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    Yuan Shikais Regime

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    Theodore Deriziotis To what extent was Yuan-Shikai responsible for the collapse of the Republican government? It is known that Yuan Shikai tried to decrease the power of the democratic republic and centralize the power on himself. He was a strict authoritarian and went to the extent of declaring himself Emperor in 1916. However‚ shortly after that he died and the Republic collapsed while China descended into warlordism. The country entered a chaotic state‚ with no centralized authority while at

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    Biography of Yuan Shi Kai

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    Biography of Yuan Shi Kai Yuan Shi Kai‚ a military leader‚ world leader‚ and a government official of China was born in 1859‚ Henan Province‚ China. He was a Chinese general and politician famous for his influence during the late Qing Dynasty‚ his role in the events leading up to the abdication of the last Qing Emperor of China‚ his autocratic rule as the second President of the Republic of China (following Sun Yatsen)‚ and his short-lived attempt to revive the Chinese monarchy‚ with himself as

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    National Protection Movement was included) and Warlord Era. After the reunification between North and South‚ Democracy and peace didn’t come to China. Yuan was appointed as the Provisional President replaced Dr. SunYatsen. The Provisional Constitution was ignored and even abolished by Yuan. To prevent from losing ruling power to Guomingdang‚ Yuan even eliminate his opponents by assassinating the head of GMD‚ Song Jiaoren. The Second Revolution was broke out with the lead of Dr. Sun and the GMD dudu

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    dissidents causing a mutiny. This undermined the control of the Qing government as their imperial army was no match for the Chinese military who had invested in modernisation. However‚ it can be argued that other factors such as Sun Yatsen’s influence‚ Yuan Shikai’s double crossing‚ the existing weaknesses of the Qing‚ and foreign intervention also played an important part in the fall of the Qing dynasty. One long term cause of the fall of the Qing dynasty was the influence of Sun Yatsen. His involvement

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    China broke down in the years between 1912 and 1926. Amongst these are Yuan Shikai’s usurping of the government‚ his weaknesses‚ involvement of foreign countries in the affairs of China‚ the rise of warlords and their divided ideologies and the May Fourth Movement. All these collectively played a huge role in undermining the strength of the government in Beijing and making China a divided and unstable nation. Yuan Shikai betrayed the revolution and contributed greatly to the breakdown of power

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    direction. This movement was headed by large forms of mass advertising through the use of the New Youth and many other magazines. This increase of national sentiments led to the Chinese demanding that their government to oppose the Japanese 21 demands on Yuan Shikai’s government and it also saw the emergence of the new merchants and labour class. With all these demonstrations and national sentiments‚ China was in a period of disorder and lawlessness‚ which was similar to that during the warlord era in the

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    democracy and socialism Fail in building up real democracy and political and social stability in China Internally • Yuan Shikai became the first president of the new republic in 1912 • Yuan can force his will on the people • Yuan attempted to restore monarchy in 1916 but failed due to the rising and expansion of the Campaign to Defend the Republic started by Sun • Struggles between Yuan and the revolutionaries during 1912-1916 • However Yuan’s death in 1916 led to the rise of warlords and the warlord

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    China Revolution of 1911

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    for salvage from the destructive rule of Prince Chun‚ the father of the infant Emperor‚ Pu-Yi‚ was a very important event in the historical development of twentieth century China. It led to the abdication of the Qing Emperor‚ and placement of Yuan Shikai as the President of the Republic. The revolution‚ which sparked from a revolt at Wuchang in 1911‚ tipped off the majority of the provinces to proclaim their independence from the Qing Regime. Although the new Chinese Republic was initially able

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    dynasty’s failure to implement lasting‚ effective reforms. It can easily be argued that the Qing dynasty didn’t recognise the importance of the military until it was too late and they suffered for neglecting it. The dismissal of a key general‚ Yuan Shikai in 1908 can be seen as a turning point for the military in this period. The dismissal wasn’t for valid reasons‚ but purely a chance for Regent Prince Chun to assert his authority. However‚ this had disastrous consequences the Qing dynasty‚ as they

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    Though he did not directly defeat the Manchu dynasty‚ the revolutionary leader‚ Sun-Yet-sen significantly influenced the 1911 revolution movement in China. Sun was a leading figure from 1900 to 1924‚ he proactively opposed the Constitutional Manchu monarch‚ 1644-1912‚ and is recognised for his contribution to the nationalist revolution and westernise thinking that formed the republic of China. He is most famously recognised for his Three People’s Principle’s; nationalism‚ democracy and the people’s

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