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  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. List of Maps
  7. List of Illustrations
  8. Acknowledgments
  9. Preface
  10. Introduction: Purposes and Form of a Muslim History in China
  11. 1 / The Frontier Ground and Peoples of Northwest China
  12. 2 / Acculturation and Accommodation: China’s Muslims to the Seventeenth Century
  13. 3 / Connections: Muslims in the Early Qing, 1644–1781
  14. 4 / Strategies of Resistance: Integration by Violence
  15. 5 / Strategies of Integration: Muslims in New China
  16. 6 / Conclusion: Familiar Strangers
  17. Chinese Character Glossary
  18. Bibliography
  19. Index

Index

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ʽAbd al-‘Azīz

ʽAbd al-Wahhāb, Muhammad b.

Abū ’l-Futūh. See Ma Laichi

acculturation: as local

as ordinary

process of. See also minzu paradigm

of Sino-Muslims

anxiety regarding

and external contact

limits of

in Ming

in Tang-Song

in Yangzi region

in Yuan

adoption

Āfāqīya (Sufi order)

Agui

Ahl as-Sunna (Kinsmen of the Tradition)

Ahmad Fanakati (Ahema)

ahong (imām, religious teacher): as distinctive leader

in Gansu

inadequacies of

limitation on movement of

opposition to Han kitab by

as profession. See also Islam; madrasa; mosques; religion

Alashan

Altishahr. See also Xinjiang

Amdo (northeastern Tibet)

geography and economy of

as independent

as middle ground. See also Qinghai Province; Tibet

Anhui

Arabia (Tianfang): scripturalist fundamentalism in

as site of conflict

as source of truth

Sufi revivalism in

Arabic calligraphy

Arabic (language) education

Arabic pinyin for Chinese

Arabs

Aryanism

Ashige

Aubin, Françoise

Bafang

Bai Chongxi

Bai Lang, Gansu campaign of

Bai Yanhu

Baishan (Sufi order)

Baizhuangzi

banditry, endemic in Gansu

baraka (religious charisma)

Bayanrong

beg (hereditary lord)

Beizhuang (menhuan)

Bi Yuan

Bijiachang (menhuan)

Board of Punishments

Boluo (Pulad Aqa)

Bosi. See Persians

Boxer uprising

brawling (dou’ou)

Buddhism: in China

as heterodoxy

resemblance to Sufism

studied by Liu Zhi

Tibetan

in Yuan

category system: as danger

as discourse of power

minzu paradigm as. See also ethnicity; minzu paradigm

Central Asia: Amdo as frontier of

commerce with

connections with Gansu

Gansu as frontier of

as Ming frontier

as origin of semu

route to

as site of conflict

as source of Sufism

Sufi rivalries in

in Tang-Song China. See also Xinjiang

Chang Yuqun

Chang’an

Changgeng

Chantou Hui. See Uygur minzu

charity, as Muslim duty

Chen Decai

Chen Jiaji

Chengda Normal College

Chiang Kai-shek. See Jiang Jieshi

China: as environment for Sufism

as home for Muslims

political disintegration of. See also northwest China

China, People’s Republic of: characterization of minzu in

“civilizing project” of

historiography in

minzu policies of

Muslim minzu defined

China, Republic of. See also Guomindang

China Islamic Association (Zhongguo Huijiao Gonghui)

Chinese calligraphy

Chinese culture, as vehicle for Islam

Chinese historiography

Chinese identity, Muslims in

Chinese language, as vehicle for Islam

Chinese nationalism

Confucianism and

and frontiers

in historiography

Hu Songshan and

Ikhwan and

and minzu paradigm

Muslims and. See also nation building

Chinese people

Chinggis Khan

Choni (Zhuoni)

Christian missionaries

Christianity

class struggle

Communists

Confucianism: and Chinese nationalism

Han kitab as

and history

and Islam

social harmony in

virtues of, and Islamic duties. See also Han kitab; Liu Zhi

Confucius

conversion to Islam

corruption, in Gansu

cotton processing

Daerliuji

Daoism

darughaci

Dashi. See Arabia; Arabs

Datong

Daxia River

Deng Zeng

dhikr (remembrance of God): defined

as divisive issue

recitation of

silent

vocal. See also Sufi

order; Sufism

Didao (Lintao)

