The Taiping revolution / created by the Compilation Group for the "History of Modern China" series.

Material type: Text

TextForeign Languages Press, 1976Description: 188 pages: 18 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

Subject(s):

China

LOC classification:

DS759 TAI

Contents:

The eve of the tempest Hung Hsiu-chuan and the Pai Shang Ti Hui From the Chintien uprising to the establishment of the heavenly capital Measures adopted after the establishment of the capital The northern and western expeditions Smashing the camps north and south of the Yangtze The internal strife in the heavenly capital An offensive within the defensive and new policies The siege of the heavenly capital is raised again and the eastward advance Before and after the defensive battle of Anking Facing the foreign invaders in battle array The situation becomes critical for the revolution The fall of the heavenly capital The struggle goes on The heroes of the Taiping heavenly kingdom will never be forgotten

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Includes bibliography and index

The eve of the tempest
Hung Hsiu-chuan and the Pai Shang Ti Hui
From the Chintien uprising to the establishment of the heavenly capital
Measures adopted after the establishment of the capital
The northern and western expeditions
Smashing the camps north and south of the Yangtze
The internal strife in the heavenly capital
An offensive within the defensive and new policies
The siege of the heavenly capital is raised again and the eastward advance
Before and after the defensive battle of Anking
Facing the foreign invaders in battle array
The situation becomes critical for the revolution
The fall of the heavenly capital
The struggle goes on
The heroes of the Taiping heavenly kingdom will never be forgotten

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