Ethnicity, Local Conflicts and the Qing State: The Red Turban Rebellions and the Subethnic Conflicts in the Wuyi Region of Nineteenth Century South China
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Ethnicity, Local Conflicts and the Qing State: The Red Turban Rebellions and the Subethnic Conflicts in the Wuyi Region of Nineteenth Century South China

by Jaeyoon Kim

History asian studies
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Jaeyoon Kim examines the relationship between ethnicity, local conflicts, and Qing state authority in nineteenth-century South China. Focusing on the Wuyi region, the book explores the Red Turban Rebellions and subethnic conflicts through a detailed regional study of historical tensions and political order.

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This scholarly work examines ethnicity and local conflict in the Wuyi region of nineteenth-century South China.

It focuses on the Red Turban Rebellions and related subethnic conflicts, placing them in relation to the Qing state.

The book offers a regional historical perspective on the connections among community identity, unrest, and state authority.

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