Ye Ting

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Chinese military leader person revolutionary

Ye Ting was a prominent Chinese military leader and revolutionary who played key roles in early Nationalist and Communist movements, including commanding forces in the Northern Expedition and the Nanchang Uprising.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Chinese military leader → person → revolutionary →
activeYears	1910s–1940s →
allegiance	Chinese Communist Party → Kuomintang →
birthDate	1896-09-10 →
birthPlace	Huiyang, Guangdong, Qing Empire →
causeOfDeath	airplane crash →
child	Ye Zhengguang → Ye Zhengming → Ye Zhengping → Ye Zhengrong → Ye Zhengxian →
commanded	New Fourth Army →
deathCircumstances	died in a plane crash under suspicious circumstances →
deathDate	1946-04-08 →
deathPlace	near Nanjing, Republic of China →
detainedBy	Nationalist government after New Fourth Army Incident →
education	Whampoa Military Academy →
ethnicity	Han Chinese →
gender	male →
ideology	Chinese communism → Chinese nationalism →
imprisonedBy	Kuomintang government →
imprisonmentEnd	1937 →
imprisonmentStart	1932 →
language	Chinese →
militaryBranch	National Revolutionary Army →
militaryRank	general →
name	Ye Ting →
nationality	Chinese →
notableEvent	New Fourth Army Incident →
notableWork	command of forces in the Northern Expedition → command role in the Nanchang Uprising →
participatedIn	Guangzhou Uprising → Nanchang Uprising → Northern Expedition → Second Sino-Japanese War →
politicalAffiliation	Chinese Communist Party → Kuomintang →
recognizedAs	martyr by the People’s Republic of China →
region	Republican-era China →
role	commander of New Fourth Army during Second Sino-Japanese War → commander of the Independent Regiment of the Fourth Army → key commander in early Chinese Communist military forces →
spouse	Li Xiuwen →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
National Revolutionary Army → Xin Si Jun →	notableCommander
Nanchang Uprising →	commander
New Fourth Army →	foundingCommander
Nanchang Uprising →	leader
Ye Ting →	name
New Fourth Army Incident →	significantPerson