Name this Chinese rebellion against the Manchu rulers, largely concentrated in the south of China.
In its later stages, it featured Charles Gordon's "Ever Victorious Army," which proved in- strumental to the victory of the winning side. It was led by a Christian convert, whose fanatical followers took Nanjing and made it China's second capital. The rebels overextended themselves trying to take Shanghai, however, and the Western powers contributed troops, helping the Qing [CHING] defeat the re- bellion. It was the second-bloodiest civil war in human history, in which twenty to thirty million people died from warfare and starvation from 1850 to 1864. Name this Chinese rebellion against the Manchu rulers, largely concentrated in the south of China.
In its later stages, it featured Charles Gordon's "Ever Victorious Army," which proved in- strumental to the victory of the winning side.
Taiping rebellion