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Kong Te-Cheng

Ceremonial Official to Confucius (1920–2008).

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Date of Birth

2/23/1920

Date of Death

10/28/2008

Instance Of

Human

Place of Death

Taipei Tzu Chi Hospital

Sex or Gender

Male

Occupation

Philosopher
Politician
Artist

Image

Child

Kung Wei-Yi
Kung Wei-Ning

Father

Kong Lingyi

Country of Citizenship

Republic of China
Taiwan

Family Name

Kong

Educated At

Sungkyunkwan University
Yale University
National Chengchi University
Academic Degree
:
Bachelor's Degree
Academic Major
:
Politics
Columbia University
Academic Degree
:
Doctor

Employer

Fu Jen Catholic University
National Taiwan University

Cause of Death

Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome

Religion or Worldview

Confucianism

Position Held

Senior Advisor
(1948 - 5/19/2000)
Start Time
: 1948
End Time
: 5/19/2000
Member of the National Political Assembly
(1947 - 1948)
Parliamentary Term
:
4th National Political Council
Start Time
: 1947
End Time
: 1948
Member of the National Assembly of the Republic of China
(3/29/1948 - 12/31/1991)
Parliamentary Term
:
1st National Assembly
Start Time
: 3/29/1948
End Time
: 12/31/1991
Member of the Constituent National Assembly
(11/9/1946 - 12/25/1946)
Start Time
: 11/9/1946
End Time
: 12/25/1946
Sacrificial Official to Confucius
(7/8/1935 - 10/28/2008)
Start Time
: 7/8/1935
End Time
: 10/28/2008
Senior Advisor
(5/20/2002 - 5/19/2006)
Start Time
: 5/20/2002
End Time
: 5/19/2006

Noble Title

Duke Yansheng

Place of Birth

Qufu

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Spouse

Sun Qi-Fang

Place of Burial

Sanxia District
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