Yi Kuang and Yuan Shi-kai's Recurrence in 1911 Revolutionary Movement
Ding Jian
Abstract
Ding Jian
Abstract
After Wuchang Uprising,Yi Kuang spent much energy on Yuan Shi-kai's recurrence.In order to make Yuan Shi-kai move southward to supervise the army,he did not hesitate to let down the dignity of the Qing Dynasty,went to Zhangde to give some pressure to Yuan Shi-kai.After Yuan Shi-kai rose again,he judged the situation and did not obey the Qing Dynasty's command blindly,he advocated that the south should make peace with the north,and overthrew the Qing Dynasty's autocratic ruling together with Revolutionary Party,which was beyond Yi Kuang's expectation.
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After Wuchang Uprising,Yi Kuang spent much energy on Yuan Shi-kai's recurrence.In order to make Yuan Shi-kai move southward to supervise the army,he did not hesitate to let down the dignity of the Qing Dynasty,went to Zhangde to give some pressure to Yuan Shi-kai.After Yuan Shi-kai rose again,he judged the situation and did not obey the Qing Dynasty's command blindly,he advocated that the south should make peace with the north,and overthrew the Qing Dynasty's autocratic ruling together with Revolutionary Party,which was beyond Yi Kuang's expectation.
Key concepts: Autocracy, Dignity, Ancient history, Order (exchange), History, Political science, Philosophy, Law