Am I right about the Red Turban Rebellion? - History Forum
Nov 24, 2020 · 1. The leaders of the Rebellion were Han Shantong and Liu Futong. 2. the biggest winner of the Rebellion was Zhu Yuanzhang, who I think was very bad and not a good man. 3. the strength of the Yuan dynasty army was consumed by the Red Turban Rebellion in the north. 4. Zhu Yuanzhang was a traitor...
What if the Yellow Turban rebellion succeeded? | History Forum
Oct 27, 2024 · Then later the yellow turban soldiers, when they have the opportunity, give powerful clans & high ranking bureacrats, like the Eunuchs, the ultimatum, become daoists and join their cause, or die, and many members of those clans & bureacrats join their side, so that they have enough help to manage China, after defeating the Han.
Why is the Qing dynasty held in such low regard?
Feb 5, 2022 · The Red Turban Rebellion wasn't exactly an explicit Anti-Manchu revolt, and neither they, nor the Taiping, or even the Xinhai revolutions were popular uprisings where the bulk of the Han population was mobilized to support for it. Most of the "Han" population wasn't at all bitter with Manchu rule in China during the almost 250 years of their rule.
Could Timur have conquered China if he didnt die - History Forum
Aug 8, 2021 · You make it sound as if the Red Turban rebellion was the established power in 1351, when it was the Yuan dynasty which was the established power while the Red Turban rebellion was, well, an underground religious sect who finished off a Yuan pocket "after 30 years",.... along with most Yuan territories, despite the rebels being considerably more ...
Sassanid China? - History Forum
Jul 19, 2010 · Came across an interesting piece of information the other day regarding Pirooz II, a Sassanian prince who fled to China after the Muslim conquest of Persia. Apparently there was a migration of Persians into China both before and after …
Riverine warfare in China | History Forum
Aug 17, 2017 · The Taiping Rebellion show heavy fighting in the river system. Zeng Guofan even set up the Long River Fleet, and if I recall correctly, many of the Xiang unit commanders eventually all retired to that fleet, and one of the few remaining close …
Why is the Qing dynasty held in such low regard? | Page 4
Feb 5, 2022 · The Red Turban Rebellion wasn't exactly an explicit Anti-Manchu revolt, and neither they, nor the Taiping, or even the Xinhai revolutions were popular uprisings where the bulk of the Han population was mobilized to support for it. Most of the "Han" population wasn't at all bitter with Manchu rule in China during the almost 250 years of their rule.
Chinese view on the steppe peoples | Page 7 | History Forum
Feb 9, 2022 · In 1351, the Red Turban Rebellion led by Song loyalists started and grew into a nationwide uprising and the Song loyalists established a renewed Song dynasty in 1351 with its capital at Kaifeng. In 1354, when Toghtogha led a large army to crush the Red Turban rebels, Toghon Temür suddenly dismissed him for fear of betrayal.
The Great Christ Comet - History Forum
Jan 1, 2016 · Just lie and say, "I was out picking herbs trying to understand the Tao and got lost." This sort of thing happened often among early pre-Three Kingdoms Taoists - of course such things led to Zhang Daoling, the Way of the Celestial Masters, and the Red Turban Rebellion. Then say nothing about the Romans and live in obscurity - it is not hard to do.
Which 2 events mark the beginning and ending... - History Forum
Sep 21, 2012 · The Yellow Turban Rebellion (184) to the fall of the Tang dynasty (907). My interest does extend beyond that, but 907 is a good cut off point, as my knowledge tails off for a bit afterwards and doesn't pick up again for a while.