Ma Bufang

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Ma Bufang
Ma Bufang (2nd from left) together with Ma Buqing (left) and Chiang Kai-shek (right) in August 1942

Ma Bufang ( Chinese  馬步芳 , * 1903 ; † 1975 ) was one of the Chinese warlords who ruled provinces or parts of China as governors more or less independently and with their own domestic power during the period of the republic under the rule of the Guomindang National Party .

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Ma Bufang was the Muslim-Chinese Hui governor of Amdo / Qinghai . Since this north-east Tibetan highland region leaned on Tibet , he came into conflict with Tibetan rulers in Kham , which he tried to rule, but also with Liu Wenhui , who ruled over the neighboring province of Sichuan to the south-east . In the Sino-Japanese War , his troops fought alongside Chiang Kai-shek . After the end of the war he lived mainly in Muslim Arab countries and was the Republic of China's ambassador to Saudi Arabia from 1957 to 1961 .

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