This is a list of Chinese naval vessels from the Qing Dynasty to the end of World War II (1644-1945), including vessels of the Imperial Chinese Navy (1875-1912), the Republican Beiyang Fleet (1912-1928) and the Republic of China Navy (1924-1945):
| Name | Class | Type | Manufacturer | Displacement | Launched | Fate | Source(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keang Soo (江蘇) later Chen Wu (鎮吳) |
Dispatch boat |  J. Samuel White and Company |
1289 | 1863 | 1867/11/3 Sold to Satsuma Domain as Kasuga Maru 1870/4 Captured by Imperial Japan as Kasuga 1894/2/2 Stricken |
[1][2] | |
| Pekin (北京) later Chin T'ai (金台) |
Vigilant-class | Gunboat | Young, Magnay and Company |
860 | 1856 (as HMS Mohawk, purchased 1862) | 1865/12/30 Sold to Egypt | [1] |
| China (中國) later I T'ung (一統) |
Gunboat | Devonport Dockyard Greenock Foundry Company |
913 | 1862 (as HMS Africa, purchased 1862) | 1865/12/30 Sold to Egypt | [1] | |
| Kwang Tung (廣東) later Pai Yueh (百粵) |
Dispatch boat | Laird |
522 | 1863 | 1860s Sold to India | [1] | |
| Tien Tsin (天津) later San Wei (三衛) |
Dispatch boat | Laird |
448 | 1863 | Later used as customs cruiser in Canton 1865/12/30 Sold to Egypt |
[1][2] | |
| Amoy (廈門) later Kuang Wan (廣萬) |
Algerine-class | Gunboat | R. & H. Green, Blackwall |
370 | 1857 (as HMS Jasper, purchased 1862) | 1865/12/30 Sold to Egypt | [1] |
| Mokeden (盛京) later Te Sheng (得勝) |
Transport | Unknown | Unknown | 1860s (as Ballarat) | 1860s Auctioned in UK | [1] | |
| Thule (都利) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | 1860s | 1860s Sold to India Later transferred to Zanzibar |
[1] | |
| Dai Ching (大清) | Gunboat | James C. Jewett & Co. |
520 | 1863 | 1863/4/21 Sold by manufacturer to US Navy 1865/1/26 Burnt |
[1] | |
| Kiang Soo (江蘇) | Kiang Soo-class | Gunboat | James C. Jewett & Co. |
183 | 1863 | 1863/6/22 Sold to Union Navy as Fuchsia 1865/8/5 Sold as commercial ship |
[1] |
| Chih Kiang (浙江) | Kiang Soo-class | Gunboat | James C. Jewett & Co. |
183 | 1863 | 1863/6/22 Sold to Union Navy as Tulip 1864/11/11 Lost in explosion at Ragged Point, Virginia |
[1] |
| Ting Yuen (定遠) | Ting Yuen-class | Ironclad |  Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
7220 | 1881 | 1895/2/6 or 1895/2/10 Sunk by Japanese torpedoes during Battle of Weihaiwei | [1][3][2] |
| Chen Yuen (鎮遠) | Ting Yuen-class | Ironclad | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
7220 | 1882 | 1895/2/17 Captured by Japan after Battle of Weihaiwei as Chin'en 1911/4/1 Stricken |
[1][3] |
| Ping Yuen (平遠) formerly Lung Wei (龍威) |
Ironclad |  Fujian Maritime Administration |
2150 | 1888 | 1895/2/12 or 1895/2/17 Captured by Japan as Ping Yuen Go 1900 Renamed as Heien 1904/9/18 Mined off Pigeon Bay (Piegen Bay) west of Port Arthur |
[1][3][2] | |
| Chao Yung (超勇) | Tsukushi-class | Cruiser | Mitchell |
1380 | 1880 or 1881 | 1894/9/17 Sunk during Battle of the Yalu River | [1][3][2] |
| Yang Wei (揚威) | Tsukushi-class | Cruiser | Mitchell |
1380 | 1881 | 1894/9/17 Sunk during Battle of the Yalu River | [1][3] |
| Tsi Yuen (濟遠) | Cruiser | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
2300-2355 | 1883 | 1895/2/12 or 1895/2/17 Captured by Japan after Battle of Weihaiwei as Saien 1904/11/30 Mined off Port Arthur |
[1][3][2] | |
| Nan Chen (南琛) | Nan Chen-class [note 1] | Cruiser | Howaldt |
2200 | 1883 | 1903 or 1910 Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| Nan Shui (南瑞) | Nan Chen-class [note 1] | Cruiser | Howaldt |
2200 | 1884 | 1919 or 1920 Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| Chih Yuen (致遠) | Chih Yuen-class | Armoured cruiser | Armstrong Elswick Shipyard |
2300 | 1886 | 1894/9/17 Sunk during Battle of the Yalu River | [1][3][2] |
| Ching Yuen (靖遠) | Chih Yuen-class | Armoured Cruiser | Armstrong Elswick Shipyard |
2300 | 1886 | 1895/2/9 Sunk during Battle of Weihaiwei 1896-7 Raised and scrapped |
[1][3][2] |
| King Yuen (經遠) | King Yuen-class [note 2] | Armoured Cruiser | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
2900 | 1887 | 1894/9/17 Sunk during Battle of the Yalu River | [1][3][2] |
| Lai Yuen (來遠) | King Yuen-class [note 2] | Armoured Cruiser | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
2900 | 1887 | 1895/2/5 or 1895/2/6 Sunk by Kotaka during Battle of Weihaiwei | [1][3][2] |
| Yang Wu (揚武) | King Yuen-class [note 2] | Corvette | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1560-1608 | 1872 | 1884/8/23 Sunk by French Torpedo Boat No. 46 during Battle of Fuzhou | [1][3][2] |
| Hai An (海安) formerly Chen An (鎮安) |
Hai An-class [note 3] | Frigate | Jiangnan Shipyard |
2630-2800 | 1872 | 1878 Stricken | [1][3][2] |
| Yu Yuen (馭遠) | Hai An-class [note 3] | Frigate | Jiangnan Shipyard |
2630-2800 | 1873 | 1885/2/14 Sunk by friendly fire from Teng Ching, or 1885/2/15 Sunk by French ironclad Bayard at Battle of Shipu |
[1][3][2] |
| Kai Chi (開濟) | Kai Chi-class [note 4] | Frigate | Fujian Maritime Administration |
2110-2200 | 1882-1883 | 1902/6/22 Sunk by accidental explosion in Nanjing | [1][3][2] |
| Ching Ching (鏡清) | Kai Chi-class [note 4] | Frigate | Fujian Maritime Administration |
2100 or 2110-2200 | 1886 | 1918 or 1920 Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| Huan Tai (寰泰) | Kai Chi-class [note 4] | Frigate | Fujian Maritime Administration |
2110-2200 | 1886 | 1903/8/17 Sunk by collision with RMS Empress of India | [1][3][2] |
| Pao Min (保民) | Corvette | Jiangnan Shipyard |
1477 or 1480 | 1885 | 1903 Hulked 1920/3 Sold in Vietnam 1920 Stricken |
[1][2][4] | |
| Fu Sheng (福勝) | Fu Sheng-class | Rendel gunboat | Laird |
256 | 1875 | 1884/8/23 Sunk during Battle of Fuzhou | [1][3][2] |
| Chen Sheng (建勝) | Fu Sheng-class | Rendel gunboat | Laird |
256 | 1875 | 1884/8/23 Sunk during Battle of Fuzhou | [1][3][2] |
| Lung Hsiang (龍驤) formerly Alpha |
Lung Hsiang-class | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
320 | 1876 | 1900s or 1910s Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| Hu Wei (虎威) formerly Beta |
Lung Hsiang-class | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
320 | 1876 | 1900s or 1910s Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| Fei Ting (飛霆) formerly Gamma |
Fei Ting-class | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
400-420 | 1876 | 1905/8/13 Sunk by accidental explosion | [1][3][2] |
