- authors. R.M.
Martin in 1847
mentions "
Tungani"
merchants in Yarkand. The word (mostly in the form "Dungani" or "
Tungani",
sometimes "Dungens" or "Dungans")...
- China. The **** of
Northwestern China (often
referred to as "Dungans" or "
Tungani" by 19th-century
western writers, as well as by some
Turkic peoples) would...
- ****
Muslim warlord Ma Hushan. At the time, the **** were
known as the "
Tunganis" in
Western literature,
hence the name "Tunganistan". "Tunganistan" is...
-
Prinsep in 1835
mentioned Muslim "
Túngánis" in
Chinese Tartary. The word (mostly in the form "Dungani" or "
Tungani",
sometimes "Dungens" or "Dungans")...
- them
north of the Tian Shan,
committing m****acres upon the
Dungan people (
Tunganis).
Independent Han
Chinese militia who were not
affiliated with the Qing...
-
Revolutionary Army 100,000 Han and ****
Chinese (historically
known as
Tungani)
infantry and
cavalry Han
Chinese 2nd Army (4 divisions) ****
Chinese Muslim...
- high
positions within the
Xinjiang military and
government under Yang. A
Tungani (****) was the
military commander at
Khotan in 1920. On July 1, 1928, he...
-
duration with the
previous one, and took
place under Wali-Khan. The
great Tungani revolt, or
insurrection of the
Chinese Muslims,
which broke out in 1862...
-
Todalabande Tonachinakuppe Totanahalli Tubagere Tuba****e
Tubarapalya Tubinakere Tungani Tyagadahalli Uda****e
Udanahalli Udarahalli Udavigere Udayagiri Uddandahalli...
-
accomplished at a time when the
Chinese provinces traversed were
overrun by the
Tungani rebels. For many w****s
Elias travelled in
constant apprehension of attack;...
