They worshipped the god Huang Lo, a tradition that had originally been approved of by Emperor Xuan. They believed in the Magic and Immortality Tradition and wore amulets to ward off an epidemic caused by flooding of a nearby river. After being defeated at the battle of Yanzhou, their remnants were absorbed into the Qingzhou army. Ts'ao Ts'ao then used this army to win the battle of Guandu and establish the Wei Kingdom. Originally led by Chang Chueh, they were the partial cause of the foundation of the Three Kingdoms. FTP, identify this group that rebelled in 184 agains
They worshipped the god Huang Lo, a tradition that had originally been approved of by Emperor Xuan. They believed in the Magic and Immortality Tradition and wore amulets to ward off an epidemic caused by flooding of a nearby river. After being defeated at the battle of Yanzhou, their remnants were absorbed into the Qingzhou army. Ts'ao Ts'ao then used this army to win the battle of Guandu and establish the Wei Kingdom. Originally led by Chang Chueh, they were the partial cause of the foundation of the Three Kingdoms. FTP, identify this group that rebelled in 184 against the Han and that took its name from the color of heaven that would replace the blue heaven, the color of their headdresses.
They worshipped the god Huang Lo, a tradition that had originally been approved of by Emperor Xuan.
Yellow Turban revolt (or Yellow Scarves revolt or T'ai Ping Tao)