Yeh Hsien-k'ai (葉顯鎧)
Yeh Hsien-k'ai (葉顯鎧; fl. c. 1955 - 1989) was a prolific cartographer in the Republic of China on Taiwan. Some forty maps are attributed to him, including maps of mainland China, maps of Taiwan, and maps of localities within Taiwan.
AKA: 葉顯鎧
Taipei as the capital of 'Free China'.
A one-of-a-kind 1957 large-format folding map of Taipei by Yeh Hsien-k'ai. It depicts the city as it developed to accommodate a flood of refugees and government officials from mainland China, who fled the armies of the victorious Chinese Communist Party in the Chinese Civil War. (more details)