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Damansky  Capture Fashun  Capture Formosa  Capture Gansu  Capture Guangdong  Capture Hainan Island  Capture Harbin  Capture Khamil  Capture Kiangsi  Capture Korea  Capture Lhasa  Capture Liaodong  Capture Liaoyang  Capture Luoyang  Capture Manchuria  Capture Mongolia  Capture Nanjing  Capture Nanking  Capture Northern  Capture Oxus  Capture Peking  Capture Port Arthur  Capture Qingdao  Capture Shangdu  Capture Shanghai  Capture Shu Han  Capture Sichuan  Capture Sinkiang  Capture Szechuan  Capture Tarim Basin  Capture Tientsin  Capture Turpan  Capture Weihaiwei  Capture Yunnan  Chairman CCP  Chief Staff  Commander 120th Division  Commander 3rd Army  Commander 5th Army  Commander 8th Route Army  Commander Air Force  Commander Chinese PLA  Commander in Chief  Commander Long March  Commander Nationalist Brig  Commander Navy  Commander PLA  Commander Red Army  Death Hsueh Liang, Chang  Education Teh  Exile Kai Shek  Exile Teh  General  Generalissimo  Head State  Head Whampoa Military Acad Kai Shek  Marshal  Minister War  PLA  Prime Minister  Rebellion  Red Army  Red Guard  Reform Army  Rule  Rule Korea  Rule Taiwan  Siege Chang'an  Siege Guangzhou  Siege Nanking  Siege Peking  Siege Shanghai  Siege Sian  Surrender Chang  Battle Tzeki  Capture Hangchow  Capture Hankow  Capture Nanking  Capture Soochow  Capture Wuhan  Exile Yat Sen  Invasion China  Kingdom Wu  Rebellion  Siege Yang chou  Abdication Hsuan T'ung  Arrest Ching  Assassination Sung  Capture Hanoi  Capture Nanking  Capture Shanghai Garrison  Capture Yangtze  Constitution  Coup d'Etat  Declaration Potsdam  Declaration War  Exile Yat Sen  Green Gang  Parliament Dissolution  President  Prime Minister  Rebellion  Resignation Chun  Revolution  Siege Canton  Siege Shanghai  Siege Yangtse  Capture Nanking  Capture Shanghai  Capture Wuch'ang Biographies Chai-tong, Chan Chang, Shih Ch'eng Chang, Tsolin Chen, Yun Chun Chu Yuan-Chang Di, Hua En-Lai, Chou Guanhua, Qiao Ho, Long Hongwu Ho Ti Hsien Feng Hsien Tsung Hsiuch'ing, Yang Hsuan T'ung Huan Ti Kai-Shek, Chiang Kao Tsung Kuang Wu Ti Kuo-fan, Tseng Ling Ti Nurhachi Peng, Dehuai Peng, Li P'u-i Shih-kai, Yuan Tai Tsung Teh, Chu Tse-Tung, Mao T'ung Chih Ward, Frederick Townsend Xian, Dou Yat-Sen, Sun Yongle Yuan Zhengde Place Beijing Canton Chekiang Chu Yuan Cha Fujian Futian Guangzhou Guizhou Hangchow Hankow Hanoi Hunan KMT Manchuria Nanchang Nanjing Nanking Ningxia Peking Shanghai Sichuan Soochow Szechuan Taiping Tianjin Tibet Tzeki Wuchan Wuch'ang Wuhan Xian Yang chou Yangtze Yunnan

Rebellion History of China                  0044 Rebellion China Kuang Wu Ti Suppresses a rebellion in Vietnam Suppresses a rebellion in Vietnam 0091 Rebellion China Ho Ti Enlists the eunuchs to rid himself of the Empress 's Dou clan Enlists the eunuchs to rid himself of the Empress 's Dou clan 0107 Rebellion China Ho Ti Defeats the Qiang in the nth west Defeats the Qiang in the nth west 0153 Rebellion China Huan Ti Plagues of locusts lead to widespread rebellion Plagues of locusts lead to widespread rebellion 0168 Rebellion China Xian, Dou Attempts to rid the court of eunuch domination Dou Xian is forced to kill himself by the Eunuchs 0184 Rebellion China Ling Ti A sect following Zhang Zhue take over Eastern China A sect following Zhang Zhue take over Eastern China Ling Ti cannot suppress rebellion because of mutiny in his army 0659 Rebellion China Kao Tsung Defeats the rebellion of the Western Turks & captures the Khan Defeats the rebellion of the Western Turks & captures the Khan 0763 Rebellion China Tai Tsung The An Lushan rebellion is brought to an end The An Lushan rebellion is brought to an end 0814 Rebellion China Hsien Tsung Launches a campaign to suppress rebellion in the provinces Launches a campaign to suppress rebellion in the provinces 0819 Rebellion China Hsien Tsung Has succesfully suppressed rebellion in the provinces Has succesfully suppressed rebellion in the provinces 