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Tailaam (臺南 Tainan) si Taioaan saihvoa lampo cidee chi.

Tailaam used to be called Taiwan-fu (meaning "seat of Taiwan Prefecture"; also Hwsviaa), and was the capital of the island for 200 years
Circa 1885, the Qing government designated Toatun (modern-day Taichung) as the new capital, but moved temporarily to Taipei
That's when the old Taiwan-fu was renamed to Tainan and demoted to a local seat of government

1623 nii, Hølaan ti Tailaam kixnhae tiofng ee Anpeeng (Tayuoan/Tayoan) khie kitøe.
1624 nii, Hølaan theazhud Phveoo liawau, tuix ciaf ee khaihoad, kiernsied liao Jiedlanjiaf.
1661 nii, Koxinga laai. Taioaan siwtof.
1684 nii, Zhefng-tiaau laai, Taioaan-huo.
1885 nii, Taioaan-serng ee Tailaam-huo.

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 ==Notes==
-* Tailaam used to be called ''Taiwan-fu'' (meaning "seat of [[Taioaan-huo|Taiwan Prefecture]]"; also ''{{XL|Hwsviaa}}''), and was the capital of the island for 200 years
+* Tailaam used to be called ''Taiwan-fu'' (meaning "seat of [[Taioaan Huo|Taiwan Prefecture]]"; also ''{{XL|Hwsviaa}}''), and was the capital of the island for 200 years
-* Circa 1885, the [[Zhefng-tiaau|Qing]] government designated ''Toatun'' (modern-day [[Taitiofng]]) as the new capital, but moved temporarily to [[Taipag]]
+* Circa 1885, the [[Zhefng-tiaau|Qing]] government designated ''Toatun'' (modern-day [[Taitiofng|Taichung]]) as the new capital, but moved temporarily to [[Taipag|Taipei]]
 * That's when the old ''Taiwan-fu'' was renamed to ''Tainan'' and demoted to a local seat of government