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30  展高雄系列展覽專刊│大寮


                    獻家族等地方要員的居間調停,未有重大傷                         County Parliament, township representative or
                    亡,實屬不幸中之大幸。張簡獻長子張簡德                         village chief. Certainly, the influence of this clan
                    當選第一、三屆民選大寮鄉長,而截至1986                       from the Japanese colonial era to the post-war
                    年以前的九任大寮鄉長中,就有七任鄉長是                         early stages remains.
                    張簡、簡氏或是其親族擔任,另有擔任高雄

                    縣議員、鄉民代表與村里長者,更是族繁多
                    不及備載,可見其地方影響力從日治到戰後
                    早期,依舊仍在。

                    (4) Zhang-Jien Clan and Local Industries


                        Aside from holding positions in the sugar
                    factory, the Zhang-Jien Clan also held the position
                    of chairman or member of the board of “Daliao
                    Trust Agriculture Groups” and “Daliao Village

                    Farmer’s Association” (currently known
                    as Farmer’s Association of Daliao Region)
                                                                第一排中坐者即為張簡忠,「張簡忠頁共濟會」是張簡忠於昭和
                    several times from the Japanese colonial era till
                                                                14年2月20日籌組設立,主要用以改善租佃關係,改良技術,穩定
                    after World War II. According to studies, Daliao   農村。(張簡秀琴 提供)
                    was an important civilian industrial area during
                    the Japanese colonial era. Nine out of thirteen
                    brick kiln factories were owned and operated by
                    the Zhang-Jien clan, and the same for rice mill

                    factories.

                        During the 228 Incident, the Daliao region
                    depended on the Zhang-Jien Shien clan and
                    other important local figures for intermediate

                    mediation. They were all fortunate to have come
                    out unscathed. Zhang-Jien De, eldest son of
                    Zhang-Jien Shien, was elected the first and third

                    term village chief chosen by the people. Until
                    1986, out of the nine village chiefs throughout the
                    years, seven were members of the Zhang-Jien or
                    Jien clan, or related clans. Many of these people
                    further became: a member of the Kaohsiung
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