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• Huichow Uprising
  1900: Dr. [[Sun Yat-sen]] staged '''Huichow Uprising''' ...e shore, they held their meeting aboard the ship and decided to launch the uprising in the Sanzhou Tea Farmland in [[Huichow]]. [[Zheng Shiliang]] was put in c
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• Pingliuli Uprising
  ...s from Hunan, [[Hubei]], Jiangxi and [[Jiangsu]] provinces to suppress the uprising, and more than 10,000 people were killed. [[category:uprising]]
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• Xiangnan Uprising
  ...of the town of [[Yizhang]] on [[January 22]], 1928, starting the Xiangnan Uprising ("Xiangnan" means south of Hunan in Chinese). ...division of the [[Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army]]. The uprising soon spread to seven counties in Hunan and involved more than 100,000 peopl
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• Nanchang Uprising
  [[file: Nanchang Uprising.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Nanchang Uprising]] ...ing''' ('''南昌起义'''), often referred to as the Nanchang Uprising, or Aug. 1 Uprising, was an armed resistance led by the Chinese Communist forces on Aug. 1, 192
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• Wuchang Uprising
  [[file: Wuchang Uprising.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Wuchang Uprising]] '''The Wuchang Uprising''' of Oct. 10, 1911, was a massive armed revolt against local authorities i
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 1, 2010
  [[file:Nanchang.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Nanchang Uprising]] ...rges by the [[Kuomintang]] (KMT, or Nationalist Party of China).[[Nanchang Uprising|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September25, 2011
  [[file: Wuchang Uprising.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Wuchang Uprising]] ...y revolutionaries in a modernized army formed by the government. [[Wuchang Uprising|(More...)]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 2, 2017
  [[file: Nanchang Uprising.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Nanchang Uprising]] ...r M. F. Kumanin from the 20th Army was also among the leaders. ([[Nanchang Uprising|More...]])
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August 2, 2018
  [[file: Nanchang Uprising.JPEG|thumb|250px|left|Nanchang Uprising]] ...r M. F. Kumanin from the 20th Army was also among the leaders. ([[Nanchang Uprising|More...]])
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• Pingliuli Uprising
  ...s from Hunan, [[Hubei]], Jiangxi and [[Jiangsu]] provinces to suppress the uprising, and more than 10,000 people were killed. [[category:uprising]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August1, 2011
  [[File:Nanchang Uprising.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Nanchang Uprising]] ...eading the armed struggle and creating the revolutionary army. [[Nanchang Uprising|(More...)]]
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• Xiangnan Uprising
  ...of the town of [[Yizhang]] on [[January 22]], 1928, starting the Xiangnan Uprising ("Xiangnan" means south of Hunan in Chinese). ...division of the [[Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army]]. The uprising soon spread to seven counties in Hunan and involved more than 100,000 peopl
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• Monument to the People's Heroes
  ...ay 4th Movement]] (1919), the [[May 30th Movement]] (1925), the [[Nanchang Uprising]], and "[[Crossing the River]]" are all displayed on the Monument.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/August29, 2011
  ...g", after [[Yuan Shikai]] proclaimed himself emperor of China in 1915. The uprising, ending in 1916, resulted in Yuan’s abdication. [[Republic Protection Cam
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• Huichow Uprising
  1900: Dr. [[Sun Yat-sen]] staged '''Huichow Uprising''' ...e shore, they held their meeting aboard the ship and decided to launch the uprising in the Sanzhou Tea Farmland in [[Huichow]]. [[Zheng Shiliang]] was put in c
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• Nanchang Uprising
  [[file: Nanchang Uprising.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Nanchang Uprising]] ...ing''' ('''南昌起义'''), often referred to as the Nanchang Uprising, or Aug. 1 Uprising, was an armed resistance led by the Chinese Communist forces on Aug. 1, 192
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/September 9
  1927: '''[[Autumn Harvest Uprising]]'''
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/December 4
  [[1906]]: The anniversary of "'''[[Pingliuli Uprising]]'''".
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/January 22
  [[1928]]: '''[[Xiangnan Uprising]]''' started.
