Chinese United League

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The Chinese United League, also known as the Tongmenghui, was a revolutionary alliance founded by Sun Yat-sen that played a key role in overthrowing the Qing dynasty and establishing the Republic of China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf revolutionary organization
alsoKnownAs Chinese Revolutionary Alliance NERFINISHED
Tongmenghui NERFINISHED
countryOfActivity Qing China NERFINISHED
Republic of China NERFINISHED
dissolvedInYear 1912
foundedBy Huang Xing NERFINISHED
Song Jiaoren NERFINISHED
Sun Yat-sen NERFINISHED
foundedInCity Tokyo NERFINISHED
foundedInCountry Japan NERFINISHED
foundedInYear 1905
goal establishment of a republic in China
overthrow of the Qing dynasty
hasLeader Huang Xing NERFINISHED
Sun Yat-sen NERFINISHED
hasNotableMember Chen Qimei NERFINISHED
Hu Hanmin NERFINISHED
Liao Zhongkai NERFINISHED
Song Jiaoren NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Tokyo (early period)
various locations in China (later period)
historicalEra early Republic of China
late Qing dynasty NERFINISHED
ideology Chinese nationalism
anti-imperialism
republicanism
revolutionary democracy
influencedBy Western republican ideas
anti-Qing secret societies
languageOfOrganization Chinese
mergedInto Kuomintang NERFINISHED
Nationalist Party of China NERFINISHED
notableEvent Wuchang Uprising NERFINISHED
operatedIn China NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
opposedTo Qing dynasty NERFINISHED
playedKeyRoleIn 1911 Revolution NERFINISHED
Xinhai Revolution NERFINISHED
politicalPosition nationalist
predecessor China Arise Society NERFINISHED
Revive China Society NERFINISHED
slogan Equalize land rights
Establish a Republic
Expel the Manchus
Restore China
typeOfOrganization revolutionary alliance

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Tongmenghui alternativeName Chinese United League