Lu Rongting

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Lu Rongting was an early 20th-century Chinese warlord and politician who dominated Guangxi province during the Warlord Era of the Republic of China.

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Lu Rongting canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese warlord
military leader
person
politician
allegiance Guangxi Clique
Old Guangxi Clique
linked to: Guangxi Clique
causeOfDownfall defeat by New Guangxi Clique forces
conflict power struggle with Sun Yat-sen over control of South China
countryOfCitizenship Qing Empire
linked to: Qing dynasty

Republic of China
era Warlord Era
early Republic of China period
ethnicGroup Zhuang people
government Guangxi provincial government
historicalPeriod early 20th century
influenced politics of South China during the Warlord Era
knownFor controlling Guangxi province
leading the Old Guangxi Clique
militaryBranch Guangxi provincial army
linked to: Guangxi Army
nativeLanguage Chinese
notableAchievement dominated Guangxi province during the early Warlord Era
notableEvent loss of control over Guangxi to the New Guangxi Clique
notableWork establishment of Old Guangxi Clique rule in Guangxi
opponent Chen Jiongming
New Guangxi Clique
linked to: Guangxi Clique

Sun Yat-sen
participatedIn Constitutional Protection Movement
National Protection War
Xinhai Revolution
placeOfBirth Guangxi
linked to: Guangxi Province
placeOfDeath Guangxi
linked to: Guangxi Province
politicalIdeology regionalism
politicalMovement Old Guangxi Clique rule in South China
linked to: Guangxi Clique
politicalRole provincial strongman
positionHeld civil governor of Guangxi
head of the Old Guangxi Clique
military governor of Guangxi
powerBase Guangxi military forces
linked to: Guangxi Army
regionOfActivity Guangdong
linked to: Guangdong Province

Guangxi
linked to: Guangxi Province
roleInNationalPolitics regional rival to Sun Yat-sen’s Guangzhou government
typeOfWarlordClique Old Guangxi Clique leader

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