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Chronology of Events
2011-2019
2001-2011
1991-2001
1981-1991
1971-1981
1961-1971
1951-1961
1941-1951
1931-1941
1921-1931
1942
The Palace Museum and the Preparatory Office of the Central Museum participated in the third "National Art Exhibition".
Professionals of the Preparatory Office of the Central Museum and the Institute of History and Philology of Academia Sinica cooperated in conducting archaeological surveys of the history and geography of the Northwestern region, and to study and re-organize in the following year the tomb of a king of the Former Shu of the Five Dynasties in Qintai.
1945
With the surrender of Japan, the premises of the Palace Museum in Peking and Nanking were taken charge of by Shen Jianshi and Chiang Fuzong, respectively.
1946
The restoration of the Palace Museum and the Preparatory Office of the Central Museum was began.
The Mao Gong Ding and Simuwu Ding tripods were placed under the care of the Preparatory Office of the Central Museum.
1948
Essential works from the collections of the Palace Museum and the Preparatory Office of the Central Museum were selected to be moved to Taiwan, as well as rare books of the Central Library and artifacts from the Institute of History and Philology at Academia Sinica.
1949
With the crates of artifacts and rare books arriving Taiwan (approx. 231,910 objects from the Palace Museum; 11,729 objects from the Central Museum), the Executive Yuan created the Joint Managerial Office for the Palace Museum, the Preparatory Office of the Central Museum and the Central Library to oversee their organization and storage in Wufeng, Beigou in Taichung.
1951
The Joint Managerial Office began inventory checking of the works moved to Taiwan.
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2017-03-08
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