Paper 3, Section 7: Challenges to traditional East Asian societies (1700–1868) Causes and effects of internal challenges; White Lotus Rebellion
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White Lotus Rebellion
An uprising during the late Qing dynasty from the 1790s to 1804, arising from social discontent among peasants and settlers with no centralized leadership.
White Lotus Society
A religious movement in China, rooted in Buddhism and millenarian beliefs, attracting marginalized individuals during the late Yuan and Ming dynasties.
Heshen
An infamous official of the late Qing dynasty known for his close relationship with the Qianlong Emperor and later tried under the Jiaqing Emperor.
Jiaqing Emperor
The emperor who succeeded Qianlong, officially taking the throne in 1796, and faced challenges in addressing systemic issues after the rebellion.
Eldemboo
A Manchu military commander known for guerrilla warfare strategies during the White Lotus Rebellion.
Stephen R. Platt
A contemporary historian of the Qing dynasty, known for critiquing the Qing government's response to the White Lotus Rebellion.
Han River Highlands
Rugged mountainous areas in central China known for the fierce fighting during the White Lotus Rebellion.