Yu Keng

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Yu Keng (Chinese: 裕庚 ; pinyin: Yù Gēng  ; Wade: Yü Kêng ), or, in France, Yu-Keng (19th century – 18 December 1905) was a Chinese diplomat who served as Chinese ambassador to France, then to Japan.

Family

• Princess Der Ling (daughter)
• Nellie Yu Roung Ling (daughter)

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