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Honghuzi

Honghuzi (Chinese: 紅鬍子; lit. 'Red Beards') were armed Chinese robbers and bandits who operated in the areas of the eastern Russia-China borderland during the second half of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century. Their activities extended over southeastern Siberia, the Russian Far East, and Manchuria/Northeast China. The word honghuzi…

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Resistance to foreign occupation

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Honghuzi

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples49
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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related to Resistance to foreign occupation · 11
Honghuzi → Boxer Rebellion, China, Chinese, Eight-Nation Alliance, Manchuria, Manchurian Railway, Many Honghuzi, Near, Russian, The, The Honghuzi
related to Boxer Rebellion · 8
Honghuzi → Blagoveshchensk, Boxers, Chinese, Eight-Nation Alliance, Louis Livingston Seaman, Russians, Sikhs, The Honghuzi
related to Resistance to the Russian Empire · 8
Honghuzi → Amur, Chinese, Hong, Indigenous, Many, Russian, Russians, The
see also · 8
Honghuzi → Chinese, Europe, Finland, Hundred Years' WarChinese, Northeast ChinaMounted, Qing-dynasty, Russian Empire, Shanlin
related to Attacks on Japanese · 6
Honghuzi → Fred Arthur McKenzie, If, Japanese, Manchuria, Some Honghuzi, Sometimes
related to Zhang Zuolin's forces · 5
Honghuzi → Chung Tsor Lin, Japanese, Louis Livingston Seaman, Zhang, Zhang Zuolin
related to Other conflicts · 3
Honghuzi → In, Northeast China, Patrol Defense Battlation

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russian chinese one japanese us manchuria army troops russians many hung-hutzes also china men now chung miles war bandits general

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Honghuzirelated to Attacks on JapaneseSome Honghuzi0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Attacks on JapaneseJapanese0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Attacks on JapaneseManchuria0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Attacks on JapaneseFred Arthur McKenzie0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Attacks on JapaneseSometimes0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Attacks on JapaneseIf0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Boxer RebellionLouis Livingston Seaman0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Boxer RebellionBoxers0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Boxer RebellionEight-Nation Alliance0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Boxer RebellionSikhs0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Boxer RebellionThe Honghuzi0.60section
Honghuzirelated to Boxer RebellionBlagoveshchensk0.60section

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