| Tse Tien (策電) formerly Delta |
Fei Ting-class | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
420 | 1876 | 1918 Sold c. 1929 Stricken |
[1][2][3][4] |
| Chen Pei (鎮北) formerly Epsilon |
Chen Pei-class [note 5] | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
430-440 | 1879 | 1895 Captured by Japan as Chinhoku 1906/6/8 Stricken |
[1][2] |
| Chen Nan (鎮南) formerly Zeta |
Chen Pei-class [note 5] | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
430-440 | 1879 | 1895 Captured by Japan as Chinnan 1908/5/15 Stricken |
[1][2] |
| Chen His (鎮西) formerly Eta |
Chen Pei-class [note 5] | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
430-440 | 1879 | 1895 Captured by Japan as Chinzei 1908/5/23 Sold to civil service |
[1][2] |
| Chen Tung (鎮東) formerly Theta |
Chen Pei-class [note 5] | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
430-440 | 1879 | 1895 Captured by Japan as Chintō 1906/6/8 Stricken |
[1][2] |
| Chen Chung (鎮中) formerly Iota |
Chen Chung-class [note 6] | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
440 | 1880 | 1895 Captured by Japan as Chinchu 1906/6/8 Stricken |
[1][3][2] |
| Chen Pien (鎮邊) formerly Kappa |
Chen Chung-class [note 6] | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
440 | 1880 | 1895 Captured by Japan as Chinpen 1906/6/8 Stricken |
[1][3][2] |
| Hai Ting Ching (海鏡清) formerly Lambda also Chen Hai |
Chen Chung-class [note 6] | Rendel gunboat | Mitchell |
440 | 1880 | 1900s or 1929 Stricken | [1][2][4] |
| Hui Chi (惠吉) formerly T'ien Chi (恬吉) |
Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
600 | 1868 | 1878 Stricken | [1][3] | |
| Wan Nien Ching (萬年清) | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1450 | 1869 | 1887/1/9 Lost in collision with P. & O. Nepal | [1][3][2] | |
| Tsao Chiang (操江) | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
600-640 | 1869-1876 | 1894/7/25 Captured by Japanese cruiser Akitsushima and renamed Sōkō 1903/5/22 Sunk in accident 1903/7/9 Refloat as border patrol boat 1924 Sold as commercial vessel Sōkō Maru |
[1][3][2] | |
| Tse Hai (測海) | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
600 or 730 | 1869 | 1918 Stricken | [1][3][4] | |
| Mei Yuen (湄雲) | Mei Yuen-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
515-578 | 1869 | 1895 Captured by Japan as Miun Later returned to China after Triple Intervention Later stricken |
[1][3][2] |
| Foo Hsing (福星) | Mei Yuen-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
515-578 | 1870 | 1884/8/23 Sunk by the French during Battle of Fuzhou | [1][3][2] |
| Wei Ching (威靖) | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
1000 | 1870 | 1905 Sold | [1][3] | |
| Chen Hai (鎮海) | Chen Hai-class [note 7] | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
572-578 | 1871 | Unknown | [1][3][2] |
| Ching Yuen (靖遠) | Chen Hai-class [note 7] | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
578 | 1872 | 1918 Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| Chen Wei (振威) | Chen Hai-class [note 7] | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
578 | 1872 | 1884/8/23 Sunk by Villars during Battle of Fuzhou 1918 Stricken |
[1][2][4] |
| Fu Po (伏波) | Fu Po-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1870 | 1910s/1930 Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| An Lan (安瀾) | Fu Po-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1871 | 1874/9/26 Sunk in accident | [1][3][2] |
| Fei Yun (飛雲) | Fu Po-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1872 | 1884/8/23 Sunk during Battle of Fuzhou Later refloated, further fate unknown |
[1][3][2] |
| Chi An (濟安) | Fu Po-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1873 | 1884/8/23 Sunk during Battle of Fuzhou | [1][3][2] |
| Yuan Kai (元凱) | Wei Yuen-class, or Fu Po-class |
Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1875 | 1930 Stricken | [1][2][4] |
| King Ou (金甌) also known as Tiong Sing |
Rendel gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
200 | 1875 | 1895 Captured by Japan during Battle of Weihaiwei as Hei Yuen Later returnted to China as Tiong Sing? c. 1950 Renamed to King Ou 1914 Stricken |
[1][3][2][4] | |
| Yi Hsiang (藝新) | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
245 | 1876 | Unknown | [1][3] | |
| Teng Ying Chow (登瀛洲) | Wei Yuen-class, or Fu Po-class |
Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1876 | 1918/1920 Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| Wei Yuen (威遠) | Wei Yuen-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1100-1268 | 1877 | 1895/2/6 Sunk by Japanese torpedo boat Dai Jyuichi Gō during Battle of Weihaiwei | [1][3][2] |
| Chao Wu (超武) | Wei Yuen-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1209 | 1878 | 1930 Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| Teng Ching (澄慶) | Wei Yuen-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1100-1268 | 1880 | 1885/2/15 Sunk by friendly fire from Yu Yuen, or 1885/2/15 Sunk by French ironclad Bayard at Battle of Shipu |
[1][2] |
| Heng Hai (橫海) | Wei Yuen-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1268 | 1884 | 1886/3/17 Sunk in accident | [1] |
| Ching Ch'ing | Wei Yuen-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1268 | 1884 | Unknown | [1] |
| Kuang Chia (廣甲) | Wei Yuen-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1296-1300 | 1887 | 1894/9/17 Sunk in accident, or 1894/9/17 Badly damaged by the Japanese during the Battle of the Yalu River and beached |
[1][3][2] |
| Hai Tung Hung (海東雄) | Rendel gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
430 | 1880 | c. 1918 Stricken | [1][2][4] | |
| Kuang Yuan (廣元) | Kuang Yuan-class | Gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
300 | 1886 | c. 1929 Stricken | [1][3][4] |
| Kuang Heng (廣亨) | Kuang Yuan-class | Gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
300 | 1886 | c. 1929 Stricken | [1][3][4] |
| Kuang Li (廣利) | Kuang Yuan-class | Gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
300 | 1886 | c. 1929 Stricken | [1][3][4] |
| Kuang Chien (廣貞) | Kuang Yuan-class | Gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
300 | 1886 | c. 1929 Stricken | [1][3][4] |
| Kuang Woo (廣戊) | Kuang Woo-class | Gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