1648 rebellion in

1895 rebellion in

foreign merchants in

Hidāyat Allāh in. See also Mufti

Ding Dexing

Ding Guodong

Dolongga

Dong Fuxiang: attacks Taoxi

as commander of Ma family warlords

conflict with Ma Yuanzhang;

role in 1895 rebellion;

as threat to Muslims

Donggan. See Tungan

Dongguan

Dongxiang minzu

Dongxiang region

Du Huan

Du Wenxiu

Duan Qirui

Dungan. See Tungan

Duoba

Duxinga

earthquake

Eastern Turkestan. See Xinjiang

education, Islamic. See also jingtang jiaoyu

Eighteen Great Battalions

elders

empire, in history

empress dowager

ethnic cleansing

ethnicity: defined

and minzu paradigm

and nation-state. See also minzu paradigm

European weapons, in Gansu

Fan Shengwu

fanzuo rule

Feng Yuxiang

Fengxiang

Ferghana Valley

feud, within Huasi menhuan

feuds (xiedou): escalation of local

within Huasi

among Muslims

rebellions as local

among Salars

at Xining. See also violence

Five Pillars of Faith

Fletcher, Joseph

foreigners’ quarters (fanfang)

frankincense

frontier: Gansu as multisided

Gu Jiegang on

as home

in modern nation-building

northwest China as

as site of violence

study of. See also Gansu Province; nation; northwest China

Fujiang (Gangu), Muslims in

Fukang’an

fundamentalism, scripturalist

Galdan

Gansu Province: as complex frontier

corrupt officials in

as frontier of Islam

geography and economy of

in late 18th cent.

menhuan in

as middle ground

Muslim solidarity in

Muslim tuanlian of

Muslims of

peoples of

Qing conquest of

self-government of

Sufism in

warlord period in

Yuan soldiers in. See also frontier; northwest China; rebellion

Gansu Provincial Assembly

Ganzhou

Gao Wenyuan

Gedimu: defined

difference from non-Muslims

difference from

Sufi orders

as Ikhwan target

as part of Old Teaching

in Shaanxi

as Sino-Muslim mainstream

in Taozhou. See also mosques

Gelaohui

gender

geomancy

glass making

Gobi Desert

Gold Star Hall

gongbei (Sufi tombs): as cause for violence

destroyed at Didao

Ikhwan opposition to

of the Jahrīya

as Sufi centers

at Taozhou. See also menhuan; Sufism

Gongchang

Grand Canal

Gu Jiegang

Guangzhou

Guanli Ye

Guizhen zongyi (text)

Guo Shoujing

Guomindang

Guyuan

Hai Furun

Hai Rui

Haicheng

halāl food

Hami

Han Hui (Sino-Muslims). See also Hui minzu; Sino-Muslims

Han kitab (Sino-Muslim canon): creation of

defined

in Hai Furun case

Ikhwan and

as Islamic revival

importance of

Ma Fuxiang and

Ma Qixi and

Xidaotang and. See also Confucianism; names of individual authors

Han minzu: chauvinism

cultural norms of

culturally Chinese people as

history of

as most advanced

Hanafi (school of jurisprudence)

Hanbali (school of jurisprudence)

Hanjiaji

Hann Nuri

Hann Si

Hann Two

Hann Wenxiu

haqīqa, Chinese definition of

He Bi

He Jianwei

hegemonic narrative of Chinese history

Herat

hereditary succession in Sufi orders

Heshen

Hezhou: 1872 surrender of

1895 rebellion in

Chinese dialect of

conflict within Khafīya in

controlled by Zhang Guangjian

first mosque in

Hidāyat Allāh in

Islamic institutions in

as Ma Anliang’s base

Ma Fuxiang in

as Ma Laichi’s base

as Ma Zhan’ao’s base

Muslims and non-Muslims in

as Muslim center

Qādirīya in

qiankai-houkai conflict in

reputation of

Hidāyat Allāh (Khoja Āfāq): as founder of Bijiachang

as founder of Khafīya

as founder of Mufti

as Galdan’s client

journey to China

and Makhdūmzāda khojas. See also Khafiya; Ma Laichi; Sufism

hide rafts (pifazi)

