Chinese Audax Brotherhood

The Chinese Audax Brotherhood is a branch of the Audax Brotherhood in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau. 
== Capital ==
In 1599, the capital became Guilin, Guangxi, China. In 1650, the capital became Zhuhai, Guangdong. In 1666, it became Taipei. In 1686, it became Macao, Portugal. In 1719, it became Fuzhao, Fujian.
== History ==
=== 1838 ===
In 1838, the leader of the Indian Audax Brotherhood, Samuel Ford needed a ship to take 2 negotiators, Nurhachi Drake and Chaitanya Kumar from Singapore to Hong Kong, China from where they would get to Beijing and meet with Emperor Daoguang. The ship (La Maynila) was sent by Sebastian Craneo and captained by David Ochoa. Once in China, they were transported by members of the Chinese Brotherhood led by Youchao Weizhong.
=== 1938 ===
In 1938, Hong Chang's ship was hired by members of the Chinese Audax Brotherhood: Liu Xiaopeng, Soong Wen and Ching Wenhao to take 20 civilians to Busan, South Korea due to the Japanese invasion. 
=== 1944 ===
In 1944, there was an attempted assassination on General Seishiro Itagaki in his home in Siping, Jilin. Three members of the Chinese Audax Brotherhood broke into his house and started a gunfight. The General survived but his main bodyguard, Hiroaki Hata did not. The 3 men were Hou Wanrou, Huang Chenliang and Hu Xianrong who acted under the orders of Wong Xianfeng.
== Leaders ==
Name 	Start of Office	End of Office
Nathan Cantridge	1599 	1603
Zhunghai Yimin 	1834 	1850
Youchao Weizhong	1850 	1853
Ching Tianru 	1905 	1930
Liu Xiaopeng 	1930 	1938
Wong Xianfeng 	1938 	1945