Bailinga uprising

The Bailinga Uprising in the 1860s was one of the major peasant armed uprisings in areas of Manchuria and eastern Inner Mongolia against the Manchu rule of the Chinese Qing dynasty . The uprising broke out in the Josutu League in 1860 . Its leader was the Mongol Bailinga († 1868) from the Juu-Uda League , today Chifeng (Ulanhad), Inner Mongolia . In 1861 troops invaded Chaoyang and Chifeng areas, and in 1862 the uprising failed. Also in 1867, Balinga was involved in the armed uprising in the Jianchang and Chaoyang areas and was killed by the Qing forces.

literature

• Neimenggu shekeyuan lishisuo 内蒙古 社科院 历史 所 (Institute of History of the Academy of Social Sciences of Inner Mongolia ): Mengguzu tongshi蒙古族 通史 (General History of the Mongols). Minzu chubanshe 2001

See also

• Bailinga

Web links

• Bailinga lingdao de fan Qing qiyi - Chinese
• Menggu dashi nianbiao (Timeline of important events in Mongolian history up to 1949) - Chinese
• History of Inner Mongolia - English
• Menggu lidai renwu - Bailinga - Chinese

References and comments

1. ↑ Chinese   白 凌阿 起义 , Pinyin Báilíng'ā qǐyì , English Bailinga rebellion
2. ↑ Chinese  卓索 图 盟 , Pinyin Zhuosuotu meng
3. ↑ Chinese  白 凌阿 , Pinyin Báilíng'ā
4. ↑ Chinese   昭 鳥 達 盟  /  昭乌达 盟 , Pinyin Zhaowuda meng or 昭乌达 盟 敖 汉 贝 子 , Zhaowuda meng Aohan Beizi