#p <nat>Chinese<o>ruler<n>Mao Zedong<b>1893 Dec 26<pow>1949<d>1976 Sep 9
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<c>Beijing<info>Mao Zedong was one of the founders of the Chinese Communist party in 1921, and founded the People's Republic of China in 1949. He is regarded, along with @Karl Marx@@ and @V. I. Lenin@Lenin@, as one of the three great theorists of Marxian communism. Along with the founders of the Han and Ming dynasties, Mao Zedong was one of only three peasants who rose to rule all of China.<ref>Grolier
The Boxer Uprising was a violent movement by the Chinese people to rid their country of foreigners and foreign influences. It was spearheaded by militia units in the north called Yihe Quang, which menas "righteous harmony fists". This name resulted in the label Boxers in the foreign press.<ref>Grolier
#e <t>massacre<d>1937<n>Rape of Nanjing<c>Nanjing<info>When the city of Nanjing fell to the Japanese in 1937, at least 40,000 civilians were massacred.
#e <t>massacre<d>1989 Jun 3<c>Beijing<n>Tiananmen Square<info>The Tiananmen Square Massacre in Beijing in June 1989 brought to a tragic end 6 weeks of prodemocracy demonstrations by Chinese students and workers. More than 1 million people a day were in Tiananmen Square demanding political reform. Party secretary Zhao Ziyang was conciliatory, but the paramount leader, @Deng Xiaoping@@, had already resolved on a crackdown. Martial law was declared on May 20, and the People's Liberation Army was summoned to clear the capital. On the night of June 3-4, PLA units swept into the center of Beijing, clearing Tiananmen Square and killing between 800 and 1,000 civilians in the immediate area. A nationwide crackdown on the prodemocracy movement followed.<ref>Grolier
