Its leader is still revered in the tradition of the Hakka, the migratory people from which he came.  
Its leader is still revered in the tradition of the Hakka, the migratory people from which he came.  Its latter stages were initially suppressed by Frederick Ward, who was succeeded by a more famous individual.  After stalling as a result of imperial resistance organized by the scholar Guofan, it came to an end at the hands of the "Ever-Victorious Army" and Charles Gordon.  It was led by Hong Xiuquan, who was inspired by Protestant missionary tracts and proclaimed a "Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace."  FTP, name this religious rebellion that began in 1852 in China.
Its leader is still revered in the tradition of the Hakka, the migratory people from which he came.  
Taiping Rebellion (prompt on "Heavenly Kingdom of Great Peace" or variants)