Boxer Rebellion

The Boxer Rebellion (拳亂), Boxer Uprising or Yihetuan Movement (義和團運動) wis a veeolent anti-foreign, anti-colonial an anti-Christian uprisin that teuk place in Cheenae atween 1899 an 1901, taewart the end o the Qing dynasty.

Boxer Rebellion (庚子拳亂)
Tap: Roushie cannons breakin the gates o Peking Bottom: American truips scale the waws o Peking
Date 2 November 1899 – 7 September 1901 (1 year, 10 months, 5 days) Location Northren Cheenae Result Aicht-Naition Alliance veectory Boxer Protocol signed
Belligerents
Eight-Nation Alliance: Unitit Kinrick Roushie Fraunce Japan Germany United States Italy Austrick-Hungary Netherlands Numerous Qing govrenors	Qing dynasty Boxers
Commanders an leaders
Legations: Claude Maxwell MacDonald Seymour Expedeetion: Sir Edward Seymour Gaselee Expedition: Alfred Gaselee Yevgeni Alekseyev Nikolai Linevich Fukushima Yasumasa Yamaguchi Motomi(ja:山口素臣) Adna Chaffee Emerson H. Liscum † Occupation Force: Alfred von Waldersee Roushie Occupation o Manchurie: Aleksey Kuropatkin Paul von Rennenkampf Mutual Pertection o Sootheast Cheenae: Yuan Shikai Prince Qing Li Hongzhang Ronglu	Empress Dowager Cixi Li Bingheng Yuxian  Commander in Chief: Ronglu Hushenying: Zaiyi Tenacious Airmy: Nie Shicheng † Resolute Airmy: Ma Yukun (zh:馬玉崑) Song Qing Jiang Guiti Gansu Army (Gansu Braves): Dong Fuxiang Ma Fulu † Ma Fuxiang Ma Fuxing Ma Haiyan † Ma Biao Aema Yao Wang Boxers: Cao Futian  Zhang Decheng Ni Zanqing Zhu Hongdeng
Strenth
Allied intervention forces in Peking: ≈50,255 in tot Seymour Expedeetion: – 2,100–2,188 Gaselee Expedeetion: – 18,000 Cheenae Relief Expedeetion: – 2,500 Roushie truips in Manchurie: 100,000–200,000	100,000–300,000 Boxers 100,000 Imperial truips Provincial Airmies Gansu Airmy (Kansu Braves) 甘軍 Gan jun – General Dong Fuxiang Tenacious Airmy 武毅軍 Wuyi jun – General Nie Shicheng Resolute Airmy 毅軍 Yi jun – General Song Qing (Qing dynasty), General Ma Yukun (zh:馬玉崑), General Jiang Guiti Metropolitan Aicht Banners Centre Diveesion o Guards Airmy 武衛軍 – Commander in Chief Ronglu Hushenying 虎神營 – Prince Zaiyi Peking Field Force – Prince Qing
Casualties an losses
2,500 foreign sodgers	2,000 Cheenese Imperial truips Unkent nummer o Boxers
32,000 Cheenese Christians an 200 Wastren missionaries killt bi Cheenese Boxers in Northren Cheenae Unkent nummer o ceivilians

Boxer Rebellion
Traditional Chinese	義和團運動
Simplified Chinese	义和团运动
Leeteral meanin	Militia Unitit in Richteousness Muivement
Transcriptions Staundart Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Yìhétuán Yùndòng

References

Soorces

• Harrington, Peter (2001). Peking 1900: The Boxer Rebellion. Oxford: Osprey. ISBN 1-84176-181-8.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)
• Xiang, Lanxin (2003). The Origins of the Boxer War: A Multinational Study. Psychology Press. ISBN 0-7007-1563-0.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)