The Yunnanese Civil War was a civil war and major conflict in the Yunnan region post doomsday between the generals of the People's Republic of Yunnan and Democratic rebels, known as Free Yunnan. In 2004 the People's Republic of Yunnan's leader, Fu Quanyou, passed away in his sleep. He was succeeded by his generals, whose heavy industrialization projects, other economic strains, and use of heavy human labor began to push the people of Yunnan toward eventual rebellion.
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| - The Yunnanese Civil War was a civil war and major conflict in the Yunnan region post doomsday between the generals of the People's Republic of Yunnan and Democratic rebels, known as Free Yunnan. In 2004 the People's Republic of Yunnan's leader, Fu Quanyou, passed away in his sleep. He was succeeded by his generals, whose heavy industrialization projects, other economic strains, and use of heavy human labor began to push the people of Yunnan toward eventual rebellion.
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| - Clockwise from left to right: Rebel forces assaulting the government defenses during the Battle of Kunming. Civilians in a destroyed Yunnan town. Early militia group moving in Yunnan countryside. Yunnanese forced laborers.
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| - Decisive Rebel Victory
*Collapse of the People's Republic of Yunnan
*Establishment of a republic
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| - 1983(xsd:integer)
- Yunnanese Civil War
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| - The Yunnanese Civil War was a civil war and major conflict in the Yunnan region post doomsday between the generals of the People's Republic of Yunnan and Democratic rebels, known as Free Yunnan. In 2004 the People's Republic of Yunnan's leader, Fu Quanyou, passed away in his sleep. He was succeeded by his generals, whose heavy industrialization projects, other economic strains, and use of heavy human labor began to push the people of Yunnan toward eventual rebellion. By 2008 the loose resistance and rebellion had escalated into war, with rebel factions officially operating in Yunnanese provinces. The government responded by attempting to stamp down any insurrection, killing many suspected rebels, and burning numerous villages of innocent people suspected of harboring or supporting rebel groups. This action only angered the population further, beginning a civil war by late that year. Following the costly Battle of Kunming, in which the rebel faction assaulted the capital city of Yunnan, the rebellion would be successful, with the remaining generals and officials of the People's Republic of Yunnan being arrested, tried, and swiftly executed. In 2010 the civil war was officially declared over, and representatives from across the area came together to write a fair and just constitution in May of that year. This would become the foundation for the modern Republic of Yunnan.
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