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| 0044 | Kuang Wu Ti |  |
| Suppresses a rebellion in Vietnam |
| 0091 | Ho Ti | |
| Enlists the eunuchs to rid himself of the Empress 's Dou clan |
| 0107 | Ho Ti | |
| Defeats the Qiang in the nth west |
| 0153 | Huan Ti | |
| Plagues of locusts lead to widespread rebellion |
| 0168 | Xian, Dou | |
| Attempts to rid the court of eunuch domination |
| Dou Xian is forced to kill himself by the Eunuchs |
| 0184 | Ling Ti | |
| A sect following Zhang Zhue take over Eastern China |
| Ling Ti cannot suppress rebellion because of mutiny in his army |
| 0659 | Kao Tsung | |
| Defeats the rebellion of the Western Turks & captures the Khan |
| 0763 | Tai Tsung | |
| The An Lushan rebellion is brought to an end |
| 0814 | Hsien Tsung | |
| Launches a campaign to suppress rebellion in the provinces |
| 0819 | Hsien Tsung | |
| Has succesfully suppressed rebellion in the provinces |
| 1352 | Chu Yuan-Chang | |
| Chu Yuan Cha Joins the rebel forces of Kuo Tzu-Hsing |
| 1353 | Chang, Shih Ch'eng | |
| Yang chou Fails to capture Yang-chou |
| Leads a rebellion against the Mongol Yuan Dynasty |
| Raises a large peasant army |
| 1353 | Hongwu | |
| Joins the Read Turbans, one of the major groups contesting Mongol rule |
| 1355 | Chu Yuan-Chang | |
| Chu Yuan Cha Leads the Kuo Tzu-Hsing rebels |
| 1356 | Chang, Shih Ch'eng | |
| Hangchow Captures Hangchow |
| Soochow Captures Soochow |
| Yangtze Establishes the Kingdom of Wu on the lower Yangtze governing 10 million people |
| 1356 | Chu Yuan-Chang | |
| Nanking Leads the Kuo Tzu-Hsing rebels who capture Nanking |
| 1359 | Hongwu | |
| Nanjing Leads the Red Turbans in Nanjing |
| 1399 | Yongle | |
| Rebels against Chu Yun-Wen |
| 1402 | Yongle | |
| Overthrows Chu Yun-Wen |
| 1506 | Zhengde | |
| Officials challenge the eunuchs but the latter gain control of the government |
| 1510 | Zhengde | |
| Ningxia A Prince in Ningxia rebels against Zhengde |
| Sichuan Commencement of 2 years rebellion & banditry in Sichuan |
| 1618 | Nurhachi | |
| Invades China & overruns part of Chinese Manchuria with the aid of the Khalka Mongols |
| 1850 | Hsien Feng | |
| Taiping The Taiping begin a rebellion after Hsien Feng's accesion to the throne |
| 1850 | Hsiuch'ing, Yang | |
| Nanking The rebel leader captures Nanking |
| Wuch'ang The rebel leader captures Wuch'ang |
| 1853 | Hsiuch'ing, Yang | |
| Shanghai The rebel leader captures Shanghai, China is now split into 2 |
| 1862 | Ward, Frederick Townsend | |
| 20th Aug Tzeki The Chinese merchant's army of liberation under Ward wins 11 victories in 4 months |
| 20th Aug Tzeki Ward is mortally wounded |
| 1864 | Kuo-fan, Tseng | |
| 10th July Nanking Captures Nanking which brings the Taiping rebellion to an end |
| 1864 | T'ung Chih | |
| 10th July Nanking Suppresses the Taiping rebellion with western help |
| 1868 | T'ung Chih | |
| Suppresses the northern bandits |
| 1873 | T'ung Chih | |
| Guizhou Suppresses a tribal rebellion in Guizhou |
| Yunnan Suppresses a tribal rebellion in Yunnan |
| 1895 | Yat-Sen, Sun | |
| Forced into exile, 1895-1911 |
| Leads an abortive Nationalist rebellion in Canton |
| 1899 | Yuan | |
| Supports attacks on missionaries because of the Great Powers' incursion into China |
| 1900 | Yuan | |
| The anti-western Boxer (Yihetuan) rebellion is crushed by foreign troops (Russia, Britain, France, Japan, USA) and Tsu Hsi flees to the mountains |
| May Hankow The Boxers raise their standard of revolt on the railway line to Hankow |
| 21st May Peking Foreign diplomats call on China to suppreess anti-foreigner activities of the Boxers |
| 1908 | P'u-i | |
| Szechuan Rebelion breaks out after the Four Power Consortium tries to buy out local interests |
| Wuhan Rebels capture Wuhan |
| 1908 | Shih-kai, Yuan | |
| Hankow Captures Hankow from the Nationalists |
| Comes out of retirement to suppress the rebellion |
| 1908 | Yat-Sen, Sun | |
| 25th Dec Returns to China to participate in the nationalist rebellion |
| 1911 | Chun | |
| Hanoi Imperial soldiers refuse to put down a revolt in Hanoi & sack the Governor's residence |
| 1911 | Hsuan T'ung | |
| 10th Oct A KMT revolt under Sun Yat-Sen overthrows the last Emperor of the Manchu Dynasty |
