Ma clique

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The Ma clique was a powerful group of Hui Muslim warlords who controlled large parts of northwestern China during the fractious Warlord Era.

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Label Occurrences
Ma clique canonical 3
Ma clique (Northwest warlords) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political-military faction
warlord clique
allyOf Nationalist Government of China
basedIn Lanzhou
Xining
conflict Chinese Civil War
Kumul Rebellion
Second Sino-Japanese War
Xinjiang War (1937)
linked to: Xinjiang Wars
controlled Gansu province
linked to: Gansu Province

Ningxia province
Qinghai province
linked to: Qinghai

parts of Xinjiang
country Republic of China
endTime 1940s
ethnicity Hui Muslim
governmentType military dictatorship
historicalSignificance major Hui Muslim power in Republican-era China
ideology Chinese nationalism
regionalism
language Chinese
Hui dialects
location northwestern China
maintained semi-autonomous rule in northwest China
member Ma Bufang
Ma Fuxiang
Ma Hongbin
Ma Hongkui
Ma Hushan
Ma Jiyuan
Ma Zhongying
memberOfHouse Ma family of northwest China
militaryBranch cavalry
infantry
notableLeader Ma Bufang
Ma Fuxiang
Ma Hongkui
opposed warlord unification under central government
opposedBy Chinese Communist Party
partOf warlord system in Republican China
politicalAlignment Kuomintang
region Gansu
linked to: Gansu Province

Ningxia
Qinghai
Xinjiang
religion Islam
socialBase Hui Muslim communities of northwest China
linked to: Hui Muslim
startTime 1910s
timePeriod Warlord Era

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

Ma Hongkui partOf Ma clique
Ma Bufang partOf Ma clique
Chinese Warlord Era conflicts participant Ma clique (Northwest warlords)
linked to: Ma clique