horses

houkai. See qiankai-houkai conflict

Hu Dengzhou

Hu Songshan

Huaisheng mosque

Huang Chao

Huangzhong: complex population of

geography and economy of

as locus of Muslim violence

Ma Zhongying in

as Salar country

Xining as center of. See also Xining

Huasi (menhuan): 1895 rebellion and

conflict within

founded by Ma Laichi

Ma Anliang and

Ma Zhan’ao as head of

opposition to Xidaotang by

at Taozhou

Yi Xing Gong as commercial arm of. See also Khafīya; names of individual leaders

Hui minzu: defined

origins of

and religion. See also Sino-Muslims

Huihui. See also Muslims; Sino-Muslims

Huihui tianwenshu (Book of Muslim astronomy)

Huihuihua, as distinguishing patois

huozhong (deluding the people)

Ibn-Saʽud family

identity, as multiple

Ikhwan: alliance with Ma Qi

Arabian roots of

as Islamic revival

and modern education

origins of

as trans-regional solidarity. See also Ma Wanfu

īmān (faith)

import products, of Muslim merchants

intermarriage

Ishāqīya (Sufi order)

Islam: in Central Asia

in China, study of

in Chinese culture

and Confucianism

distinctiveness of

distinguished from Buddhism and Daoism

explained in Chinese

lack of central authority in

as mark of foreignness

in Ming accounts

in minzu paradigm

punitive limitations on

under Qing hegemony

in Qing law

as religion

role in rebellions

scripturalist fundamentalism in

as uncivilized in Chinese eyes

uniformity in

unrestricted by Ming

as valence of identity

in Xidaotang. See also religion Sufism

Islamic texts

Israeli, Raphael

jade

Jahrīya (Sufi order): in 1860s rebellion

anti-Qing action by

Banqiao branch of

blamed for violence

conflict with Khafīya

as divisive innovation

and Dong Fuxiang

at Fujiang

headquarters at Jinjipu

as menhuan

militance of

as New Teaching

origins of

proscription of

revenge by

revival of

Shagou branch of

source for study of

spread beyond Gansu of

at Tianshui

as transregional solidarity

at Zhangjiachuan. See also Khafīya; Ma Hualong; Ma Mingxin; Ma Yuanzhang; menhuan; Sufism

Jalāl ad-Dīn Rūmī

Jamāl ad-Dīn

Japanese nativism

Jiang Jieshi

Jiang Xiang

jianshi (simple history)

jiaopai (solidarity). See also Gedimu; Ikhwan; Xidaotang

jiaozhu. See shaikh

Jiayuguan

jihād

Jingningpu

jingtang jiaoyu (mosque education)

as distinctive practice

need for

origins of. See also Hu Dengzhou

Jinjipu

Jishi Pass

Judaism

Jurched

Ka’aba

Kaifeng

Kang Lang

Kangxi emperor

Kargang, Muslim Tibetans of

Kashgar

Kazakhs

Khafīya (Sufi order): adherents killed by Bai Lang

and Āfāqīya

associated with sectarianism

conflict with Jahrīya

conflict within

hereditary succession in

Hezhou (Bafang) as headquarters of

and Huasi menhuan

as Old Teaching

origins of

pro-Qing position of

resistance to Qing by

in Taozhou. See also Hidāyat Allāh; Huasi; Jahrīya; Ma Laichi; Ma Zhan’ao; menhuan

Khitan

Khoja ʽAbd Allāh. See also Qādirīya

Khoja Āfāq (Āpāq). See Hidāyat Allāh

Khwarezm

Kokand

Kökenōr (Qinghai Lake)

