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Osprey Menatarms 275 The Taiping Rebellion 185166 Ian Heath

Name: Osprey Menatarms 275 The Taiping Rebellion 185166 Ian Heath
SKU: BELL-2165108
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Osprey Menatarms 275 The Taiping Rebellion 185166 Ian Heath instant download after payment.

Publisher: Osprey Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.35 MB

Pages: 50

Author: Ian Heath

ISBN: 9781855323469, 185532346X

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Osprey Menatarms 275 The Taiping Rebellion 185166 Ian Heath by Ian Heath 9781855323469, 185532346X instant download after payment.

The Taiping movement began as the Pai Shang-ti Hui (the Society of God-Worshippers), founded in Kwangsi province in 1846 by Hung Hsiu-ch'uan. A sickly individual of questionable sanity. Hung had become subject to visions which interpreted as demonstrating that he was Jesus Christ's 'Divine Younger Brother', with God's mandate to govern China. This fascinating work by Ian Heath examines the organisation, dress and weapons of forces on both sides of the Taiping Rebellion – a conflict which saw the involvement of around 10 million troops during 15 years of conflict; as many as 600 cities change hands time and time again; and 20-30 million deaths.