T'ai Ping Rebellion

T'ai Ping Rebellion

1850–64 A Southern China revolt against Manchu rule led by Christian convert Hung Hsiu-ch’uan (1812–64) in which probably between 20 and 30 million died.
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This T'ai Ping Rebellion would last fourteen years and be probably the bloodiest civil war in history, killing as many people as would be killed in World War I.
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The Russians crushed a Polish rebellion, and the T'ai Ping Rebellion came to an end as the Manchu forces took Nanking with the help of the British.
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