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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''The China United League (Tongmenghui, 同盟会)''', which was also known as '''the United Allegiance Society''', was a secret anti-[[Qing Dynasty]] society established on Aug. 20, 1905, by [[Sun Yat-sen]] in Tokyo. <br /> <br /> The group evolved from the [[Revive China Society]] ([[Hsing Chung Hui]]), which had begun meeting 11 years earlier. Sun modified the group’s slogan to “Expel the Tartar barbarians, revive [[China]], establish a republic and equalize land ownership.” Despite its military revolts, the society expanded its influence through a series of publications, including “Minpao,” that argued against pro-Qing reformists who wanted to maintain the centralized power of the Manchurian royal family. The restructured secret society drew a number of prestigious revolutionaries, including [[Huang Xing]] and [[Song Jiaoren]].<br /> <br /> After the Qing Dynasty fell, Song restructured the society again into the [[Nationalist Party]] ([[Kuomintang]]) on Aug. 7, 1912. Song, a promising political leader, was murdered after leading [[the Nationalists]] to victory in China’s first democratic elections.<br /> <br /> [[category: history]]<br /> [[category: revolution of 1911]]</div>

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