| 10th Oct Wuhan A rebellion begins in Wuhan against the Manchu Dynasty |
| 1911 | Kai-Shek, Chiang | |
| 5th Nov Chekiang Leads an uprising in Chekiang |
| 1911 | Tse-Tung, Mao | |
| Participates in the Republican overthrow of the Manch Dynasty |
| 1911 | Yat-Sen, Sun | |
| Wuchan The South & North West of China are in now rebel hands |
| Wuchan The Wuchan mutiny spreads throughout the Yangtze Valley |
| 1913 | Kai-Shek, Chiang | |
| Takes part in a rebellion against General Yuan Shi-k'ai's dictatorial rule |
| 1913 | Yat-Sen, Sun | |
| Leads a failed rebellion & flees to Japan |
| 1919 | En-Lai, Chou | |
| Tianjin Organizes Students Union "to struggle against the warlords & against imperialism" |
| 22nd Aug Tianjin The magazine "Tianjin Student" is closed down by the police |
| 1923 | Yat-Sen, Sun | |
| Agrees an alliance with Communist Party of China against the Warlords |
| 1926 | Kai-Shek, Chiang | |
| Mar Kai-Shek accuses Communists within the KMT of violent revolt |
| 1927 | Chen, Yun | |
| Shanghai Helps organize the Communist Rebellion in Shanghai |
| 1st Aug Nanchang Takes part in the Nanchang rebellion in support of Chou En-lai |
| 1927 | En-Lai, Chou | |
| 20th Mar Shanghai Leads a rebellion in Shanghai |
| 20th Mar Shanghai Proclaims a "provisional people's government" of Shanghai |
| 26th Mar Shanghai Chiang Kaishek asks the Shanghai government to be placed under his control |
| 26th Mar Shanghai Chou En-Lai & the workers refuse to be placed under Chiang Kai-shek's control |
| 7th April Shanghai Holds a meeting of the Worker's Committee & refuses to surrender to Chiang Kai-shek |
| 11th April Shanghai Chiang Kai-shek's & warlord armies enter Shanghai & begin shooting rebellious workers |
| 12th April Wuhan Drafts a telegram to the Politburo in Wuhan to denounce Chian Kai-shek after his death |
| 1st Aug Nanchang Forms a committee of the Revolutionary Guomindang Party after capturing Nanchang |
| 1927 | Ho, Long | |
| Aug Nanchang Closely invlved in the Communist uprising at Nanchang |
| 1927 | Kai-Shek, Chiang | |
| Splits from the Communists & from 1927-36 adopts a policy of Civil War against them |
| 26th Mar Shanghai Asks the Shanghai provisional government to be placed under his control but it refuses |
| 11th April Shanghai Chiang Kai-shek's & warlord armies enter Shanghai & begin shooting rebellious workers |
| Aug A series of communist rebellions are defeated |
| 15th Dec Guangzhou Exiles the Russians from Shanghai following an attempted coup at Guangzhou |
| 1927 | Peng, Dehuai | |
| KMT Gathers a 8,000 in 4 regiments after Chiang Kai-shek moves against the KMT leftists |
| 1927 | Teh, Chu | |
| Aug Nanchang Mutinous troops are dispersed & Teh is forced to retreat into the mountains of Kiangsi |
| Aug Nanchang Participates in a Communist rebellion sparking off a national communist uprising |
| 1927 | Tse-Tung, Mao | |
| Hunan Sent by the party leadership to start the Autmun Harvest Revolt in east Hunan |
| 1928 | Chang, Tsolin | |
| Manchuria Forced to withdraw from Peking into Manchuria & is abandoned by the Japanese |
| Resists the advance of the Nationalist's Northern Expedition |
| 1930 | Tse-Tung, Mao | |
| Futian A section of the Red Army rises up against Mao |
| 1931 | Chai-tong, Chan | |
| May Canton Helps innaugurate a new government calling itself the Nationalist Government of China |
| 14th May Canton Disarms 2 regiments loyal to Chiang Kai-shek at the Whampoa Military Academy |
| 1933 | Kai-Shek, Chiang | |
| Fujian Nationalists in Fjuian province rebel against Kai-Shek, it collapses after 2 months |
| 1936 | En-Lai, Chou | |
| 9th Dec Xian Organizes a demonstration of 15,000 students in Xian demanding to fight Japan |
| 1958 | Tse-Tung, Mao | |
| The Kampas wipe out a Chinese garrison of 3,000 men |
| 1960 | Tse-Tung, Mao | |
| 3rd June An anti-Chinese revolt takes place in Tibet |
| 1968 | Tse-Tung, Mao | |
| The Red Guard divides & in-fighting follows |
| 1975 | Guanhua, Qiao | |
| Peking Sides with the Gang of Four against Deng Xiaoping |
| 1989 | Di, Hua | |
| May Beijing Signs a petition protesting against the curfew imposed on Beijing |
| 1989 | Peng, Li | |
| Tibet Chinese troops are sent into Tibet |
