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![[flag of Chia-i]](../images/t/tw_cyi_c.gif)
by António
Martins
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From left to right: Chia (to praise), Yi (good
deeds) and then city. I know this place well, my home town. A long time ago
during the Ching dynasty there was a rebellion. The people in the area helped
the dynasty to suppress the rebellion. So the Emperor "praised the good
deeds folks here did" and changed the name to Chia-yi. It's original name
is "Ju-lo." This is the county where the Tropic of Cancer passes.
Michael Wang, 9 May 1997
All sources agree on the design we show with
variation on the shade of (dark) blue and emblem details.
António Martins-Tuválkin, 21 July 2007
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