Speaking of Wuchang Uprising, I believe everyone is familiar with it. This is an uprising that shocked many people on the eve of the Great Revolution. In this uprising, many people gave their blood and lives, and also pushed this unusual war to an extremely lofty position. Wuchang Uprising, also known as the First Righteousness of 1911, also shows that the Revolution of 1911 was achieved because of the courage and determination of the people who participated in the uprising. I believe many people are skeptical about Wuchang Uprising, that is, the first meaning of Xinhai. Next, let's approach the answer to why Wuchang Uprising is also called the first meaning of Xinhai. In fact, this is related to the impact of Wuchang Uprising. At that time, after the victory of Wuchang Uprising, a new organization was established in Hubei, and Li was elected as the leader. Since then, he officially broke away from the brutal rule of the Qing court and established a brand-new political system. I have to say that this is a very big progress. This political form began to spread when the Wuchang Uprising launched a national response, which laid a solid foundation for the later Revolution of 1911 and also had a very far-reaching impact.

In addition, after Wuchang Uprising, the Revolution of 1911 also had a positive impact. Finally, under the recommendation of provinces and cities all over the country, Sun Yat-sen became the real leader of the new regime, established the Republic of China and overthrew the political system that prevailed for thousands of years. In addition, after the Wuchang Uprising, relevant laws and regulations were promulgated while implementing the new system, which also had a great impact on the promulgation of the Constitution after the Great Revolution. The well-known Wuchang Uprising took place in 19 1 1 year, which was an effort to abolish feudal rule. Because it happened in Wuchang, Hubei Province, it was named after Wuchang. This uprising laid a solid foundation for the earth-shattering revolution that completely ended the decadent rule of the Qing court. A successful uprising must have a very important human factor. So it is particularly important who led the Wuchang Uprising.

Speaking of who led the Wuchang Uprising, there are different opinions. When I was studying, I thought it was led by Sun Yat-sen. Later, some people said that it was led by Sun Wu, while others said that Huang Xing led the sensational uprising. Even in some materials, it is written that Li is the biggest hero of this campaign. These statements seem to find some clues in the book. During the Wuchang Uprising, it was proved that the founding fathers were not at home at that time, and Huang Xing was also explained that he did not participate in the Uprising. For a time, the question of who led the Wuchang Uprising became confusing. After a series of studies, it is found that the two organizations, the Progressive Association and the Literary Society, are the real initiators of this uprising.

At that time, after many meetings and discussions, Sun Wu was appointed as the Minister of the Military Region, and Jiang Yiwu was also appointed as the Commander-in-Chief. This man was once considered to be the main figure leading the Wuchang Uprising. On the first day of the uprising, the then prime minister fled to other places because the headquarters of the Progressive Party was attacked, and finally did not participate in the uprising. It is also said that Jiang Yiwu thought the uprising was risky and left Wuhan when it happened, so he didn't lead the Wuchang Uprising. The Wuchang Uprising triggered by the "Road Protection Movement" dealt a heavy blow to the Qing Dynasty. Under the influence of Wuchang Uprising, China, Hunan, Shaanxi, Jiangxi and other provinces successively declared their independence from the Qing Dynasty. After a year of fighting, Wuchang Uprising finally won.

The Wuchang Uprising led by revolutionaries Jiang Yiwu, Sun Wu and others fired the first shot of the revolution at19110+00, thus making the weak Qing * * quickly perish. On the second day of Wuchang Uprising, that is, 65438+1October 1 1, revolutionaries in Hankou and Hanyang also rose up and quickly took control of the three towns in Wuhan. After the news of the uprising reached the Qing court, it caused a shock in the ruling and opposition circles. Qing * * * withdrew Ruicheng and transferred Yin Chang to Wuhan to suppress it. Cooperate with Feng, Liu and others to deal with the insurgents with the power of the three armed forces. In order to prevent the Qing army from going south, the Wuhan army made a decisive decision and made the revolutionary party army sweep the remnants of the Qing army in Hankou and advance northward in time. 18, the two armies fought in Hankou. The two armies started from 19 1 1 year1October 18, and all the way to1/October 27th. Countless revolutionary party troops died in this battle and finally ended in the fall of Hanyang. Although this battle was the victory of the Qing army, Wuchang Rebel Army effectively contained the main force of the Qing army and won valuable time for the independence of the southern provinces. 19 1 1 year165438+1On October 4th, Shanghai, Guizhou, Zhejiang and other places declared their independence from the Qing Dynasty. The next day, Suzhou and Changzhou also declared independence. In less than 4 1 year, several provinces in China became independent one after another.

Wuchang Uprising was the beginning of the Revolution of 1911 and the democratic society in China, which led to the demise of the feudal society in China for more than 2,000 years.