Koran

Kuhn, Philip

Kumbum

al-Kūrānī, Ibrāhīm ibn Hasan

Labrang

lamaseries

Lan Yu

language, as valence of identity

Lanzhou

law: cases involving Sino-Muslims

status of

Muslims in Ming

status of

Muslims in Qing

Lei Zhengguan

Li Peiying

Li Shijia

Li Shiyao

Li Yansheng

Li Zhi

Li Zicheng

Linxia. Hui Autonomous Prefecture. See Hezhou

literacy, in northwest China

literary inquisition

Liu Bang

Liu Erxin

Liu Jintang

Liu Yufen

Liu Zhi: in 20th cent.

career of

education of

in Hai Furun case

sources used by

in thought of Ma Qixi

works of. See also Confucianism; Han kitab

Liupan Mountains

Longdong

Longnan

Lu Guohua

Lu Hongtao

Ma Anliang: 1872 surrender of Hezhou by

death of

as Ma family warlord

named by Zuo Zongtang

opposition to Ikhwan

opposition to republican revolution

opposition to Xidaotang

passive resistance to Bai Lang

as Qing military official

as ruler of Hezhou

as threat to Muslims. See also Hezhou; Huasi; Khafīya; Ma family warlords; Ma Zhan’ao

Ma Congshan

Ma family warlords (Majia junfa)

Ma Fulu

Ma Fushou

Ma Fuxiang: as candidate for provincial power

coalition against Feng Yuxiang

Confucian leanings of

death of

early military career of

economic activities, of

education of

and Guomindang

and Ikhwan

and modern education

and modern integration of Gansu

as Qing military official

as threat to Muslims. See also Guomindang; Han kitab; Ma family warlords

Ma Guiyuan

Ma Guobao

Ma Guoliang

Ma Hongbin

Ma Hongkui

Ma Hualong: as anti-Qing rebel

based at Jinjipu

negotiation with Qing by

religion as motivation for

as Sufi leader

surrender and execution of

surviving descendants of. See also Jahrīya; Zuo Zongtang

Ma Huan

Ma Huisan

Ma Jiajun

Ma Jincheng

Ma Jinxi

Ma Laichi (Abū’l-Futūh): birth of

career of

compliance with Qing

descendants of

education of

as founder of Khafīya

pilgrimage of

practice of hereditary succession by

as shaikh

as student of Ma Taibaba

as transmitter of Sufism

travels in Middle East. See also Huasi; Khafīya; menhuan

Ma Lin

Ma Mingren

Ma Mingxin (ʽAzīz)

anti-Qing stance of

blamed for violence

career of

criticism of Khafīya

execution of

imprisoned in Lanzhou

as Jahrīya leader

Jahrīya revenge for

Ma Hualong as descendant of

in Ma Qixi’s thought

Ma Yuanzhang as descendant of

pilgrimage of

thaumaturgy of

as transmitter of Sufism. See also Jahrīya; menhuan; Sufism

Ma Qi. See also Ikhwan; Ma family warlords

Ma Qianling

Ma Qixi: attacked by Ma Anliang

and Beizhuang menhuan

death of

economic ideas of

education of

educational ideas of

founds Xidaotang

life of

and Muslim solidarity

religious life of. See also Han kitab; Taozhou, Xidaotang

Ma Rubiao

Ma Shilin

Ma Shouying (Lao Huihui)

Ma Shouzhen

Ma Songting

Ma Taibaba

Ma Tingrang

Ma Tong

Ma Wanfu: education of

as founder of Ikhwan

as fundamentalist leader

life of

pilgrimage of

rescue and patronage by Ma Qi

support for 1895 rebellion

transformation of message of. See also Ikhwan; Ma Qi

Ma Weihan

Ma Wenlu

Ma Wensheng

Ma Wuyi

Ma Yide

Ma Yinghuan

Ma Yonglin: in 1895 rebellion

accused before Yang Changjun

as descendant of Ma Laichi

execution of

as local intermediary

opposed to Ma Rubiao’s reform.

