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| ''[[Chinese cruiser Hai Tien|Hai Tien]]'' (海天)|| [[Hai Qi-class cruiser|Hai Chi-class]] || Armoured Cruiser || {{Flagicon|UK}} [[Armstrong Whitworth|Armstrong Elswick Shipyard]] || 4300|| 1897 || 1904/4/25 Sunk in accident|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway1"/>
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| ''[[Chinese cruiser Hai Yung|Hai Yung]]'' (海容)|| {{ill|[[Hai Yung-class cruiser|zh|海容級巡洋艦|ja|海容級防護巡洋艦}}]] || Armoured Cruiser || {{Flagicon|German Empire}} [[AG Vulcan Stettin|Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan]] || 2950 or 2954 or 3000|| 1897 || 1937/8/11 or 1937/9/25 Scuttled as blockship|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway1"/><ref name="conway2"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| ''{{ill|Hai Shew|zh|海籌號防護巡洋艦}}'' (海籌)|| {{ill|[[Hai Yung-class cruiser|zh|海容級巡洋艦|ja|海容級防護巡洋艦}}]] || Armoured Cruiser || {{Flagicon|German Empire}} [[AG Vulcan Stettin|Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan]] || 2950 or 2954 or 3000|| 1897 || 1937/8/11 or 1937/9/25 Scuttled as blockship|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway1"/><ref name="conway2"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| ''{{ill|Hai Chen|zh|海琛號防護巡洋艦}}'' (海琛)|| {{ill|[[Hai Yung-class cruiser|zh|海容級巡洋艦|ja|海容級防護巡洋艦}}]] || Armoured Cruiser || {{Flagicon|German Empire}} [[AG Vulcan Stettin|Stettiner Maschinebau A.G. Vulcan]] || 2950 or 2954 or 3000|| 1898 || 1937/8/11 or 1937/9/25 Scuttled as blockship|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway1"/><ref name="conway2"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| ''[[Chinese cruiser Chao Ho|Chao Ho]]'' (肇和)|| [[Chao Ho-class cruiser|Chao Ho-class]] || Armoured Cruiser || {{Flagicon|UK}} [[Armstrong Whitworth|Armstrong Elswick Shipyard]] || 2460|| 1911|| 1937/9/21 or 1939/9/28 Sunk by Japanese aircraft near [[Humen]]|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway2"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| ''Hai Hse'' (海犀)|| Hai Lung-class || Destroyer || {{Flagicon|German Empire}} [[Schichau-Werke|Elbing Schichau]] || 280|| 1898|| 1900/6/17 Captured by Great Britain<br>Later given to France as '''''Takou'''''<br>1911/9/30 Scuttled|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway1"/>
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| ''Hu Peng'' (湖鵬)<br>or ''T.B. 7''|| [[Hu Peng-class torpedo boat|Hu Peng-class]]<ref group=note name="Hu Peng">Based on Japanese Type 67 TBD</ref> || Torpedo boat || {{Flagicon|Empire of Japan}} [[Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation]] || 96 or 97|| 1906 or 1907-8 || 1937/10/1 Sunk<br>1937/10/2 Abandoned after badly damaged|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway2"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| ''Hu Oah'' (湖鶚)<br>or ''T.B. 8''|| [[Hu Peng-class torpedo boat|Hu Peng-class]]<ref group=note name="Hu Peng" /> || Torpedo boat || {{Flagicon|Empire of Japan}} [[Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation]] || 96 or 97|| 1906 or 1907-8 || 1937/10/8 Abandoned after badly damaged<br>1938 Captured by Japan as '''''A1'''''<br>1938/6/15 Renamed '''''Kawasemi'''''<br>1938/12/31 Given to [[Reorganized National Government of the Republic of China|Reorganized National Government]] as '''''Hai Ching''''' (海靖)<br>1945 Returned to Republic of China, mistakenly named ''Hu Ying''<br>1947/7 Stricken|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway2"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/>
