Dungan Revolt (1862–1877)

Target entity: Dungan Revolt (1862–1877)
Context triple: [Dungan, historicalEventRelated, Dungan Revolt (1862–1877)]

• A. Andijan uprising of 1898
  The Andijan uprising of 1898 was an anti-Russian revolt in the Fergana Valley led by the Sufi leader Dukchi Ishan, reflecting local resistance to Tsarist colonial rule in Central Asia.
• B. Kengir uprising
  The Kengir uprising was a 1954 revolt by political prisoners in a Soviet Gulag labor camp in Kazakhstan, notable for its rare, large-scale self-rule and brutal suppression by Soviet forces.
• C. Kabul uprising of 1879
  The Kabul uprising of 1879 was a major Afghan revolt against British occupation during the Second Anglo-Afghan War, culminating in violent unrest in Kabul and leading to key military confrontations such as the Siege of Sherpur.
• D. Kumul Rebellion
  The Kumul Rebellion was an early 1930s uprising in Xinjiang, led largely by Uyghur and other local forces against Chinese warlord rule, that helped pave the way for the short-lived East Turkestan Republic.
• E. Hazara uprisings of the late 19th century
  The Hazara uprisings of the late 19th century were a series of rebellions by the Hazara people in central Afghanistan against the repressive policies and expansionist rule of Emir Abdur Rahman Khan.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Dungan Revolt (1862–1877)
Target entity description: The Dungan Revolt (1862–1877) was a major 19th-century Muslim uprising by Hui (Dungan) and other Muslim groups against Qing dynasty rule in northwest China, leading to widespread devastation and significant demographic and political changes in the region.

• A. Andijan uprising of 1898
  The Andijan uprising of 1898 was an anti-Russian revolt in the Fergana Valley led by the Sufi leader Dukchi Ishan, reflecting local resistance to Tsarist colonial rule in Central Asia.
• B. Kengir uprising
  The Kengir uprising was a 1954 revolt by political prisoners in a Soviet Gulag labor camp in Kazakhstan, notable for its rare, large-scale self-rule and brutal suppression by Soviet forces.
• C. Kabul uprising of 1879
  The Kabul uprising of 1879 was a major Afghan revolt against British occupation during the Second Anglo-Afghan War, culminating in violent unrest in Kabul and leading to key military confrontations such as the Siege of Sherpur.
• D. Kumul Rebellion
  The Kumul Rebellion was an early 1930s uprising in Xinjiang, led largely by Uyghur and other local forces against Chinese warlord rule, that helped pave the way for the short-lived East Turkestan Republic.
• E. Hazara uprisings of the late 19th century
  The Hazara uprisings of the late 19th century were a series of rebellions by the Hazara people in central Afghanistan against the repressive policies and expansionist rule of Emir Abdur Rahman Khan.
• F. None of above. chosen