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Red Turban Rebellion

BelligerentsYuan dynastyPrincipality of Liang (Yunnan) (1372–1382) Goryeo (1359–1360)Northern Red Turban rebels:Song dynasty (1351–1366) Western Wu (1361–1367) Ming dynasty (from 1368)Southern Red Turban rebels:Tianwan (1351–1360) Chen Han (1360–1363) Ming Xia (1361–1366)Zhou (1354–1357) Wu (1363–1367)Other southern warlords Fujian Muslim rebels (1357–1366) Northern warlordsCommanders and leadersToghon TemürToqto'aCha­ghan TemurNa­gha­chuChen You­dingZhang YuKöke TemürAyu­shiri­daraTögüs TemürBasalawarmiHan Shantong†Han Lin'er (Long­feng Emperor)Liu Futong†Mao Gui†Guo ZixingZhu Yuan­zhangXu DaChang YuchunFu YoudeLiu BowenHu DahaiPeng Yingyu †Xu Shouhui†Ni Wenjun†Chen Youliang†Chen LiZhang Dingbian (WIA)Zhang Bixian (WIA)Ming YuzhenMing ShengZhang ShichengLü ZhenZhang ShideFang GuozhenBolad TemürZhang LiangbiZhang Liang­chen †Li SiqiTörebegStrength Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown UnknownCasualties and losses Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown UnknownThe Red Turban Rebellions (Chinese: 紅巾起義; pinyin: Hóngjīn Qǐyì) were uprisings against the Yuan dynasty between 1351 and 1368, eventually leading to its collapse.

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