Qing army

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The Qing army was the imperial military force of China's last dynasty, tasked with defending Manchu rule until its collapse in the early 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf imperial army
military organization
allegiance Emperor of China
Qing dynasty
surface form: Qing imperial court
commandLanguage Chinese
Manchu
conflict Boxer Rebellion
Dzungar–Qing Wars
First Sino-Japanese War
Nian Rebellion
Opium Wars
Manchu invasions
surface form: Qing conquest of China

Revolt of the Three Feudatories
Russo-Japanese War
surface form: Russo-Japanese War (as ally of Russia in Manchuria)

Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
surface form: Taiping Rebellion
country Qing dynasty
dissolved 1912
early 20th century
equipment artillery
cold weapons
machine guns (late Qing)
matchlock muskets
modern rifles (late Qing)
ethnicComposition Han Chinese
Manchu
surface form: Manchus

Mongol
surface form: Mongols

other banner peoples
garrisonedIn Beijing
Chengdu
Guangzhou
Lanzhou
Shenyang
surface form: Mukden

Urumqi
X’ian, China
surface form: Xi’an
hasPart Beiyang Army
Qing army self-linksurface differs
surface form: Eight Banners

Green Standard Army
New Army
Yong Ying regional armies
headquartersLocation Beijing
inception 17th century
notableCommander Dorgon
Hong Taiji
Li Hongzhang
Nurhaci
Yuan Shikai
Zeng Guofan
Zuo Zongtang
operatedIn Qing dynasty
partOf Qing dynasty
surface form: Qing state
primaryRole defense of Manchu rule
imperial defense
recruitedFrom Han civilian population
banner households
reformedDuring Self-Strengthening Movement
late Qing military reforms
religion influenced by Confucian ideology
influenced by Manchu shamanism
significantEvent decline after 19th-century defeats
disintegration during Xinhai Revolution
modernization into New Army
usedBy Qing dynasty
surface form: Great Qing

Qing dynasty

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Shanhaiguan Pass associatedWith Qing army
this entity surface form: Manchu forces
Hongguang Emperor capturedBy Qing army
this entity surface form: Qing forces
Yongli Emperor capturedBy Qing army
this entity surface form: Qing forces
Qing army hasPart Qing army self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Eight Banners
1911 Wuchang Uprising opponent Qing army
Canton Campaign participant Qing army
this entity surface form: Qing dynasty forces
subject surface form: Donghak Peasant Rebellion
this entity surface form: Qing dynasty troops
this entity surface form: Qing dynasty imperial military system