Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| people | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
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Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
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Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
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Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
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Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
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Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
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Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
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Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date of Death | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
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Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
Other photos
Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Material Type | Image |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
Other photos
Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
Other photos
Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
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Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
Other photos
Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
Other photos
Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
Other photos
Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
Other photos
Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
Other photos
Sung Wong Toi Park, Kowloon City
Sung Wong Toi (meaning "Terrace of the Song Kings'" was originally built on a small hill on the western coast of Kowloon Bay. The temporary travelling palace of the Song emperor was inside the Pak Tai Temple nearby at that time (In 1277, the boy emperors of the Song Dynasty hid in this place to escape from the Yuan soldiers). The terrace was demolished by the Japanese army in order to expand the airport. Now, only the rock with the engraved characters "Sung Wong Toi" remains; it was moved to the Sung Wong Toi Park for commemoration.
| Date | 1978.10 |
| Place | Kowloon/Kowloon City District/Kowloon City/(Street)/Sung Wong Toi Park |
| People | Kong Kai Ming |
| Material Type | Image |
| Collection | Sketches by Kong Kai-ming |
| Source | Kong, Kai Ming. Landmarks of Hong Kong: Further Artistic Impression. (Hong Kong: The School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, 1994), p.149 |
| Repository | The University of Hong Kong Libraries |
| Note to Copyright | Permission for use is given by Kong Kai Ming |
| Accession No. | LA005-301 |
location
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