Jintian Uprising

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The Jintian Uprising was the 1851 rural rebellion in Guangxi led by Hong Xiuquan that ignited the Taiping Rebellion and gave birth to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.

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Jintian Uprising canonical 1
ignited the Taiping Rebellion 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
uprising
cause anti-Qing sentiment
ethnic tensions in Guangxi
religious persecution of the God Worshippers Society
social inequality in rural Guangxi
chronologicalOrder early phase of the Taiping movement
combatant Qing government forces
linked to: Qing army

Taiping forces
linked to: Qing army
commander Hong Xiuquan
conflictType rural rebellion
country Qing Empire
linked to: Qing dynasty
goal establish a new heavenly kingdom under Hong Xiuquan
overthrow of the Qing dynasty
hasEffect weakening of Qing dynasty control in South China
historicalPeriod late Qing dynasty
ideology Christian-inspired heterodox beliefs
anti-Manchuism
millenarianism
leader Hong Xiuquan
location Guangxi
linked to: Guangxi Province

Jintian
South China
linked to: southern China
movement Taiping movement
namedAfter Jintian
opponent Qing dynasty
Qing imperial forces
linked to: Qing army
organizedBy God Worshippers Society
participant Feng Yunshan
Hong Xiuquan
Shi Dakai
Wei Changhui
Yang Xiuqing
partOf Taiping Rebellion
region Lingnan
relatedTo God Worshippers Society
Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
religiousAffiliation Taiping Christianity
result establishment of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
ignited the Taiping Rebellion
linked to: Jintian Uprising
significance major peasant uprising in late Qing China
marked the beginning of the Taiping Rebellion
startDate 1851-01-11
startYear 1851

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Taiping Heavenly Kingdom establishedEvent Jintian Uprising
Jintian Uprising result ignited the Taiping Rebellion
linked to: Jintian Uprising