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/December18, 2011
  ...' (Chinese:蔡锷), a general and revolutionary leader, was best known for his uprising against the reign of [[Yuan Shikai]], who dissolved the republic for the re
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/August 1
  1927: [[Nanchang Uprising]]
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• Wuchang Uprising
  [[file: Wuchang Uprising.JPEG|thumb|200px|left|Wuchang Uprising]] '''The Wuchang Uprising''' of Oct. 10, 1911, was a massive armed revolt against local authorities i
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/October10, 2011
  ...he Revolution of 1911''', or the Xinhai Revolution, began as the [[Wuchang Uprising]] in 1910. It resulted in the abdication of the child emperor [[Puyi]] on F
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/June2, 2011
  ...d women and promoting western democracies, Qiu was beheaded after a failed uprising and is considered a heroine in China's anti-feudalist cause. [[Qiu Jin |(Mo
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/April2, 2011
  ...on of 1911 (辛亥革命)''', or '''the Xinhai Revolution''', began as the Wuchang Uprising in 1910. It resulted in the abdication of the child emperor Puyi on Februar
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• Xitang (West Church)
  ...stians. It was rebuilt in 1867 and then destroyed again during the [[Boxer Uprising]]. The present building was erected at the turn of the century.
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/June 1
  ...4]]: [[Hong Xiuquan]], leader of the [[Heavenly Peace Kingdom]], a peasant uprising that took place in the mid-19th century, died.
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/October 8
  1900: Dr. [[Sun Yat-sen]] staged '''[[Huichow Uprising]]'''
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• Protestantism
  ...g British, US, French, German and other foreign control. After the [[Boxer Uprising]] of 1900, the Protestant missions moved into cultural areas, opening schoo
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• Revolution
  '''The Revolution of 1911''', or the Xinhai Revolution, began as the Wuchang Uprising in 1910. It resulted in the abdication of the child emperor [[Puyi]] on Feb ...against the [[Qing Dynasty]] (1644-1911) since the mid 1800s. The Wuchang Uprising began as diverse groups joined in southern China to combat Qing rule. Led b
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• Peng Pai
  ...nt-Soldier Government after successfully organizing and launching an armed uprising in the Haifeng and Lufeng counties in November.
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• Xinhai Revolution
  ...evolution of 1911''', or '''the Xinhai Revolution''', began as the Wuchang Uprising in 1910. It resulted in the abdication of the child emperor [[Puyi]] on Feb ...against the [[Qing Dynasty]] (1644-1911) since the mid 1800s. The Wuchang Uprising began as diverse groups joined in southern China to combat Qing rule. Led b
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• Revolution of 1911
  ...olution of 1911''', or '''the Xinhai Revolution''', began as the [[Wuchang Uprising]] in 1910. It resulted in the abdication of the child emperor [[Puyi]] on F ...against the [[Qing Dynasty]] (1644-1911) since the mid 1800s. The Wuchang Uprising began as diverse groups joined in southern China to combat Qing rule. Led b
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• Gutian Meeting
  The meeting summarized the army development experience after the [[Nanchang Uprising]] in 1927. It also differentiated the Red Army from old-style armies and cl
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• CIIC:Selected anniversaries/January 11, 2010
  [[1851]]: Jintian Uprising, start of the '''[[Taiping Heavenly Kingdom]]''' (1851–1864).
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• Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
  ...s opposition to the Manchu Qing Dynasty. The event is known as the Jintian Uprising.
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• Ye Jianying
  ...aunch the [[Nanchang Uprising]]. Subsequently, he also led the [[Guangzhou Uprising]].
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• Huang Xing
  ...rising failed as 86 revolutionists were killed during the fight. After the uprising, the society members collected 72 remains and buried them in Huanghuagang, ...money. Huang retreated to the concession area in Shanghai after his failed uprising.
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• 72 Martyrs Cemetery
  ...e Revolutionary league]]) who laid down their lives during the [[Guangzhou Uprising]] led by Dr. [[Sun Yat-sen]] (Sun Zhongshan) on [[March 29th]], 1911, again
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• 10 Great Marshals of the PLA
  ...Sangzhi County, Hunan Province, He Long joined the CPC during the Nanchang Uprising in 1927.]] ...sion of the Red Army along with Zhu and Mao after setbacks in the Nanchang Uprising in 1927.]]
