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The Beijing Revolt or Peking Revolt was an armed mutiny against the Chinese Nationalist government in Beijing (then also known as Peking or Beiping) on 2 March 1929. After the Northern Expedition's official end in 1928, many defeated warlord troops had been integrated into the National Revolutionary Army (NRA). One regiment that had previously served under warlord Zhang Zongchang had remained loyal to its old commander, however, and rebelled on his orders. Though the mutineers captured the Yonghe Temple and threw Beijing into chaos, their revolt was quickly suppressed.

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rdfs:label	Beijing Revolt (en)
rdfs:comment	The Beijing Revolt or Peking Revolt was an armed mutiny against the Chinese Nationalist government in Beijing (then also known as Peking or Beiping) on 2 March 1929. After the Northern Expedition's official end in 1928, many defeated warlord troops had been integrated into the National Revolutionary Army (NRA). One regiment that had previously served under warlord Zhang Zongchang had remained loyal to its old commander, however, and rebelled on his orders. Though the mutineers captured the Yonghe Temple and threw Beijing into chaos, their revolt was quickly suppressed. (en)
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dcterms:subject	1929 in China Conflicts in 1929 20th century in Beijing Rebellions in China Warlord Era Military history of the Republic of China (1912–1949)
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Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=hHrQKIKvZK8C https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.78859/page/n1 https://books.google.com/books%3Fid=LNAUAAAAIAAJ
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units	National Revolutionary Army * Shanxi Army (en) One NRA regiment of ex-Shandong Army troops (en)
casualties	2 (xsd:integer) Unknown (en)
combatant	Republic of China (en) Mutineers loyal to Zhang Zongchang (en)
conflict	Beijing Revolt (en)
date	1929-03-02 (xsd:date)
partof	the Nanjing decade and the spillover of the Warlord Rebellion in northeastern Shandong (en)
place	Beiping , Republic of China (en)
result	Government victory (en)
strength	1000 (xsd:integer) Unknown (en)
has abstract	The Beijing Revolt or Peking Revolt was an armed mutiny against the Chinese Nationalist government in Beijing (then also known as Peking or Beiping) on 2 March 1929. After the Northern Expedition's official end in 1928, many defeated warlord troops had been integrated into the National Revolutionary Army (NRA). One regiment that had previously served under warlord Zhang Zongchang had remained loyal to its old commander, however, and rebelled on his orders. Though the mutineers captured the Yonghe Temple and threw Beijing into chaos, their revolt was quickly suppressed. (en)
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