An armed insurrection in 1927 led by Mao Zedong in the Hunan and Jiangxi provinces of China.

The failed Communist-led uprising against the Kuomintang on December 11, 1927

The armed rebellion in Wuchang on October 10th, 1911, which launched the [[辛亥革命|辛亥革命|xin1 hai4 ge2 ming4]] and led to the collapse of the Qing dynasty.

A person who participates in an uprising or insurrection.

The peasant uprising against the Eastern Han Dynasty starting in 184 AD, led by [[张角|張角|zhang1 jue2]] and the Way of Supreme Peace; it is often considered the beginning of the end for the Han and a precursor to the Three Kingdoms period.

Peasant uprising (875-884) led by [[黄巢|黃巢|huang2 chao2]] during the late Tang Dynasty

The January 1851 uprising in Jintian, Guangxi that marked the start of the Taiping Rebellion

peasant revolt; an armed uprising or rebellion led by farmers

Huanghuagang uprising of April 23rd 1911 in Guangzhou, one of a long series of unsuccessful revolts led by Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary party against the Qing dynasty

An armed uprising led by the Communist Party on August 1st, 1927 in Nanchang, Jiangxi, marking the start of their independent leadership of the armed revolution and the beginning of the Chinese Civil War.

The first major uprising against the Qin Dynasty in 209 BC, led by Chen Sheng and Wu Guang.

A massive 19th-century rebellion in southern China against the Qing dynasty, led by [[洪秀全|洪秀全|hong2 xiu4 quan2]] who sought to establish the [[太平天国|太平天國|tai4 ping2 tian1 guo2]].

armed uprising; insurrection

The first major uprising against the Qin dynasty in 209 BC, led by commoners Chen Sheng and Wu Guang after heavy rain prevented them from reaching their military post on time.

A rebellion or revolt by the common people against a government or authority