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 14, 2016
  ...ad a good idea: to hide messages in cake to inform his people. Finally the uprising succeeded, and Zhu Yuanzhang designated the "message cake" as the main food
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 25, 2018
  ...ad a good idea: to hide messages in cake to inform his people. Finally the uprising succeeded, and Zhu Yuanzhang designated the "message cake" as the main food
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• CIIC:Today's featured article/September 11, 2019
  ...ad a good idea: to hide messages in cake to inform his people. Finally the uprising succeeded, and Zhu Yuanzhang designated the "message cake" as the main food
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• Cai E
  He was part of the failed uprising of the Self-Support Army (Zilijun) in 1900 that also attempted to undermine
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• Qiu Jin
  ...d women and promoting western democracies, Qiu was beheaded after a failed uprising and is considered a heroine in China’s anti-feudalist cause. ...r girls. On July 6, 1907, Hsu was caught by Qing troops before a scheduled uprising and confessed his involvement after interrogation. On July 13, Qiu was arre
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• Xu Teli
  ...Communist Party of China]] in [[1927]], and participated in the [[Nanchang Uprising]]. Later he relocated to the Communist-controlled area where he was appoint
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• Li Hongzhang
  His suppression of the [[Taiping Uprising]] in the 1860s won him continuous promotions in his political career. His p
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• Tang Dynasty
  ...]] and [[Shi Siming]] in 755, the Tang began to decline. The "[[Huang Chao Uprising]]" in 874 brought the Tang Dynasty to collapse. In 907 it was finally overt
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• The Green Dumpling
  The tradition of the dim sum can be traced back to the Taipng Uprising (1850-1864) when a peasant rescued a high-ranking official from the Taiping
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• Feng Guozhang
  After the [[Wuchang Uprising]] in 1911, Feng was sent to crackdown on the revolution in [[Hubei]] Provin
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• Jingshan Park
  The park is also well-known for a historical event: When the peasant uprising army of [[Li Zicheng]] charged on the Imperial Palace and the Ming court wa
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• Revive China Society
  ...unded in [[Hong Kong]] in 1890. In October that year, the group planned an uprising in [[Guangzhou]], but the scheme was aborted after it was leaked to the aut
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• Zhou Enlai
  ...anchang Uprising and served as secretary of the CPC front committee in the uprising. In November 1927 he served as director of the organization bureau of the C
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• Luo Ronghuan
  ...Communist Party of China]] (CPC) and participated in the "[[Autumn Harvest Uprising]]" in September 1927 in the rural areas bordering the Hunan and [[Jiangxi]]
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• Qita Temple
  ...culminated in its destruction at the hands of the Heavenly Kingdom peasant uprising.
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• Guiyuan Si
  ...big monastery. However, it was destroyed when the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom uprising troops attacked Wuchang in 1852. It was not restored until the period from
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• Guo Moruo
  ...e [[Communist Party of China]] (CPC) in the following year when [[Nanchang Uprising]] took place. His historical plays, such as ''Wang Zhaojun'', ''Zhuo Wenjun In 1928 when the Nanchang Uprising failed, he fled to Japan under the pursuit of [[Kuomintang]] police. In 193
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• Wu Yuzhang
  ...the [[Communist Party of China]] in 1925, and took part in the [[Nanchang Uprising]] as a member and secretary of the revolutionary committee. From 1928 to 19
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• Duan Qirui
  ...” In 1911 (3rd year of Xuantong reign), led troops to suppress the Wuchang Uprising, and was appointed Huguang governor-general. After the inauguration of the
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• Baoguang Si
  ...k refuge after the capital city of Chang’an fell into the hands of peasant uprising led by Huang Chao. One night during his stay in the temple, the emperor saw
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• Mao Zedong
  ...umn Harvest Uprising]] and served as secretary of the leading body for the uprising - the front committee. In September, the Autumn Harvest Uprising broke out. Afterwards, he led the insurgent troops which arrived at the [[J
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• Zheng Lvcheng
  ...he lived in Yan'an from 1937 to 1942. Such sagas included "Autumn Harvest Uprising," "Zunyi Meeting," "The [[Long March]]," and "The Red Army Crossed the Snow
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• People's Liberation Army
  ...ber 11, [[Zhang Tailei]], Ye Ting, [[Ye Jianying]] and others led an armed uprising participated by workers and soldiers in [[Guangzhou]]. Out of these uprisin In April 1928, Zhu De and [[Chen Yi]] led their men of the [[Nanchang Uprising]] and a section of peasant armed forces from southern Hunan to the Jinggang
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• Fang Zhimin
  ...d retreated to his hometown to plan revolution. In 1928, he led a peasant uprising in northeastern Jiangxi, naming his forces the No.10 Red Army. In 1930, he
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• Nie Rongzhen
  ...ront-Line Secretary of CPC and became one of the leaders of the [[Nanchang Uprising]] on [[August 1]], which was then recognized as the founding date of PLA.