See also Khafīya; Ma Anliang; Ma Fuxiang

Ma Yongrui

Ma Yuanchao

Ma Yuanzhang: on Chinese nationalism

death of

on education

as head of the Jahrīya

life of

and Muslim solidarity

resistance to Bai Lang by

as trustworthy ahong

in Yunnan

in Zhangjiachuan. See also Dong Fuxiang; Jahrīya

Ma Zhan’ao: and Islam

as Khafīya leader at Hezhou

as Ma Anliang’s father

as Qing military official

as rebel

surrender to Qing of. See also Hezhou; Huasi; Khafīya; Ma Anliang; Ma Fuxiang

Ma Zhenwu

Ma Zhongying

Ma Zhu: in 20th cent.

career of

education of

Qing recognition sought by

in thought of Ma Qixi

travels of

as Yunnan Muslim gentry. See also Confucianism; Han kitab

Ma Ziqiang

Ma Zongsheng (ʽAbd ar-Rahmān)

madrasa

Makhdūmazāda khojas

Maluzhen

Manchu minzu. See also Qing dynasty

Manchus, as imperial center

Marco Polo

martial arts

martyrdom (shahīd)

Mathnawī (text)

Matteo Ricci

Mecca. See also pilgrimage

medicine, exchange of

Meng Qiaofang

menhuan

as cause of violence

as divisive

evolution of

as instrument of elite control

Jahrīya as

Khafīya as

opposed by Ikhwan

organization of

origins of

Qādirīya as

relation to Chinese lineage

tuanlian of. See also Jahrīya; Khafīya; Sufi order; Sufism; names of individual menhuan

middle ground

Milayin

militarization of society

militias. See tuanlian

millet, as minzu

min (non-Muslim common people)

Min Fuying

Ming dynasty

Mingshahui (Bright Sand Societies)

Mingshale (text)

minority nationalities (shaoshu minzu)

Minzhou

minzu conflict

minzu paradigm: anti-Qing unity in

as category system

and consciousness

creation of

dangers of

definition of

and definition of Hui

and ethnicity

evolution of

and gender

as hegemonic narrative

historiography within

and history

imposition of

Manchus in

and Muslim solidarity

Muslim unity in

Muslims in

northwestern Muslims in

and race

religion in

validity of. See also category system; ethnicity; China, People’s Republic of

Mirsad al-Ibad (text)

al-Mizjājī, ʽAbd al-Khāliq b. az-Zayn

Möngke

Mongol (minzu)

Mongolia

Mongolie-speakers

Mongols

Morgan, Lewis

mosques: as distinctive community centers

large central

prohibition on building of

role and structure of

among Salars

Mosuo minzu

Mu Shenghua

Mu Ying

Mufti (menhuan)

Muhammad (prophet)

biography of

as Ma Zhu’s ancestor

origin of Sino-Muslims and

tomb of

as Western sage

Muhammad Yūsuf

Muslim Educational Progressive Association

Muslims: acculturation under Yuan

bandits

in China

definition of

economic roles in Song China

elites

as foreign sojourners

as generals

as gentry, of Taozhou

militarism of

in Ming law

organizations of

rebellion of

as scientists

scripturalist fundamentalism of

as semu guan

solidarity of, as Ma Yuanzhang’s goal

unity of

valence of identity of

and violence

in Yuan bureaucracy

under Zhu Yuanzhang. See also Islam; Muslims; Sino-Muslims

communities of: authority in

conflict within

connected by religion

distinctiveness of

of Gansu

isolated from one another

local nature of

as minorities

in Tang-Song China. See also Gedimu; Ikhwan; menhuan; mosques; Xidaotang

as merchants: imports into China by

in Tang-Song China

in tribute missions

Mutushan

Nakada Yoshinobu

Naqshabandīya

in 1648 rebellion

in Central Asian society

centrality of tombs in

in China

in Gansu

Hidāyat Allāh as missionary of

Ma Laichi’s initiation into

politics as focus for

in tajdīd movement

in Zhangjiachuan. See also Sufi order; Sufism

nation

nation building, as modern process

nation-state

distinguished from empire

and ethnicity

and history

national sovereignty, as concept

nationalism. See Chinese nationalism

Nationalist Party. See Guomindang

Nayancheng

Neo-Confucianism

New Culture movement

New Teaching: as cause of violence

as contextual term

distinguished from Old

Jahrīya as

as Qing term. See also Ikhwan; Jahrīya; Xidaotang

Nian rebellion

Ninghepu

Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region

Ningxia Province; creation of

geography and economy of

Ma Fuxiang in

as Muslim center. See also Gansu; northwest China; Qinghai

Niu Shihan

Northern Song dynasty

northwest China: defined

as frontier

modern transformation of

Muslim minzu of

Muslim zones of

violence in. See also frontier; Gansu Province; Ningxia Province; Qinghai Province