560 | 1886 or 1887-89 | c. 1929 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Kuang Chi (廣己) | Kuang Woo-class | Gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
560 | 1886 or 1887-89 | c. 1929 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Kuang Keng (廣庚) | Kuang Woo-class | Gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
320 or 560 | 1889 | c. 1929 Stricken | [1][3][4] |
| Kuang King (廣金) | Kuang King-class | Gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
320 or 600 | 1890 | c. 1929 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Kuang Yu (廣玉) | Kuang King-class | Gunboat | Whampoa Dockyard, Guangdong |
320 or 600 | 1890 | c. 1929 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Kuang Yi (廣乙) | Kuang Yi-class | Cruiser | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1000 | 1889 | 1894/7/25 Scuttled after badly damaged in the Battle of Pungdo | [1][3][2] |
| Kuang Ping (廣丙) | Kuang Yi-class | Cruiser | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1000 | 1891 | 1895 Captured by Japan as Kōhei 1895/12/21 Sunk in accident |
[1][3][2] |
| Fu Ching (福清) formerly Kuang Ting (廣丁) |
Kuang Yi-class, or Nan Chen-class |
Cruiser | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1000 | 1893 | 1898/6 Sunk in a storm | [1][3][2] |
| Kan I (乾一) later Lushun Project I (旅順工程一號) |
Vulcan first class (Kan-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
28 | 1881-1882 | Unknown | [1][2] |
| Kan II (乾二) laterLushun Project II (旅順工程二號) |
Vulcan first class (Kan-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
28 | 1881-1882 | Unknown | [1][2] |
| Ting I (定一) | Vulcan second class (Ting-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
15.7 | 1882-3 | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat | [1][2] |
| Ting II (定二) | Vulcan second class (Ting-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
15.7 | 1882-3 | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat | [1][2] |
| Chen I (鎮一) | Vulcan second class (Ting-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
15.7 | 1882-3 | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat | [1][2] |
| Chen II (鎮二) | Vulcan second class (Ting-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
15.7 | 1882-3 | 1895/1/2 Sunk by friendly fire from Wei Yuen, or 1895/2/7 or 1895/2/8 Captured by the Japanese as Dai Nijyuhachi Gō |
[1][2] |
| Chong Chia (中甲) [note 8] | Vulcan second class (Chong-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
15.7 | 1880s | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat | [1] |
| Chong Yi (中乙) [note 9] | Vulcan second class (Chong-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
15.7 | 1880s | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat | [1] |
| Lei Lung (雷龍) | Lei Lung-class | Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
58 or 66 | 1883 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Fu (雷虎) | Lei Lung-class | Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
58 or 66 | 1883 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Chung (雷中) | Vulcan third class (Lei Chung-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
74 | 1884 | 1925 Stricken | [1] |
| You I (右一) | Vulcan third class (Lei Chung-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
74 | 1884 | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat Later refloat by Japan as Dai Nijyunana Gō 1908/4/1 Stricken |
[1][3][2] |
| Lei Chen (雷乾) | Bagua-class | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
27 | 1885-6 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Kun (雷坤) | Bagua-class | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
27 | 1885-6 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Li (雷離) | Bagua-class | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
27 | 1885-6 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Kan (雷坎) | Bagua-class | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
27 | 1885-6 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Chien (雷震) | Bagua-class | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
27 | 1885-6 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Sun (雷巽) | Bagua-class | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
27 | 1885-6 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Ken (雷艮) | Bagua-class | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
27 | 1885-6 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Tui (雷兌) | Bagua-class | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
27 | 1885-6 | 1925 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Lei Chung | Bagua-class | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
27 | 1885-6 | 1925 Stricken | [4] |
| Fu Lung (福龍) | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
120 | 1885 | 1895/2/7 Captured by Japan as Fukuryū 1909/4/1 Stricken |
[1][2] | |
| Tso I (左一) | Torpedo boat | Yarrow |
27 or 90 | 1886-1887 | Unknown | [1][3][2] | |
| Tso II (左二) formerly Tso I (左一) |
Vulcan third class (Lei Lung-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
66 | 1882-3 | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat | [1][3] |
| Tso III (左三) formerly Tso II (左二) |
Vulcan third class (Lei Lung-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
66 | 1882-3 | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat | [1][3] |
| You II (右二) | Vulcan third class (Lei Lung-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
66 | 1882-3 | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat | [1][3] |
| You III (右三) | Vulcan third class (Lei Lung-class) |
Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
66 | 1882-3 | 1895/2/7 Sunk in combat Later refloat by Japan as Dai Nijyuroku Gō 1908/4/1 Stricken |
[1][2][3] |
| Chien Wei (建威) | Training ship | Unknown | 340 | Unknown (as Prussian Mattadore, purchased 1870) | Unknown | [1][3] | |
| Min Chien (敏捷) | Training ship | Unknown | 700 | Unknown (as British vessel, purchased 1886) | 1893/11/21 Captured by Japan as Binshō 1909 Sold |
[1] | |
| Tau Hai (導海) | Dredger | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
500 | 1883 | 1890s Captured by Japan Later fate unknown |
[1] | |
| Yung Pao (永保) | Yung Pao-class | Transport | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1873 | 1874/9/29 Sunk in storm | [1][3] |
