A traditionalist association of these people called the GÃ©dÃ­mÃ¹ ("guhÂ­deeÂ­mu") was later supplanted by the nationalist YīhÃ¨wǎnÃ­. Dǒng FÃºxiÃ¡ng ("fooÂ­shyong") organized a militia made up of these people called the GānsÃ¹ Braves.
A traditionalist association of these people called the GÃ©dÃ­mÃ¹ ("guhÂ­deeÂ­mu") was later supplanted by the nationalist YīhÃ¨wǎnÃ­. Dǒng FÃºxiÃ¡ng ("fooÂ­shyong") organized a militia made up of these people called the GānsÃ¹ Braves. Three notable members of this religious group were collectively known as the Xīběi ("sheeÂ­bay") Sān Mǎ; those members of the Mǎ family were ethnically (*) HuÃ­ ("hway") warlords. A subgroup of this religious group rebelled against the Qīng during the Dungan revolt. The eunuch and MÃ­ng dynasty explorer ZhÃ¨ng HÃ© ("jungÂ­huh") was a member of this religious group. An army of this religious group defeated the TÃ¡ng dynasty at the Talas River. For 10 points, name this religious group that includes many residents of Xīnjiāng, such as the Uyghurs, which is associated with the independence movement for East Turkestan.
A traditionalist association of these people called the GÃ©dÃ­mÃ¹ ("guhÂ­deeÂ­mu") was later supplanted by the nationalist YīhÃ¨wǎnÃ­. Dǒng FÃºxiÃ¡ng ("fooÂ­shyong") organized a militia made up of these people called the GānsÃ¹ Braves.
Chinese  Muslim [or Chinese followers of  Islam accept  HuÃ­  until it is read]