Ögödei

Old Teaching: as contextual term

distinguished from New Teaching

Khafīya as

as Qing term. See also Gedimu; Khafīya; New Teaching

opium

Ordos

ortaq

pacification: after 1781

after 1784

after 1872

after 1873

at Jinjipu

at Xining

People’s Republic of China. See China, People’s Republic of

Persia, travel to China from

Persian language

Persians

Pickens, Claude L., Jr.

pilgrimage (hajj)

of Beizhuang shaikh

as connection to West Asia

of Hu Dengzhou

of Hu Songshan

of Ma Laichi

of Ma Mingxin

of Ma Qixi

of Ma Rubiao

of Ma Wanfu

pious endowment (waqf)

political boundary, as concept

Prophetic descent

Pu Luoxin

qadi (Muslim judge)

Qādirīya (Sufi order)

Qalandarīya (Sufi order)

Qarakhanid dynasty

Qian Mu

qiankai-houkai conflict

Qianlong emperor: on 1784 rebellion

conquest of Xinjiang under

distinction from officials

and Gansu corruption scandal

on Hai Furun case

policy toward Muslims of

and Siku quanshu. See also Qing dynasty

Qilian Mountains

Qing dynasty: as anachronism

corruption in

as empire

as invasive actor

legitimacy of law courts of

and local authority

military

modern transformation of

and Muslim internecine conflict

officials as rational

regulation of northwest China trade

rule over Muslims

subordinate lords of

in Xinjiang. See also Chinese nationalism; Manchus; nation-state

Qinghai Province

Qingzhen zhinan (text)

Qinling Mountains

Qintianjian (Bureau of Astronomy)

Qipchaqs

Quanzhou

Qubilai

race, and minzu

Ramadan

Rashīd al-Dīn

rebellion: of 1648

of 1781

of 1784

of 1860s

of 1895

historiography of 19th-cent.

as legal category

as local feuds

local nature of

as state-created category. See also violence

reform of Islamic practice

religion: as community connector

in minzu paradigm

as valence of identity

and violence. See also Buddhism; Christianity; Daoism; Islam; Judaism

renewal. See tajdīd

revenge, as motivation for violence

Revolution of 1911

rimpoche (incarnation)

Ronglu

Sa’ad Waqqas

Sa’id Baba (sultan of Turfan)

Sala Hui. See Salars

Salar minzu

Salars: in 1781 rebellion

in 1895 law case

in 1895 rebellion

connection to Central Asia

conversion to Sufism of

as crucial actors

feuds among

origins of

population of

reputation of

two descriptions of. See also Bayanrong; Qinghai Province; Xunhua

Samarkand

as-Samman, Muhammad

Sayyid Ajall Shams ad-Dīn

science, as Muslim specialty

scripturalist fundamentalism

sect, in Islam

sectarianism, Daoist and Buddhist

self-cultivation (xiushen)

semu

semu guan (officials of various categories)

Shaanxi Province

in 1911 revolution

Ikhwan failure in

as locus for rebellions

flight of Ma Wanfu to

Qing victory in. See also Bai Yanhu; Eighteen Great Battalions; Xi’an

Muslims of: as cause of violence

decimation of

flight of

and Islam

as refugees in Gansu

resettlement of

in Suzhou

in Xining

Shādhilīya (Sufi order)

