The Muslim rebellion in Shensi against their…

1863 CE

The Muslim rebellion in Shensi against their Qing Manchu overlords promptly spreads to Kansu and the Tarim Basin, where it will last for fifteen years.

Their leader Yaqub Bek establishes an independent government at Kashgar.

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Kashgar > Kashi Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu (Sinkiang) China View →

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Yaqub Bek View →

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Muslims, Sunni View → Chinese Empire, Qing (Manchu) Dynasty View →

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China: Famine of 1850-73 View → Chinese Rebellion & Reaction 1852-63 View → Panthay Rebellion View → Dungan Revolt, Hui Minorities' War, or Muslim Rebellion in China View →

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