| Hai Ching (海鏡) | Yung Pao-class | Transport | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1873 | 1890s Captured by Japan | [1][3] |
| Chen Hang (琛航) | Yung Pao-class | Transport | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 or 1450 | 1874 | 1884/8/23 Sunk during Battle of Fuzhou 1930 Stricken |
[1][3][4] |
| Tai Ya (大雅) | Yung Pao-class | Transport | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1874 | 1884/8/23 Sunk during Battle of Fuzhou | [1][3] |
| Tai An (泰安) [note 10] | Wei Yuen-class, or Fu Po-class |
Transport | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1258 | 1876 | 1892 Sold to commercial use 1915 Stricken |
[1][3][2][4] |
| Kang Chi (康濟) later Fu Chi (復濟) |
Wei Yuen-class | Training ship | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1209 | 1879 | 1910 Stricken | [1][3][2][4] |
| Li Yun (利運) | Transport | Unknown | 1080 | Unknown (as commercial ship, purchased 1888) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Hai Chi (海圻) | Hai Chi-class | Armoured Cruiser | Armstrong Elswick Shipyard |
4300 | 1898 | 1937/8/11 or 1937/8/12 Scuttled as blockship | [1][3][2][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Hai Tien (海天) | Hai Chi-class | Armoured Cruiser | Armstrong Elswick Shipyard |
4300 | 1897 | 1904/4/25 Sunk in accident | [1][3][2] |
| Hai Yung (海容) | Hai Yung-class cruiser | Armoured Cruiser | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
2950 or 2954 or 3000 | 1897 | 1937/8/11 or 1937/9/25 Scuttled as blockship | [1][3][2][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Hai Shew (海籌) | Hai Yung-class cruiser | Armoured Cruiser | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
2950 or 2954 or 3000 | 1897 | 1937/8/11 or 1937/9/25 Scuttled as blockship | [1][3][2][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Hai Chen (海琛) | Hai Yung-class cruiser | Armoured Cruiser | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
2950 or 2954 or 3000 | 1898 | 1937/8/11 or 1937/9/25 Scuttled as blockship | [1][3][2][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Chao Ho (肇和) | Chao Ho-class | Armoured Cruiser | Armstrong Elswick Shipyard |
2460 | 1911 | 1937/9/21 or 1939/9/28 Sunk by Japanese aircraft near Humen | [1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Ying Swei (應瑞) | Chao Ho-class | Armoured Cruiser | Vickers Shipyard |
2460 | 1911 | 1937/10/23 or 1937/10/25 Sunk by Japanese aircraft near Nanjing | [1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Fei Hung (飛鴻) | Chao Ho-class | Armoured Cruiser |  New York Shipping Company |
2600 | 1912 | 1914 Sold to Greece as Elli 1940/8/15 Sunk by Italian submarine Delfino |
[1][4] |
| Chiang Yuan (江元) | Chiang Yuan-class [note 11] | Gunboat |  Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
525 or 550 or 565 | 1904 or 1905 or 1906-7 | 1949/12/31 Scuttled after accident? 1949 To Communist China 1963 Stricken |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][9] |
| Chiang Hung (江亨) | Chiang Yuan-class [note 11] | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
525 or 550 or 565 | 1907 | 1929/10/12 Sunk by Soviet vessels during Battle of Tongjiang Later refloated 1931/9/8 Wrecked? 1937/9 Captured by Japan? |
[1][3][4][5][6] |
| Chiang Li (江利) | Chiang Yuan-class [note 11] | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
525 or 550 or 565 | 1907 | 1937/9 Captured by Japan? or 1937/9/26 or 1937/12/18 Scuttled as blockship |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Chiang Chen (江貞) | Chiang Yuan-class [note 11] | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
525 or 550 or 565 | 1907 | 1938/7/20 Sunk by Japanese aircraft near Hunnan 1938/11/15 Salvaged and seized by Japan |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Chu Tai (楚泰) | Chu-class [note 12] | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
740 or 752 | 1906 | 1938/6/1 Sunk by Japanese aircraft? 1939 Badly damaged by Japanese aircraft 1939/6/1 Beached 1941/4/19 Destroyed by Japanese aircraft |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Chu Tong (楚同) | Chu-class [note 12] | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
740 or 752 | 1906 | 1949 To Communist China Later sunk by Nationalist aircraft Later refloated by Communist China as Yi Chuan (宜川) 1958-62 Dismantled during the backyard furnace campaign |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][9] |
| Chu You (楚有) | Chu-class [note 12] | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
740 or 752 | 1906 or 1907 | 1937/8 or 1937/10/1 or 1937/10/2 Sunk by Japanese aircraft |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Chu Chien (楚謙) | Chu-class [note 12] | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
740 or 752 | 1907 | 1937/7/31 or 1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship 1948-9 Stricken |
[1][3][4][5][6][7] |
| Chu Yu (楚豫) | Chu-class [note 12] | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
740 or 745 or 752 | 1907 | 1937/9/29 or 1937/10/2 Sunk by Japanese aircraft? Later raised? 1937/12/18 Scuttled as blockship? |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Chu Kuan (楚觀) | Chu-class [note 12] | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
740 or 752 | 1907 | 1955/12/31 or 1960s Stricken | [1][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] |
| Kiang Hsi (江犀) formerly as Hsin Pei (新壁) |
Kiang Hsi-class[note 13] | Gunboat | Krupp Germania |
140 or 150 | 1911 | 1937 Captured by Japan? 1941/8/24 Sunk by Japanese aircraft |
[1][3][4][5][6][7] |
| Kiang Kun (江鯤) formerly as Hsin Chen (新珍) |
Kiang Hsi-class[note 14] | Gunboat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
140 or 150 | 1911 or 1912 | 1937 Captured by Japan? 1941/8/24 Sunk by Japanese aircraft |
[1][3][4][5][6][7] |
| Chien Chung (建中) formerly as Hsin Min (新敏) |
Chien Chung-class [note 15] | Gunboat |  Yangtze Machinery Works |
90 | 1912 or 1915 | 1928/5 Dismantled | [1][3][4] |
| Yung An (永安) formerly as Hsin Tie (新逖) |
Chien Chung-class [note 15] | Gunboat | Yangtze Machinery Works |
90 | 1912 or 1916 | 1928/5 Dismantled | [1][3][4] |
| Kung Chen (拱辰) formerly as Hsin Chan (新瞻) |
Chien Chung-class [note 15] | Gunboat | Yangtze Machinery Works |
90 | 1912 or 1916 | 1928/5 Dismantled? 1938/10 Sunk by Japanese aircraft? |
[1][3][4] |
