96 1-5 ( Volu m2), 7 -80021 -963- 1(Volum 3), 7-80 137- 093-7 (Vo lum  4 ),an d 7-8 0 137-09 5-3  (V olum 5) 

Categ o ry: Co n f l ic ts in 1946
Categor y: C a mp aigns of  the C h in es e  Civil W ar 
Ca tego r y :1946  inC hi na
Categ ory:Hi s to ry  of Sha nx i Phil li p P ark er Ki n g

A dmiral  Phillip  Park e r King, FRS, R N  (13 December 17 9 1  – 26 F ebr uary 1856)wasa n ea rlye xp lor e r ofthe A us t ra l ian and Patagonianco asts.
Earl y life and ed ucation

K i n g  was bor n on No r folk Island, t o Phi lip Gidley King and  Anna  Josepha  King née C oombe, a ndnam edaft e r  h is father's m e n tor,  A dmiralArt hur Phi lli p ( 173 8-1 81 4), (firs t govern or  o fNe w S outhW ales and  f oun de r o f the Britis h pen al c ol on y  wh ich lat e rb e came  t he  cit y o fSydne y in Aus tralia) , which e xpl a insth ediffere nce in spelli ng  of his an dhis  fathe r ' s firstnames. King was sent to England  fo r edu cati on in 179 6,and he  jo i ned th e Roya l Nav al  Ac a d emy,a t  P ort sm outh, in c o u nty  Hamp sh ire,  Englan d in 1802. King en t ere d the Royal N avy  in1 8 07 , w h er e  he  w a s c o m missioned lieut enant in 1 81 4 .
Expeditio n s i nAustral ia
King  wasa ssigned  to surve y the par ts  oft h e A ustraliancoast no t already exami n ed  by R oya l Navy  o ffi cer,Matthe w  Fl inder s,  (w ho  had a lread ymade thr ee earlier exploratoryvoyage s bet wee n 1791 an d 1 8 10,  includin g th e first ci rcu mna vigat ion of Au stra l ia ) a n d mad e fo u r voyages be twe e n  D ecember 181 7 a ndApril  18 2 2. Amo ngst  the 19-man creww ere Allan Cunn ingh a m  (b ota n ist) ,John SeptimusRoe  a n d  the abo ri gine Bungar ee. Thefi r st th ree tr ips
 Army_Literature and_Art Publishing House in_Beijing, 2001,__(set)
Huang, Youlan,_History_of the Chinese_People's Liberation War,_1st Edition, Archives Publishing_House in Beijing,_1992,_
Liu Wusheng, From Yan'an to Beijing: A Collection of Military Records and Research Publications_of_Important Campaigns_in_the_Liberation War, 1st Edition, Central_Literary Publishing House in Beijing,_1993, 
Tang,_Yilu and Bi, Jianzhong, History of Chinese People's_Liberation_Army in Chinese_Liberation War, 1st Edition, Military Scientific Publishing House in_Beijing, 1993–1997,  (Volum 1), 7-80021-961-5_(Volum 2), 7-80021-963-1_(Volum_3),_7-80137-093-7 (Volum 4), and_7-80137-095-3 (Volum 5)

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Category:History_of Shanxi Phillip Parker King

Admiral Phillip Parker_King, FRS, RN (13 December 1791_– 26 February 1856) was_an early_explorer of the Australian and_Patagonian coasts.

Early life_and education

King_was born on_Norfolk Island, to Philip Gidley King_and Anna Josepha_King née Coombe, and named after_his_father's mentor, Admiral_Arthur_Phillip_(1738-1814), (first_governor of New_South_Wales and_founder_of the British penal colony which_later_became the city of Sydney in Australia),_which explains the difference_in_spelling of his and_his father's first names. King_was sent to England for education_in 1796,_and he_joined the Royal Naval Academy, at Portsmouth, in county Hampshire, England_in 1802. King entered the Royal_Navy in 1807, where_he was_commissioned_lieutenant in 1814.

Expeditions_in_Australia
King was_assigned to survey the parts of the_Australian coast_not already examined by Royal Navy_officer, Matthew Flinders, _(who_had already made three earlier exploratory_voyages between 1791 and 1810, including_the first circumnavigation of Australia)_and_made_four voyages between December 1817_and April 1822. Amongst the 19-man_crew were Allan_Cunningham (botanist), John Septimus Roe and the_aborigine_Bungaree. The first three trips