1352 Rebellion China Chu Yuan-Chang Chu Yuan Cha Joins the rebel forces of Kuo Tzu-Hsing Chu Yuan Cha Joins the rebel forces of Kuo Tzu-Hsing 1353 Rebellion China Chang, Shih Ch'eng Leads a rebellion against the Mongol Yuan Dynasty Raises a large peasant army 1353 Rebellion China Hongwu Joins the Read Turbans, one of the major groups contesting Mongol rule Joins the Read Turbans, one of the major groups contesting Mongol rule 1353 Siege of Yang chou China Chang, Shih Ch'eng Yang chou Fails to capture Yang-chou 1355 Rebellion China Chu Yuan-Chang Chu Yuan Cha Leads the Kuo Tzu-Hsing rebels Chu Yuan Cha Leads the Kuo Tzu-Hsing rebels 1356 Capture of Hangchow China Chang, Shih Ch'eng Hangchow Captures Hangchow 1356 Capture of Nanking China Chu Yuan-Chang Nanking Leads the Kuo Tzu-Hsing rebels who capture Nanking 1356 Capture of Soochow China Chang, Shih Ch'eng Soochow Captures Soochow Yangtze Establishes the Kingdom of Wu on the lower Yangtze governing 10 million people 1359 Rebellion China Hongwu Nanjing Leads the Red Turbans in Nanjing Nanjing Leads the Red Turbans in Nanjing 1399 Rebellion China Yongle Rebels against Chu Yun-Wen Rebels against Chu Yun-Wen 1402 Rebellion China Yongle Overthrows Chu Yun-Wen 1506 Rebellion China Zhengde Officials challenge the eunuchs but the latter gain control of the government Officials challenge the eunuchs but the latter gain control of the government 1510 Rebellion China Zhengde Ningxia A Prince in Ningxia rebels against Zhengde Ningxia A Prince in Ningxia rebels against Zhengde Sichuan Commencement of 2 years rebellion & banditry in Sichuan 1618 Invasion of China China Nurhachi Invades China & overruns part of Chinese Manchuria with the aid of the Khalka Mongols 1850 Capture of Nanking China Hsiuch'ing, Yang Nanking The rebel leader captures Nanking Wuch'ang The rebel leader captures Wuch'ang 1850 Rebellion China Hsien Feng Taiping The Taiping begin a rebellion after Hsien Feng's accesion to the throne 1853 Capture of Shanghai China Hsiuch'ing, Yang Shanghai The rebel leader captures Shanghai, China is now split into 2 1862 Battle of Tzeki China Ward, Frederick Townsend 20th Aug Tzeki The Chinese merchant's army of liberation under Ward wins 11 victories in 4 months 20th Aug Tzeki Ward is mortally wounded 1864 Capture of Nanking China Kuo-fan, Tseng 10th July Nanking Captures Nanking which brings the Taiping rebellion to an end 1864 Capture of Nanking China T'ung Chih 10th July Nanking Suppresses the Taiping rebellion with western help 1868 Rebellion China T'ung Chih Suppresses the northern bandits Suppresses the northern bandits 1873 Rebellion China T'ung Chih Guizhou Suppresses a tribal rebellion in Guizhou Yunnan Suppresses a tribal rebellion in Yunnan Guizhou Suppresses a tribal rebellion in Guizhou Yunnan Suppresses a tribal rebellion in Yunnan 1895 Exile of Yat Sen China Yat-Sen, Sun Forced into exile, 1895-1911 Leads an abortive Nationalist rebellion in Canton 1899 Rebellion China Yuan Supports attacks on missionaries because of the Great Powers' incursion into China 1900 Rebellion China Yuan The anti-western Boxer (Yihetuan) rebellion is crushed by foreign troops (Russia, Britain, France, Japan, USA) and Tsu Hsi flees to the mountains May Hankow The Boxers raise their standard of revolt on the railway line to Hankow 21st May Peking Foreign diplomats call on China to suppreess anti-foreigner activities of the Boxers 21st May Peking Foreign diplomats call on China to suppreess anti-foreigner activities of the Boxers 1908 Capture of Hankow China Shih-kai, Yuan Hankow Captures Hankow from the Nationalists 1908 Capture of Wuhan China P'u-i Wuhan Rebels capture Wuhan 1908 Exile of Yat Sen China Yat-Sen, Sun 25th Dec Returns to China to participate in the nationalist rebellion 1908 Rebellion China P'u-i Szechuan Rebelion breaks out after the Four Power Consortium tries to buy out local interests 1908 Rebellion China Shih-kai, Yuan Comes out of retirement to suppress the rebellion <