| Kiang Ta (江大) | Kiang Ta-class | Gunboat |  Unknown Hong Kong dockyardor Unknown Hankow dockyard |
250 | 1908 | 1937/9/26 Sunk by Japanese aircraft near Pearl River | [1][4] |
| Kiang Han (江漢) formerly as Kiang Ching (江清) |
Kiang Ta-class | Gunboat | Unknown Hong Kong dockyard or Unknown Hankow dockyard |
250 | 1908 | Unknown | [1][4] |
| Kiang Kung (江鞏) | Kiang Ta-class | Gunboat | Unknown Hong Kong dockyard or Unknown Hankow dockyard |
250 | 1908 | 1938/10/25 Sunk by Japanese aircraft near Panyu | [1][4] |
| Kiang Ku (江固) | Kiang Ta-class | Gunboat | Unknown Hong Kong dockyard or Unknown Hankow dockyard |
250 | 1908 | Unknown | [1][4] |
| Yung Feng (永豐) later Zhong Shan (中山) |
Yung Feng-class | Gunboat | Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Nagasaki Dockyard |
780 or 830 | 1912 | 1938/10/24 Sunk by Japanese aircraft 1997/1/28 Recovered, later restored as museum boat |
[1][3][4][5][6][7] |
| Yung Hsiang (永翔) | Yung Feng-class | Gunboat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
780 or 830 | 1912 | 1937/8 or 1937/9/26 or 1937/12/18 Scuttled as blockship Later refloated by Japan 1942 Given to Reorganized National Government as Hai Hsiang (海祥) 1945 Returned to Republic of China as Yung Hsiang 1953/8/16 Stricken |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] |
| Yung Chi (永績) | Yung Chi-class [note 16] | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
860 | 1915 or 1918 | 1938/10/21 Sunk by Japanese aircraft 1938/11/8 Captured by Japan (as Asuga?) 1940/5/22 Given to Reorganized National Government as Hai Hsing (海興) 1945/9 Returned to Republic of China as Yung Chi 1949/4/25 Sunk by Communist China? 1949 Defected to Communist China as Yan'an (延安) 1960/6/19 Sunk during missile tests c. 1970 Stricken |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] |
| Yung Chien (永健) | Yung Chi-class [note 16] | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
860 | 1915 or 1917 | 1937/8/25 Sunk by Japanese aircraft Later refloated by Japan 1937/10/25 or 1937/11 Renamed Asuka 1945/5/7 Sunk by American aircraft Possibly refloated? |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Kuan Chuan (甘泉) | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
305 | 1908 | 1929 Stricken | [1][3][4] | |
| An Hai (安海) | An Hai-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
65 | 1901 | Unknown | [1][3] |
| Ting Hai (定海) | An Hai-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
65 | 1902 | Unknown | [1][3] |
| An Feng (安豐) | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
169 | 1908 | Unknown | [1][3][4] | |
| Chen Hai (澄海) | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
120 | 1911 | Unknown | [1][3] | |
| Chen (辰) or T.B. 2 |
Chen-class [note 17] | Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
90 or 120 | 1895 | 1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship | [1][3][2][4][5][6] |
| Su (宿) or T.B. 4 |
Chen-class [note 17] | Torpedo boat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
90 or 120 | 1895 | 1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship | [1][3][2][4][5][6] |
| Lieh (列) | Lieh-class [note 18] | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
62 or 89 or 90 | 1895 | 1931 Stricken? 1937/8 Scuttled as blockship |
[1][3][2][4][5] |
| Chang (張) | Lieh-class [note 18] | Torpedo boat | Elbing Schichau |
62 or 89 or 90 | 1895 | 1929 Stricken? 1937/8 Scuttled as blockship |
[1][3][2][4][5] |
| Fei Ting (飛霆) | Torpedo boat | J. Samuel White and Company Armstrong Elswick Shipyard |
349-401 | 1890 (as Sea Serpent) | 1895 Delivered to China 1900/6/17 Captured by Russia 1902/12/19 Returned to China 1913 Sold as civil vessel Kung Ting (公霆) |
[1][3] | |
| Fei Ying (飛鷹) | Torpedo gunboat | Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan |
837 | 1895 | 1926 Engines removed? 1932/7/6 Sunk by Nationalist aircraft 1932 Stricken |
[1][3][2][4][5] | |
| Hai Lung (海龍) | Hai Lung-class | Destroyer | Elbing Schichau |
280 | 1898 | 1900/6/17 Captured by Great Britain Later renamed Taku 1916/10/26 Stricken |
[1][3][2] |
| Hai Ching (海青) | Hai Lung-class | Destroyer | Elbing Schichau |
280 | 1898 | 1900/6/17 Captured by Great Britain Later given to Germany as Taku 1914/6/13 Stricken |
[1][3][2] |
| Hai Hua (海華) | Hai Lung-class | Destroyer | Elbing Schichau |
280 | 1898 | 1900/6/17 Captured by Great Britain Later given to Russia as Taku, since 1901/1/27 Lieutenant Burakov 1904/7/26 Sunk in combat |
[1][3][2] |
| Hai Hse (海犀) | Hai Lung-class | Destroyer | Elbing Schichau |
280 | 1898 | 1900/6/17 Captured by Great Britain Later given to France as Takou 1911/9/30 Scuttled |
[1][3][2] |
| Hu Peng (湖鵬) or T.B. 7 |
Hu Peng-class[note 19] | Torpedo boat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
96 or 97 | 1906 or 1907-8 | 1937/10/1 Sunk 1937/10/2 Abandoned after badly damaged |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Hu Oah (湖鶚) or T.B. 8 |
Hu Peng-class[note 19] | Torpedo boat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
96 or 97 | 1906 or 1907-8 | 1937/10/8 Abandoned after badly damaged 1938 Captured by Japan as A1 1938/6/15 Renamed Kawasemi 1938/12/31 Given to Reorganized National Government as Hai Ching (海靖) 1945 Returned to Republic of China, mistakenly named Hu Ying 1947/7 Stricken |
[1][3][4][5][6][7] |
| Hu Ying (湖鷹) or T.B. 9 |
Hu Peng-class[note 19] | Torpedo boat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
96 or 97 | 1906 or 1907 | 1937/8/8 or 1938/8/9 Sunk by Japanese aircraft | [1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Hu Shun (湖隼) or T.B. 10 |
Hu Peng-class[note 19] | Torpedo boat | Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation |
96 or 97 | 1906 or 1907 | 1937/10/3 Sunk by Japanese aircraft | [1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Chien An (建安) | Chien An-class [note 20] | Torpedo boat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
830-861 or 871 or 900 | 1899 or 1900 | 1930/11 Refitted and renamed Ta Tong (大同) 1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship |
[1][3][2][5][6][7][8] |
| Chien Wei (建威) | Chien An-class [note 20] | Torpedo gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
830-861 or 871 or 900 | 1899 or 1900-1902 | 1931/6/15 Refitted and renamed Tze Chiang (自強) 1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship |
[1][3][2][5][6][7][8] |
