Similarities Between Chinese Revolution And Russian Revolution

Both the French and Russian revolutions had similar causes but ended up with different results. Both of these countries had different internal factors, which cause the results. The Russians had Lenin and the French had the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen. I would also like to point out 1 more similarity between these two revolutions and that is the fact that both Czar Nicholas II and King Louis XVI were executed soon after the revolutionaries took power. It's just strange to see how two similar countries with so many similar reasons for revolting would end up with so very different governments. And when we compare both with Chinese revolution we seem several dissimilarities as well since Chinese revolution took longer than Russian and French Revolutions whereas when we compare involvement of violence in the
three revolutions we see that three of them were caused by massive loss of life in pre-revolution international military conflicts which brings us to a conclusion that massive loss of populace especially military personnel stimulates discontent among general population and this grave resentment helps in mobilizing the masses. The geographical structure of the state and pre-existing administrative systems determine the time period in which social revolutions transformed monarchical state structure into more bureaucratic and participative system, however there are several more factors that affect it too, the social relationship system between peasantry and nobility also played a great major role, the more oppressed the peasantry was the more violent the revolutionary movement.
In comparison of three revolutions at a parallel spectrum the level of education and philosophical literature had an unprecedented impact on the post-revolutionary government policy and state structure however these fundamentals were not completely followed and subjected to individual influence from the revolutionary leaders, it is also observed that French revolution was more democratic in comparison with Russian and Chinese revolution and to some extent it was due to lack of a singular influential person to lead and in fact more participative in nature. French revolution also endured more stable post-revolution legislative and governmental functionaries as compared to Communist and Soviet
regimes. As French system still prevails as a matured form of the post-revolution state whereas Communist regime transformed in to a more competitive and involved government while the Soviet systems collapsed mainly due to barbaric nature of territorial greed and mass militarization of resources and non focus on peasant population and relative oppression of the lower most class, which resulted in essential disintegration for the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union. China however transformed its structure and engaged in agrarian reforms and latter joined the industrialization struggle, focus on education, infrastructure development and implementation of modern economic research has enabled China to evolve as a global industrial, military and political power.