found: Le mouvement réformiste ... 1934.
found: Yang, K.C. Min kuo Kʻang Chʻang-su hsien sheng Yu-wei, Liang Jen-kung hsien sheng Chʻi-chʻao shih sheng ho pʻu, 1982:t.p. (康長素 = Kʻang Chʻang-su; 有為 = Yu-wei)
found: Min, T.G. Chungguk kŭndae kaehyŏk undong ... 1985:(康有為 = Kang Yu-wi)
found: Chui i Kʻang Yu-wei, 1997:t.p. (Kangyouwei [in rom.]) p. 98, etc. (t. 广厦 = Kuang-hsia; h. 长素 = Chʻang-su; also h. 更生 = Keng-sheng, 更甡 = Keng-shen, 天游化人 = Tʻien-yu-hua-jen; 康南海 = Kʻang Nan-hai; also named 祖诒 = Tsu-i; b. 2nd mo./5th day/Hsien-feng 8 (1858), Nan-hai, Kwangtung; d. 2-28-1927, Tsingtao)
found: From China to Fresno, 2007:p. 12 (Kʻang, Yu-Wei; Kang Yu Wee)
found: Wei jing kao, 1969:title page (康有為 = Kang Youwei)
found: Chʻoe, S.C. Kang Yu-wi ŭi chŏngchʻi sasang, 1988:t.p. (Kang Yu-wi; Kʻang Yu-wi; Kʻang Yu-wei [in Chinese])
found: OCLC #54437794, March 13, 2020(access point: 康有为, 1858-1927 = Kang, Youwei, 1858-1927; usage: 康有为= Kang Youwei)
found: Baidu website, viewed March 13, 2020Kang Youwei (b. March 19, 1858, d. March 31, 1927; courtesy name 廣廈 = Guang Sha, second courtesy names 長素 = Zhang Su, 天游化人 = Tianyou Huaren, 更生 or 更甡 = Geng Sheng, 西樵山人 = Xiqiao Shanren, 明夷 = Ming Yi, 游存叟 = Youcunsou) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kang_Youwei found: Kang Youwei quan ji, 2020:title page (康有为= Kang Youwei) page 95, volume 1 (康子 = Kangzi)
found: A Chinese reformer in exile, 2024:CIP t.p. (Kang Youwei; Chinese reformer in exile) galley (set foot in North America on the evening of April 7, 1899; He was seeking American and British intervention to topple the Empress Dowager Cixi's conservative regime and restore the Guangxu Emperor; Kang and Chinese community leaders in British Columbia organized a reformist association that would become the first truly global Chinese political organization; Kang Yu Wei; Place of Birth: Canton [Guangdong], Nam Hoy [Nanhai county], China; the British government helped Kang escape China in 1898 and gave him and his family protection in Hong Kong and in other British territories throughout his exile; whenever Kang's political activities endangered British relations with the Qing, he would be temporarily banned)