| Yu Chang (豫章) formerly Chang Feng (長風) |
Chang Feng-class destroyer | Destroyer | Elbing Schichau |
390 | 1911 | 1932/1/21 Sunk in accident | [1][3][4][5][6][7] |
| Chien Kang (建康) formerly Ching Po (睛波) formerly Fu Po (伏波) |
Chang Feng-class destroyer | Destroyer | Elbing Schichau |
390 | 1912 | 1937/9/25 Abandoned after badly damaged 1937/9/27 Sunk 1938 Refloated by Japan as Yamasemi 1939/12/21 Given to Reorganized National Government as Hai Sui (海綏) 1945 Returned to Republic of China 1947/7 Stricken |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Tung An (同安) formerly Ch'ing Yuen (慶雲) formerly Fei Yuen (飛雲) |
Chang Feng-class destroyer | Destroyer | Elbing Schichau |
390 | 1912 | 1937/8 or 1937/9/26 or 1937/12/18 Scuttled as blockship Later refloated by Japan 1939/12/13 Given to Reorganized National Government as T'ung Ch'un (同春) 1944 Abandoned |
[1][3][4][5][6][7][8] |
| Ching Po (鯨波) | [note 21] | Destroyer |  Gio Ansaldo |
396 or 400 | 1912 | 1911 or 1913 Confiscated by Italy as Ascaro 1930/5/31 Stricken |
[1][4] |
| Lung Tuan (龍湍) | [note 22] | Destroyer |  Stabilimento Tecnico Triestino |
389.4 | 1912 | 1914/8/28 Confiscated by Austria-Hungary as Warasdiner 1920 Ceded to Italy and scrapped |
[1][4] |
| An Lan (安瀾) formerly as Kwang Tung (廣東) |
An Lan-class | Gunboat | William Denny and Brothers |
439 | 1868 | 1929 Stricken | [1][2][4] |
| Chen Tao (鎮濤) formerly as Shang Tung (山東) |
An Lan-class | Gunboat | William Denny and Brothers |
439 | 1868 | 1929 Stricken | [1][2][4] |
| Peng Chao Hai (蓬州海) | Gunboat | Unknown London dockyard |
600 | 1869 | Later employed on customs duties 1891 Rearmed 1913 Stricken |
[1][2][4] | |
| Unknown | Vulcan first class | Gunboat | Unknown Tokyo shipyard |
58 | 1883-4 | Unknown | [2] |
| Unknown | Vulcan first class | Gunboat | Unknown Tokyo shipyard |
58 | 1883-4 | Unknown | [2] |
| Unknown | Vulcan first class | Gunboat | Unknown Tokyo shipyard |
58 | 1883-4 | Unknown | [2] |
| Unknown | Vulcan first class | Gunboat | Unknown Tokyo shipyard |
58 | 1883-4 | Unknown | [2] |
| Unknown | Vulcan first class | Gunboat | Unknown | 64 | 1883-4 | Unknown | [2] |
| Unknown | Vulcan first class | Gunboat | Unknown | 64 | 1883-4 | Unknown | [2] |
| Chen Hai (鎮海) | Chen Hai-class | Gunboat | Unknown | 350 | 1860s | Unknown | [1] |
| Cheng Qing (澄清) | Chen Hai-class | Gunboat | Unknown | 350 | 1860s | Unknown | [1] |
| Sui Ching (綏靖) | Chen Hai-class | Gunboat | Unknown | 350 | 1867 | 1918 Stricken | [1][4] |
| Si Chew | Gunboat | Unknown | 500 | 1878 | 1929 Stricken | [4] | |
| Kuang Ching | Kuang Ching-class | Gunboat | 1894? | 300 | 1894 | 1929 Stricken | [4] |
| Kuang Pi | Kuang Ching-class | Gunboat | 1894? | 300 | 1894 | 1929 Stricken | [4] |
| Chien I (建翼) | Torpedo boat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
30 | 1902 | Never operational | [3][4] | |
| No 65 | Monfalcone-class, light | Light cruiser | Cantiere Navale Triestino |
1800 | 1910s | 1915 Seized by Italy 1917/10 Captured by Austria-Hungary Further fate unknown |
[4] |
| No 66 | Monfalcone-class, light | Light cruiser | Cantiere Navale Triestino |
1800 | 1910s | 1915 Seized by Italy 1917/10 Captured by Austria-Hungary Further fate unknown |
[4] |
| No 67 | Monfalcone-class, light | Light cruiser | Cantiere Navale Triestino |
1800 | 1910s | 1915 Seized by Italy 1917/10 Captured by Austria-Hungary Further fate unknown |
[4] |
| No 68 | Monfalcone-class, large | Cruiser | Cantiere Navale Triestino |
4900 | 1910s | 1914 Seized by Italy 1917/10 Captured by Austria-Hungary Later scrapped |
[4] |
| Tung Chi (通濟) formerly as Chian Ching (建靖) |
Training ship | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1900 | 1895 | 1937/8/11 or 1937/8/12 Scuttled as blockship | [1][3][2][4][5][6][7][8] | |
| Foo An (福安) | Tung Chi-class | Transport | Fujian Maritime Administration |
1700 or 1800-1900 | 1894 or 1895 | 1932 Stricken? 1937/8 Scuttled as blockship |
[1][3][2][4][5][6] |
| Wu Feng (舞鳳) | Officer ship | Royal Tsingtao Dockyard |
200 or 220 | 1910 or 1912 | 1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship? 1937/9 Sunk by Japanese aircraft? |
[1][3][4][6][7] | |
| Lien Ching (聯鯨) later Chi Jih (皦日) |
Surveying Vessel formerly officer ship |
Jiangnan Shipyard |
500 | 1910 | 1937/8/26 Sunk by Japanese aircraft or destroyers | [1][3][4][6][7][8] | |
| Hai Yan (海燕) | Gunboat | Taku Dockyard |
56 | 1917 | 1937/7/29 Sunk by Japanese aircraft? 1937/7/30 Captured by Japan Given to Reorganized National Government |
[10][4] | |
| Hai Fu (海鳧) | Hai Fu-class | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
150 or 166 | 1917 | Unknown | [10][4][5] |
| Hai Ou (海鷗) | Hai Fu-class | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
150 or 166 | 1917 | Unknown | [10][4][5] |
| Hai Hung (海鴻) | Hai Hung-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
190 | 1916 or 1917 | Unknown | [4][5] |
| Hai Ku (海鵠) | Hai Hung-class | Gunboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
190 | 1917 or 1919 | Unknown | [4][5] |
| Hai Hoo (海鶴) | Hai Ho-class | Gunboat | Taku Dockyard |
211 | 1917 | c. 1938 Captured by Japan Given to Reorganized National Government |
[10][4] |
| Hai Peng (海蓬) | Hai Ho-class | Gunboat | Taku Dockyard |
211 | 1920 | Unknown | [4] |
| Li Sui (利綏) | Tsingtau-class | Gunboat | Elbing Schichau |
211 | 1903 (as SMS Vaterland, taken 1917) | 1932 Captured by Japan as Risui 1937 Given to Manchukuo 1945/8/22 Captured by Soviets as training vessel Pekin Scrapped in 1950s |
[1][4][5] |
| Li Chieh (利捷) | Gunboat | Joh. C. Tecklenborg |
266 | 1909 (as SMS Otter, taken 1917) | 1929/10/19 Badly damaged by Soviet aircraft 1932 Scrapped |
[1][4][5] | |
| Kuai 1 or No 1 |
MAS | Motor torpedo boat | Unknown |
Unknown | 1910s (as Mas 226, purchased 1921) | 1933 Stricken | [4][5] |
| Kuai 2 or No 2 |
MAS | Motor torpedo boat | Unknown |
Unknown | 1910s (as Mas 227, purchased 1921) | 1933 Stricken | [4][5] |
| Kuang Ting | Torpedo gunboat | Unknown | 1030 | 1891 | c. 1914 Stricken | [4] | |
| Hoi Fu | Gunboat | Unknown | 680 | 1904 | 1937/9 Sunk by Japanese aircraft | [5] | |
| Fu Yu | Gunboat | Unknown | 750 | 1904 | 1937/10 Sunk by Japanese aircraft | [5] | |
| Wei Sheng (威勝) | Wei Sheng-class | Gunboat | Unknown | 932 | 1922 | 1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship | [5][7][8] |