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• Puyi
  In October [[1911]], the [[Wuchang Uprising]] took place and spread throughout the country, culminating in the Qing gov
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• Moon cake
  ...ad a good idea: to hide messages in cake to inform his people. Finally the uprising succeeded, and Zhu Yuanzhang designated the "message cake" as the main food
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• Red Tour
  ...the story of complicated bygone era, replete with poverty, repression and uprising. The following sites are a few of the tour’s most important stops.
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• Zhao Shiyan
  ...the first and second uprisings all failed due to poor timing. In the third uprising, Zhao and Zhou led the armed workers to victory against the warlords’ arm
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• Deng Zhongxia
  When the [[Kuomintang]] and the [[CPC]] split, Deng proposed an uprising in [[Nanchang]], [[Jiangxi Province]], to fight against [[Kuomintang]] lead
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• Sun Yat-sen
  After a military uprising succeeded in Wuchang on Oct. 10, 1911, Sun went back to [[Shanghai]] and wa
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• Zhu De
  On August 1, 1927, Zhu De took part in the [[Nanchang Uprising]] as vice commander of the 9th troop. The army was encircled and suppressed
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• Gaoshan ethnic group
  ...local people. This touched off immediate resistance. The anti-Dutch armed uprising led by Guo Huaiyi in the mid-17th century was the largest in scale. In Apri ...their garrison forces in Taiwan along with planes and guns and crushed the uprising. They slaughtered over 1,200 Gaoshans including all the insurgents.
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• Li Xiannian
  ...In November 1927 he took part in the Huang'an (now Hong'an)-Macheng armed uprising and joined the [[Communist Party of China]] (CPC). He served as secretary o
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• Kazak ethnic group
  ...d instigated them to fight each other. As a result, the Kazaks launched an uprising in Golmud in 1939. Those in Gansu and Qinghai had to lead a vagrant life un ...tricts. It instigated Usman, a Kazak political turncoat, to start an armed uprising to smash the revolution. He attacked Altay twice, in October of 1946 and in
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• Chinese Dance
  ...ssful works of this period were the ''Small-Dagger Society'', on a peasant uprising in the last years of the [[Qing Dynasty]], and the ''Magic Lotus Lantern'',
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• Chinese Film
  ...lms have also seen a breakthrough. ''[[Xi'an Incident]]'' and ''[[Nanchang Uprising]]'' show historic events. ''[[Neighbours]]'', ''[[Corner Forgotten by Love]
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• Li ethnic group
  Heavy oppression of the Li people kindled flames of uprising. In the Song and Yuan dynasties, the Lis in Hainan staged 18 large-scale up
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• Nu ethnic group
  ...ethnic minorities. In 1907, these peoples banded together to stage a mass uprising against the encroachments of French missionaries.
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• Deng Xiaoping
  ...utionaries within the army and laying the foundation for the communist-led uprising that took place in Weinan and Huaxian in Shaanxi in April and May 1928. Som ...direct the work of the local Party organizations and prepare for an armed uprising. This was the first time that Deng was independently undertaking the import
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• Three Kingdoms
  The defeat of the Yellow Turban Uprising at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty was followed by a tangled warfare of
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• Uygur ethnic group
  ...dal rule and exploitation gave rise to the six-month-long Wushi (Uqturpan) uprising in 1765, the first armed rebellion by the Uygur people against feudalism. W ...inority peasants in Yunnan, Shaanxi and Gansu provinces, launched an armed uprising in 1864. People in Urumqi, Shache (Yarkant), Ili, Barkol, Qitai, Hami, Mori
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• Xibe ethnic group
  The Xibe people in Xinjiang staged an uprising in support of the Revolution of 1911 soon after it broke out. Those in nort
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