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English: Qing-era Chinese political reformer and thinker Kang Youwei (seated) photographed with his Sikh guards in Singapore, ca.1897–1901. Kang Youwei was protected by Sikh guards in Singapore. During the Boxer Rebellion, Kang Youwei was in Singapore. He was worried that the Qing government would send assassins, so he assigned more than a dozen Sikh guards to protect him.

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"光绪二十六年五月午节版好于星做

是仍拳西亂吾被重埔英國如心捕十八

護衛心先少印度術兵作在十人靚些

見中国特亨え返美更生"

("The May Noon Festival edition of the 26th year of Guangxu period is better than that made by Xingxing. The arrest was still in the Western chaos of boxing. I was heavily punished by the British. Ru Xin arrested 18 people. Guarding Xin Xian Shao's Indian martial arts skills were more beautiful among ten people. Seeing the Chinese tycoon, he returned to the United States and was reborn.")

Published with the following caption: "康有为(中央坐者)与众护卫合摄于新加坡。" ("Kang Youwei (seated in the center) with his escorts in Singapore.")


This photograph was published in the following news article with an incorrect caption identifying it as depicting "Old Sikh residents of Indonesia", which is wrong. See: [1]
Date ca.1897–1901
Source [2]
Author Unknown photographer

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