| Teh Sheng (德勝) | Wei Sheng-class | Gunboat | Unknown | 932 | 1922 | 1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship | [5][7][8] |
| Yi Sheng (義勝) | Gunboat | Unknown | 350 | 1911 | 1937 or 1938 Scuttled | [5][6][7][8] | |
| Shun Sheng (順勝) | Gunboat | Unknown | 380 | 1911 | 1937 or 1938 Scuttled | [5][6][7] | |
| We Feng | Gunboat | Unknown | 200 | 1912 | Unknown | [5] | |
| Chen Shen or Chen Sheng |
Gunboat | Unknown | 275 | 1899 | 1937 Captured by Japan | [5][6][7] | |
| Chien Tien (青天) formerly Kung Sheng (公勝) |
Gunboat | Unknown | 279 | 1922 | Unknown | [5][6][7] | |
| Ning Hai (甯海) | Ning Hai-class | Light Cruiser | Harima |
2500 | 1931 | 1937/9/23 Sunk by Japanese aircraft Raised and repaired 1939 Given to Reorganized National Government 1943 Transferred to Japan 1944 renamed Ioshima 1944/9/19 Sunk by USS Shad |
[5][6][7][8] |
| Ping Hai (平海) | Ning Hai-class | Light Cruiser |  Jiangnan Shipyard |
2500 | 1932 or 1935 | 1937/9/23 Sunk by Japanese aircraft Raised and repaired 1939 Given to Reorganized National Government 1943 Transferred to Japan 1944 renamed Yasoshima 1944/11/25 Sunk by US aircraft |
[5][6][7][8] |
| Unnamed submarine | Type II | Coastal submarine |  Flender Werke |
275 | 1940 | 1939 Taken over by Germany 1940 Completed as U-121 Later scuttled |
[5] |
| Unnamed submarine | Type II | Coastal submarine | Flender Werke |
275 | 1940 | 1939 Taken over by Germany 1940 Completed as U-120 Later scuttled |
[5] |
| Hsien Ning (咸寧) | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
418 | 1928 | 1938/7/1 Sunk by Japanese aircraft | [5][6][7][8] | |
| Ming Sen (民生) | Minquan-class | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
460 or 600 | 1931 | 1937/10/3 Sunk by Japanese aircraft 1939 Repaired and captured by Japan as Hitonose 1944/12/21 Lost in collision with Kosho Salvaged Sunk by naval mine |
[5][6][7][8] |
| Ming Cheun (民權) later Hsien Ning later Chang Chiang |
Minquan-class | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
420 or 460 or 550 | 1929 | 1949 To Communist China? Renamed Hsien Ning Renamed Chang Chiang Unknown |
[5][6][7][9] |
| Yung Sui (永綏) | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
650 | 1929 | 1949/4 Sunk by Communist China Salvaged by Communist China 1970s Stricken |
[5][6][9] | |
| Yat Sen (逸仙) | Light cruiser[a] | Jiangnan Shipyard |
1520 or 1650 | 1930 | 1937/9/25 Damaged by Japanese aircraft and beached Salvaged by Japan and renamed Atada 1945/8 Captured by Allies 1946/8/25 Returned to China 1960s Stricken |
[5][6][7][8][9] | |
| Chang Ning (長寧) | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
400 | 1937-8 | 1937-8 Captured by Japan | [5][6][7][8] |
| Cheng Ning (正寧) | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
400 | 1937-8 | 1937-8 Captured by Japan | [5][6][7][8] |
| Chung Ning (崇寧) | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
300 or 400 | 1937-8 | 1937-8 Captured by Japan | [5][6][7][8] |
| Kiang Ning (江寧) | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
300 or 400 | 1933 or 1937-8 | 1937-8 Captured by Japan | [5][6][7][8] |
| Wei Ning (威寧) | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
300 or 400 | 1937-8 | 1937-8 Captured by Japan as Bunsei 1945 Recaptured by China 1949 Sunk Salvaged by Communist China 1950s Stricken |
[5][6][7][8][9] |
| Yun Ning | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
400 | 1937-8 | 1937-8 Captured by Japan as Unsei | [5] |
| Fu Ning (撫寧) | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
400 | 1937-8 | 1937-8 Scuttled | [5] |
| Hai Ning (海寧) | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
300 or 400 | 1933 or 1937-8 | 1937-8 Scuttled | [5][6][7] |
| Sui Ning (綏寧) | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
300 or 400 | 1937-8 | 1937-8 Scuttled | [5][6][7][8] |
| Suh Ning (肅寧) | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
300 or 400 | 1937-8 | 1937-8 Scuttled | [5][6][7][8] |
| Tai Ning | Ning-class | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
400 | 1937-8 | 1937-8 Scuttled | [5] |
| Wu Ning | Ning-class? | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
300 | 1930s | 1930s Destroyed? | [6][7][8] |
| Yi Ning (義寧) | Ning-class? | Patrol Boat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
300 | 1930s | Unknown | [6][7] |
| Tung Hsin (同心) | Minelayer | Foochow Arsenal |
500 | 1935 | 1937 Captured by Japan | [5] | |
| Tung Teh (同德) | Minelayer | Foochow Arsenal |
500 | 1935 | 1937 Captured by Japan | [5] | |
| Yung Sheng (勇勝) | Gunboat | Unknown | 300 | 1928 | c. 1937 Scuttled | [5][6] | |
| Jen Shen or Jen Sheng |
Gunboat | Unknown | 300 | 1931 | c. 1937 Scuttled | [5][6][7] | |
| Fu Po | Flower-class | Corvette | Robb |
1170 | 1940 (as HMS Petunia, purchased 1945) | 1947/3/19 Lost in collision | [5] |
| Ying Shan (英山) | Peterel-class | Gunboat | Yarrow |
310 | 1927 (as HMS Gannet, transferred 1942) | 1949 To Communist China 1960s Stricken |
[5][9] |
| Ying Hao (英豪) | Gunboat | Thornycroft |
185 | 1933 (as HMS Sandpiper, transferred 1942) | 1949/4 Scuttled? 1949 To Communist China 1960s Stricken |
[5][9] | |
| Lung Huan later Ying Teh (英德) |
Gunboat | Yarrow |
354 or 372 | 1931 (as HMS Falcon, transferred 1942) | 1949 To Communist China 1960s Stricken |
[5][9] | |
| Mei Yuan (美原) | Wake-class | Gunboat | Jiangnan Shipyard |
370 | 1927 (as USS Tutuila, transferred 1942) | 1949 To Communist China 1960s Stricken |
[5][9] |
| Kuai 1 | Motor torpedo boat | Thornycroft or Unknown Hong Kong dockyard |
14 | 1934 | 1938 Interned in Hong Kong 1939 Purchased by UK as MTB26 1941 Lost |
[5][8] | |
| Kuai 2 | Motor torpedo boat | Thornycroft or Unknown Hong Kong dockyard |
14 | 1934 | 1938 Interned in Hong Kong 1939 Purchased by UK as MTB27 1941 Lost |
[5][8] | |
| Kuai 3 | Motor torpedo boat | Baglietto |
18 | 1931 | 1937-8 Lost? | [5] | |
| Kuai 4 | Motor torpedo boat | Baglietto |
18 | 1931 | 1937-8 Lost? | [5] | |
| Kuai 5 | Motor torpedo boat | Thornycroft |
14 | 1936 | 1937-8 Lost? | [5][7] | |
| Kuai 6 | Motor torpedo boat | Thornycroft |
14 | 1936 | 1937-8 Lost? | [5][7] | |
| Kuai 7 | Motor torpedo boat | Thornycroft |
14 | 1936 | 1937-8 Lost? | [5][7] | |
| Kuai 8 | Motor torpedo boat | Thornycroft |
14 | 1936 | 1937-8 Lost? | [5][7] | |
| Kuai 101 | Motor torpedo boat | Lürssen |
