Huangjin Qiyi

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Huangjin Qiyi is the Chinese name for the Yellow Turban Rebellion, a major peasant uprising that helped trigger the collapse of the Eastern Han dynasty in the late 2nd century CE.

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instanceOf historical event
peasant uprising
rebellion
affected Eastern Han imperial bureaucracy
rural peasant communities in North China
alsoKnownAs Yellow Scarves Rebellion
associatedMovement Way of Supreme Peace
associatedReligion Daoism
chronologicalOrder before the Battle of Guandu
before the formation of Cao Wei
goal establishment of a new era of Great Peace
overthrow of the Eastern Han government
hasCause heavy taxation
land concentration in hands of powerful landlords
natural disasters and famine
peasant unrest
widespread corruption in the Eastern Han government
hasChineseName 黃巾起義
黄巾起义
hasColorSymbolism yellow
hasEnglishName Yellow Turban Rebellion
hasLeader Zhang Bao
Zhang Jue
Zhang Liang
hasTheme decline of imperial authority
religious salvation
social inequality
historicalRegion North China
ideology millenarianism
languageOfName Chinese
opposedBy Eastern Han imperial forces
local warlords
participant peasant rebels
religious followers of the Way of Supreme Peace
precedes Three Kingdoms period
relatedWork Records of the Three Kingdoms
Romance of the Three Kingdoms
result suppression of the rebellion by Han forces
weakening of central Han authority
significance contributed to the rise of regional warlords
helped trigger the collapse of the Eastern Han dynasty
paved the way for the Three Kingdoms period
startTime 184
symbol yellow headscarves
timePeriod late 2nd century CE
tookPlaceIn China
Eastern Han dynasty
typeOfConflict civil war
religious rebellion

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Yellow Turban Rebellion alsoKnownAs Huangjin Qiyi