0 1: Qin-Chen Sheng, Guangwu Peasant Uprising War, Chen Sheng and Guangwu are famous leaders of peasant uprising army in China. The uprising led by them was the first large-scale peasant uprising that broke out in the late Qin Dynasty (3rd century BC) in China history. 02: The Battle of Qin-Xiang Yu and Liu Bang to Destroy Qin 03: The Battle of the Peasant Uprising in the Western Han Dynasty-The Peasant Uprising in the Greenwood refers to the peasant uprising in the last years of the New Mang in ancient China. In the fourth year of Tianfeng (A.D. 17), Wang Kuang and Wang Feng in Xincheng (now Jingshan, Hubei Province) organized an armed uprising based on Lvlin Mountain (now Dangyang, Hubei Province), which was called "outlaw hero" in history. In the third year of Emperor Huang (22 years), the two kings divided their forces, so they were also called Xiajiang soldiers and Xinshi soldiers. The following year, the insurgents captured Kunyang (now Ye County, Henan Province), Dingling (now Wuyang, Henan Province), Yancheng (now Yancheng, Henan Province) and other places. Wang Mang sent Wang Xun and Wang Yi to lead the army to suppress, but they were defeated in the battle of Kunyang. The rebels attacked Luoyang and Chang 'an. After Chang 'an was quickly captured, Wang Mang was killed. 04: Western Han Dynasty-Red-Eye Peasant Uprising War 05: Eastern Han Dynasty-Yellow Scarf Peasant Uprising War In the last years of the Eastern Han Dynasty in China, there was an organized and prepared national peasant uprising led by Zhang Jiao. Because the uprising army is marked by the yellow turban insurrectionary, it is called the yellow turban insurrectionary in history. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the social crisis became more and more serious, and the contradiction between farmers and powerful landlords and feudal countries intensified. The Yellow Scarf Uprising broke out on the basis of vigorous peasant struggle. 06: Jin Dynasty-Du Tao Uprising 07: Jin Dynasty-Sun En Uprising 08: Jin Dynasty-Lu Xun Uprising 09: Southern and Northern Dynasties-Zhao Guang Uprising 10: Southern and Northern Dynasties-Gaiwu Uprising1:Southern and Northern Dynasties-8+04: Southern and Northern Dynasties-Xian Gan Li Xiu. Kloc-0/6: Sui-Dou Jiande Uprising 17: Tang-Middle Tang Xiyuan People's Uprising 18: Tang-Yuan Chao Uprising 19: Tang-Fangqing, Chen Zhuang Uprising 20: Tang-Qiu Fu Uprising 2 1: Tang-Pang. This is an unprecedented and magnificent peasant revolutionary war in the history of China, which has written a glorious chapter in the history of peasant war in China. It dealt a heavy blow to the rule of the Tang Dynasty and showed the transformation of feudal society by the peasant war. At the same time, the uprising also weakened the separatist forces of the buffer regions and broke the original power balance between the central government and the buffer regions and between the buffer regions. 24. Tang Dynasty-Ganneng Uprising 25. Song Dynasty-Wang Xiaobo and Li Shun Uprising 26. Song Dynasty-Song Dynasty Uprising Chinese Name: Song Dynasty Uprising Time:119 Dynasty: Song Dynasty Column Keywords: Introduction to Song Dynasty Literary Events. Liangshan and Yuncheng, Shandong Province, revolted against the government and its repression. 27: Song-Fang La Uprising 28: Song-Eight-character Army Anti-Jin Uprising 29: Song-Red Scarf Army Anti-Jin Uprising 30: Song-Shaoxing Anti-Jin Uprising 3 1: Song-Zhongxiang, Yang Yao Uprising 32: Song-Weisheng Anti-Jin Uprising 33: Song-Red Scarf Army Anti-Jin Uprising 34: Yuan Dynasty-Peasant Uprising 35. The Great Uprising of People of All Ethnic Groups in Huguang 36: Ming-Liu Liuqi Uprising 37: Ming-Peasant Uprising 38: Qing-Guzhou Miao Uprising 39: Qing-An Baili Uprising 40: Qing-Tian Li Uprising 4650 438+0- 1864) (Taiping Heavenly Kingdom should be written as Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, King of China) is a peasant regime established by peasant uprising in the late Qing Dynasty. Jintian uprising, which started with the symbol 185 1 year, and ended with the symbol 1864, which lasted 13 years. This uprising has created many precedents in China. For example, the peasant uprising in China was suppressed by Chinese and foreign forces for the first time, and it was initiated by western religions. The leader is Hong Xiuquan, with the title of "King of Heaven" and the capital is Tianjing (now Nanjing).