Ma Bufang

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Ma Bufang was a prominent Chinese Muslim warlord and Kuomintang general who controlled Qinghai province during the Republican era and played a key role in northwest China’s military and political affairs.

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Ma Bufang canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese Muslim
Chinese warlord
person
politician
afterOccupation went into exile
controlledTerritory Qinghai Province
linked to: Qinghai
countryOfCitizenship Republic of China
dateOfBirth 1903
dateOfDeath 1975
era Republic of China (1912–1949)
linked to: Republic of China
ethnicity Hui
exiledTo Saudi Arabia
familyName Ma
givenName Bufang
governedFrom Xining
ideology Chinese nationalism
anti-communism
languageSpoken Chinese
Hui dialects
memberOfPoliticalParty Kuomintang
militaryBranch National Revolutionary Army
militaryRank general
name Ma Bufang
notableFor leadership of Hui Muslim forces
role in northwest China’s military affairs
role in northwest China’s political affairs
notableWork rule over Qinghai during the Republican era
occupation military officer
politician
warlord
opposed Chinese Communist Party
participatedIn Chinese Civil War
Second Sino-Japanese War
partOf Ma clique
placeOfBirth Gansu
linked to: Gansu Province

Linxia
placeOfDeath Saudi Arabia
positionHeld Governor of Qinghai
military governor of Qinghai
regionOfActivity Gansu
linked to: Gansu Province

Northwest China
Qinghai
relative Ma Hongbin
linked to: Ma Hongkui

Ma Hongkui
Ma Qi
religion Islam
supported Chiang Kai-shek

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Ma Hongkui hasRelative Ma Bufang
Ma Bufang name Ma Bufang
Ma clique member Ma Bufang
Ma clique notableLeader Ma Bufang