Zhang Xun

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Zhang Xun was a Qing-loyalist Chinese general best known for leading a failed attempt to restore the abdicated emperor Puyi to the throne in 1917.

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Label Occurrences
Zhang Xun canonical 4
Zhang Xun the Qing loyalist 1

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Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese general
Qing loyalist
person
allegiance Beiyang government
linked to: Beiyang Government

Qing dynasty
associatedWith Beiyang warlords
Puyi
Qing imperial court
attemptedToRestore Puyi
Qing monarchy
linked to: Qing dynasty
causeOfNotability leading troops to occupy Beijing in 1917
proclaiming restoration of Qing rule in 1917
centuryOfActivity 19th century
20th century
conflict Manchu Restoration
Xinhai Revolution
countryOfCitizenship China
ethnicGroup Han Chinese
familyName Zhang
gender male
givenName Xun
historicalPeriod early Republic of China
late Qing dynasty
linked to: Guangxu era
historicalReputation reactionary warlord
ideology monarchism
knownFor Qing restoration attempt
militaryRank general
name Zhang Xun
nativeName 張勳
notableAlias Zhang Xun the Qing loyalist
linked to: Zhang Xun
notableEvent Manchu Restoration
notableFor attempted restoration of Puyi in 1917
occupation military officer
opposed Republic of China
placeOfActivity Beijing
Nanjing
politicalAlignment pro-Qing
positionHeld general
restorationAttemptDate 1917
restorationAttemptOutcome failure
supported Puyi
yearOfBirth 1854
yearOfDeath 1923

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Beiyang Army commander Zhang Xun
Zhang Xun name Zhang Xun
Zhang Xun notableAlias Zhang Xun the Qing loyalist
linked to: Zhang Xun