The locus of power shifts, after the…

1866 CE

The locus of power shifts, after the final defeat of the Taiping at Nanking in 1864, from the Manchu to those Chinese who have played the main part in putting down the rebellions.

The Muslim rebels of Shensi, defeated by the Imperial army, flee to Kansu, which becomes the main theater of fighting.

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Lanchow > Lanzhou Gansu (Kansu) China View →

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Li Hongzhang View → Zuo Zongtang View →

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Chinese Empire, Qing (Manchu) Dynasty View →

Topics
Nien Rebellion View → Dungan Revolt, Hui Minorities' War, or Muslim Rebellion in China View → Chinese Rebellion & Reaction 1864-75 View →

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Conflict View → Government View →

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