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| ''Hu Ying'' (湖鷹)<br>or ''T.B. 9''|| [[Hu Peng-class torpedo boat|Hu Peng-class]]<ref group=note name="Hu Peng" /> || Torpedo boat || {{Flagicon|Empire of Japan}} [[Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation]] || 96 or 97|| 1906 or 1907 || 1937/8/8 or 1938/8/9 Sunk by Japanese aircraft|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway2"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940" />
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| ''Hu Shun'' (湖隼)<br>or ''T.B. 10''|| [[Hu Peng-class torpedo boat|Hu Peng-class]]<ref group=note name="Hu Peng" /> || Torpedo boat || {{Flagicon|Empire of Japan}} [[Kawasaki Shipbuilding Corporation]] || 96 or 97|| 1906 or 1907 || 1937/10/3 Sunk by Japanese aircraft|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway2"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| ''Chien An'' (建安)|| Chien An-class <ref group=note name="Chien An">Based on French d'Iberville-class torpedo boats</ref> || Torpedo boat || {{Flagicon|Qing dynasty}} Fujian Maritime Administration || 830-861 or 871 or 900|| 1899 or 1900||data-sort-value="1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship"| 1930/11 Refitted and renamed '''''Ta Tong''''' (大同)<br>1937/8/11 Scuttled as blockship|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway1"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| ''No 67''|| [[Number 64-class cruiser|Monfalcone-class, light]] || Light cruiser || {{Flagicon|Austria-Hungary}} [[Cantiere Navale Triestino]] || 1800|| 1910s || 1915 Seized by Italy<br>1917/10 Captured by Austria-Hungary<br>Further fate unknown|| <ref name="conway2"/>
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| [[Chinese cruiser Number 68|''No 68'']]|| Monfalcone-class, large || Cruiser || {{Flagicon|Austria-Hungary}} [[Cantiere Navale Triestino]] || 4900|| 1910s || 1914 Seized by Italy<br>1917/10 Captured by Austria-Hungary<br>Later scrapped|| <ref name="conway2"/>
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| ''Tung Chi'' (通濟)<br>formerly as ''Chian Ching'' (建靖)|| || Training ship || {{Flagicon|Qing dynasty}} Fujian Maritime Administration || 1900|| 1895|| 1937/8/11 or 1937/8/12 Scuttled as blockship|| <ref name="book1"/><ref name="qing"/><ref name="conway1"/><ref name="conway2"/><ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| ''Hsien Ning'' (咸寧)|| || Gunboat || {{Flagicon|Republic of China (1912–1949)}} [[Jiangnan Shipyard]] || 418 || 1928 || 1938/7/1 Sunk by Japanese aircraft|| <ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| ''Ming Sen'' (民生)|| Ming[[Minquan-class Cheungunboat|Minquan-class]] || Gunboat || {{Flagicon|Republic of China (1912–1949)}} [[Jiangnan Shipyard]] || 460 or 600 || 1931 || 1937/10/3 Sunk by Japanese aircraft<br>1939 Repaired and captured by Japan as '''''Hitonose'''''<br>1944/12/21 Lost in collision with ''Kosho''<br>Salvaged<br>Sunk by naval mine || <ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="jane1940"/>
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| [[Chinese gunboat Minquan|''Ming Cheun'' (民權)]]<br>later ''Hsien Ning''<br>later ''Chang Chiang''|| Ming[[Minquan-class Cheungunboat|Minquan-class]] || Gunboat || {{Flagicon|Republic of China (1912–1949)}} [[Jiangnan Shipyard]] || 420 or 460 or 550 || 1929 || 1949 To Communist China?<br>Renamed ''Hsien Ning''<br>Renamed ''Chang Chiang''<br>Unknown || <ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="jane1938"/><ref name="conway4"/>
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| ''Yung Sui'' (永綏)|| || Gunboat || {{Flagicon|Republic of China (1912–1949)}} [[Jiangnan Shipyard]] || 650 || 1929 || 1949/4 Sunk by Communist China<br>Salvaged by Communist China<br>1970s Stricken|| <ref name="conway3"/><ref name="jane1933"/><ref name="conway4"/>
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