Shāh Walī Allāh

Shahrukh Bahadur

shaikh: as distinctive leader

as head of menhuan

in Hezhou

as local authority

obedience to

in Sufism. See also menhuan; Sufi order; Sufism

Shandong

sharī‘a (Muslim law): as central to Muslim orthopraxy

charity in

Chinese definition of

legitimacy for Muslims

Ma Zhu on. See also Islam

Shengbao

Shengyun

Shi Dakai

Shuangcheng, ambush at

Sichuan

Siku quanshu (text)

Silk Road

silsila (Sufi genealogy)

Sima Qian

as-Sindī, Muhammad Hayāt

as-Sinkilī, ʽAbd ar-Ra’ūf

Sino-Arabic Middle School

Sino-Muslims: acculturation under Ming

in Amdo

becoming Chinese

bicultural quality of

on both sides in rebellions

in Chinese identity

Chinese nationalism of

as citizens of China

connections to Central and West Asia

decisions by

defined

distinguished in Qing law

distribution in China

divisions among

in eastern Gansu

education of

as fanatics

identity of

integration of

as merchants, in Xinjiang

as middlemen

in minzu paradigm

origin myths of

place in modern China

under Qing rule

segregation of

sources for study of

at Taozhou.

See also Islam; Muslims

Sinophone Muslims. See Sino-Muslims

Sipian yaodao (text)

Sirhindī, Ahmad

Skinner, G. William

solidarity, as generic term

Southern Ming dynasty

Southern Song dynasty

Soviet Union, nationality policies of

statute law

stereotypes

Su Forty-three (Su Sishisan)

ballad of

Khafīya opposed to

as military leader.

See also Jahrīya; Ma Mingxin

Sufi order: as cause of violence

Chinese definition of

compared to Han kitab

conflict among

difference from Gedimu

distinctiveness of

distinguished from Sufi ideas

in Gansu

initiation into

as innovation

as local solidarity

militia of

as revivalist movement

structure of. See also menhuan; shaikh; Sufism; names of individual Sufi orders

Sufism

17th-18th cent. changes in

in China

defined

in Gansu

in Han kitab

hospices of

as Ikhwan target

impact on Chinese society of

networks of loyalty in

obedience to shaikh in

range of meanings of

revivalism in

saints in

among Sino-Muslims

spread of

Sufis

in Xinjiang

in Yunnan. See also gongbei; menhuan; shaikh; tarīqa

Suhrawardīya (Sufi order)

Suiyuan Province

Suzhou, Gansu

Suzhou, Jiangsu

Taiping rebellion

Taizisi, battle of

tajdīd (renewal)

Tamerlane

Tang dynasty

Tang Taizong

Tang Yanhe

Tangwangchuan

Tao River

Tao Zongyi

Taoxi: Bai Lang trapped in

in defense of Hezhou

as distinct region

geography and economy of

as locus of Muslim violence

Ma Zhan’ao’s victory in

Ma Zhongying in

Taozhou in. See also Hezhou; Taozhou

Taozhou (New City)

Taozhou (Old City): 1895 rebellion in

defense against Bai Lang

occupied by Ma Zhongying

sack of

as site of communal tension

situation of

and Xidaotang. See also Ma Qixi; Xidaotang

tarīqa. See Sufi order

taxation, of Muslim merchants

Taylor, F. W. M.

tea, traded for horses

thaumaturgy (karāmāt)

Tian Shengong

Tian Wu

Tian Xing Long

Tianfang. See Arabia

Tianfang dianli (text)

Tianfang xingli (text)

Tianshui

Tibet: cultural continuum of China and

Gansu as frontier of

Qing policy toward

Taozhou and

Tibetan language

Tibetan minzu

Tibetan culture: in Chinese eyes

at Taozhou

at Xining

Tibetans: allied with Qing

in anti-Muslim coalition

as converts to Islam

divisions among

as frontier people

in Gansu

in Gansu military

in Taoxi

Xidaotang and

Tonggan. See Tungan

tribute system

tuanlian (militias): as anti-Muslim forces

at Haicheng

as reaction to threat

in Shaanxi

in siege of Xi’an

at Xining. See also Shaanxi Province; violence

Tungan: in Russia

as term for Sino-Muslims

Turfan

Turkic-speakers

Turumtay

tucheng fanke (native-born foreign sojourners)

tusi (local hereditary chieftains): of Choni

defined

as local authority

replacement by nation-state

among Salars

system

among Tibetans. See also beg; Salars; Tibetans

umma (community of Muslim believers)