49 | 1937 | 1937-8 Lost? | [5] | |
| Kuai 102 | Motor torpedo boat | Lürssen |
49 or 60 | 1937 | 1949 To Communist China 1960s Stricken |
[5][9] | |
| Kuai 103 | Motor torpedo boat | Lürssen |
49 | 1937 | 1937-8 Lost? | [5] | |
| Unnamed depot ship | Depot ship | Neptun |
2190 | 1937 | 1937 Purchase cancelled by Germany 1938 Completed as Tanga 1947 Transferred to USA 1948 Transferred to Denmark as Aegir 1967 Scrapped |
[5] | |
| Unnamed S-boat | Schnellboot | Fast attack craft | Lürssen |
46.5 | 1932 (as S2) | 1937 Purchase cancelled by Germany 1938 Transferred to Spain as LT11 |
[5] |
| Unnamed S-boat | Schnellboot | Fast attack craft | Lürssen |
46.5 | 1932 (as S3) | 1937 Purchase cancelled by Germany 1938 Transferred to Spain as LT12 |
[5] |
| Unnamed S-boat | Schnellboot | Fast attack craft | Lürssen |
46.5 | 1932 (as S4) | 1937 Purchase cancelled by Germany 1938 Transferred to Spain as LT14 |
[5] |
| Unnamed S-boat | Schnellboot | Fast attack craft | Lürssen |
46.5 | 1932 (as S5) | 1937 Purchase cancelled by Germany 1938 Transferred to Spain as LT15 |
[5] |
| Kung Sheng (公勝) formerly as Chin Tien (青天) |
Surveying Vessel | Unknown | 300 | 1911 or 1931 | 1930s Destroyed? | [6][7][8] | |
| Kan Lu (甘露) | Surveying Vessel | Leith |
2132 | 1903 (as Lorena, later Atalanta) | Unknown | [6][7] | |
| Ching An | Transport | Unknown | 4000 | 1906 | Unknown | [6] | |
| Ting An (定安) | Transport | Unknown | 2011 | 1901 | Unknown | [6][7] | |
| Hwa An (華安?) | Transport | Unknown | 10573 | 1899 | Unknown | [6] | |
| Pu An (普安) | Transport | Unknown | 4600 | 1896 | Unknown | [6] | |
| Hai Chao | Sloop | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | [8] | |
| Unnamed depot ship | Depot ship | Unknown Hong Kong dockyard |
1500 | 1940s | Unknown | [8] | |
| Kieh An (克安) | Transport | Unknown | 2011 | 1901 | Unknown | [7] | |
| Hai Chow (海周) | Arabis-class | Gunboat | Workman, Clark & Co. |
1250 | 1916 (as HMS Pentstemon) | Formerly as Hai Li, Lila, Noemi and Stiges 1930s Destroyed? |
[7][8] |
| Cheng Po (澄波) | Unknown |  Unknown French dockyard |
Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1869) | Unknown | [3] | |
| Hai Tung Yun (海東雲) | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1869) | Unknown | [3] | |
| An Lan (安瀾) | Experimental, steamboat | Fujian Maritime Administration |
Unknown | 1868 | Unknown | [3] | |
| Wei Yuen (威遠) | Unknown | Unknown French dockyard |
Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1875) | Unknown | [3] | |
| Kao Sheng (高升) | Transport, merchant | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | 1894 Sunk by Japan | [3] | |
| Fu An (gunboat) (福安) | Unknown | Armstrong Elswick Shipyard |
Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1894) | Unknown | [3] | |
| Confucius (孔夫子) later Tien Ping (天平) |
Gunboat | Unknown | 430 | Unknown (as American merchant Confucius, purchased 1855) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Tieh Pi (鐵皮) later Chun Ho (鈞和) |
Gunboat | Unknown | 354 | Unknown (as Pu Lu (普魯), purchased 1856) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Wei Lin Mi (威林密) | Gunboat | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1862) | 1862 Sold | [1] | |
| O Fen (呃吩) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Confiscated 1863) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Hyson (海生) later Ching Po (靜波) |
Gunboat | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1865) | 1877 Sold | [1] | |
| Fu Po (伏波) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1865) | Sold | [1] | |
| Chang Sheng (長勝) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1865) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Ching Hai (靖海) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (As private vessel Ku Tung (古董), confiscated 1865) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Fu Yuan (福源) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1866) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Hua Fu Pao (華福寶) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1866) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Fu Sheng (福勝) | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased 1860s) | 1866 Destroyed in storm | [1] | |
| Fei Lung (飛龍) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased c. 1867) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Chen Hai (鎮海) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased c. 1867) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Cheng Ching (澄清) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased c. 1867) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Sui Ching (綏靖) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased c. 1867) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Tien Po (恬波) later Ching Po (靜波) |
Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased c. 1868) | 1882 Sold | [1] | |
| An Lan (安瀾) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased c. 1868) | Unknown | [1] | |
| Chan Tao (鎮濤) | Transport | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown (Purchased c. 1868) | Unknown | [1] |
Notes
edit- ^ Akin to the pre-WW1 light cruisers, but had more in common with gunboats at time of construction
- ^ a b An improvement of the Kai Chi-class
- ^ a b c Based on the French corvette Résolue (1872)
- ^ a b Based on the French corvette Armorique (1863)
- ^ a b c Based on the French frigate Duguay-Trouin (1873)
- ^ a b c d An improvement of the Fei Ting-class
- ^ a b c An improvement of the Chen Pei-class
- ^ a b c An improvement of the Mei Yuen-class
- ^ Could be alternate name for Kan I
- ^ Could be alternate name for Kan II
- ^ Originally planned to be sister ship of Teng Ying Chow
- ^ a b c d Based on the Japanese gunboat Uji
- ^ a b c d e f An improvement of the Chiang Yuan-class
- ^ Based on the German gunboat Otter
- ^ Based on the German gunboat Otter
- ^ a b c An improvement of Kiang Hsi
- ^ a b Sometimes classified as Yung Feng-class
- ^ a b Based on the Austro-Hungarian torpedo boat Sperber
- ^ a b Based on the Austro-Hungarian torpedo boat SMS Rabe
- ^ a b c d Based on Japanese Type 67 TBD
- ^ a b Based on French d'Iberville-class torpedo boats
- ^ Based on Italian Soldato-class destroyer
- ^ Based on Austro-Hungarian Huszár-class destroyer
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