Uygur minzu

Uygurs, conversion to Islam of

violence: 19th cent. increase in

causes of

as characteristic of Muslims

in Chinese society

in defense of home

on frontiers

in Gansu after 1761

as gendered activity

internecine Muslim

as local

motivation to

among Muslims

between Muslims and Tibetans

as rebellion

relation to state

role of religion in

in Shaanxi

social roots of

between Sufi orders. See also rebellion

Wang Dagui

Wang Daiyu: in 20th cent.

as author of Han kitab

in thought of Ma Qixi

Wang Danwang

Wang Lun

Wang Naibi

Wang Shumin

Wang Zhu

“wash away the Muslims” (xi Hui)

Wei Guangtao

Wei River valley

wenhua (literary culture)

Western (xiyang) writings

White Lotus

Woshikeng’e

Wu Sangui

Wu Sunqie

Wuchang incident

wushi fanke (fifth-generation foreign sojourners)

Xi’an

xiaojing (Arabic pinyin)

Xidaotang: adaptation to modern China

alliance with Guomindang

called “Chinese studies faction”

commerce of

as economic collective

education in

as Islamic solidarity

origins and evolution of

resistance to Bai Lang. See also Ma Anliang; Ma Qixi; Taozhou

xiejiao (heterodoxy)

Xifeng Mountain

Xining: 1860s rebellion in

1895 rebellion in

as center of Huangzhong

complex population of

Hidāyat Allāh in

local feuds around

Ma Fuxiang in

Ma Guiyuan as Muslim leader in

as Ma Qi’s base

as Muslim center

as Song entrepot

Zuo Zongtang’s campaign against

Xining (Huang) River

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region: Bai Yanhu’s flight to

and Beizhuang menhuan

Gansu as frontier of

jihād in

Ma Anliang in

Ma Fuxiang in

Ma Wanfu in

Muslim survivors settled in

Muslims in

Qing conquest of

rebellions in

Sufism in

as Zuo Zongtang’s objective. See also Hidāyat Allāh; Kashgar; Yang Zengxin

Xinzhu

Xixia kingdom

Xunhua: 1781 rebellion in

1895 rebellion in

conflict within Huasi menhuan at

as Muslim center

qiankai-houkai conflict in

as Salar center

Yakūb Beg

Yang Changjun: 1889 visit to Hezhou by

on Dong Fuxiang’s success

as governor-general of Shaan-Gan

Muslim lawsuit brought before

plan to relieve Hezhou

proclamation of

report on Haicheng incident by

as threat to Muslims. See also rebellion of 1895

Yang Jiqing

Yang Shiji

Yang Shijun

Yang Zengxin

yangqi (cultivating the vital essence)

Yangzhou

Yangzi River, watershed

Yellow River

Yemen

Yi Xing Gong

Yingqi

Yongle emperor

Yongzheng emperor

Yu Yourenz

Yuan dynasty

Yuan Shikai

Yunnan

Zamzam well

Zang minzu. See Tibetan minzu

Zhang Fei

Zhang Fenghui

Zhang Guangjian

Zhang Wenqing

Zhang Xianzhong

Zhang Zhong (Shizhong)

Zhang Zuolin

Zhangjiachuan

Zhangjiakou

Zheng He (Ma He)

Zheng Suonan

Zhengjiao zhenquan (text)

Zhou Mi

Zhou Shixiang (Qishi)

Zhu Chun

Zhu Di. See Yongle emperor

Zhu Shichuan

Zhu Yuanzhang (Ming Taizu)

Zungharia

Zuo Zongtang

acceptance of Ma Zhan’ao’s surrender by

attack on Jinjipu by

blames New Teaching for violence

as bureaucratic Confucian

defeated by Ma Zhan’ao

as Qing commander

reconquest of north-west and Xinjiang by

resettlement of Gansu Muslims by. See also rebellion, of 1860s

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