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The Batang uprising (Chinese: 巴塘事變) was an uprising by the Khampas of Kham against the assertion of authority by Qing China. The uprising began as an opposition to the new policies of land reclamation and limits of the monastic community. The policies were implemented by , Qing's assistant amban to Tibet, stationed in Chamdo (in western Kham). Feng Quan was murdered in the uprising and four French Catholic missionaries, perceived as Qing allies, fell victim to mobs led by lamas. One was killed immediately (his remains were never found), another was tortured for twelve days before he was executed, while the other two were pursued for three months and beheaded upon capture. Ten Catholic churches were burned down and a mass of locals that had converted to Catholicism were killed. Under Frenc

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rdfs:label	Batang uprising (en) تمرد التبتيون 1905 (ar) Pemberontakan Batang (in) Révolte tibétaine de 1905 (fr) 巴塘事变 (zh)
rdfs:comment	La révolte tibétaine de 1905 (chinois traditionnel : 巴塘之亂 ; chinois simplifié : 巴塘之乱 ; pinyin : Bātáng zhī luàn) a commencé dans la région du Kham (Tibet oriental) dans les provinces du Sichuan et du Yunnan. Elle a eu pour conséquence le renforcement du pouvoir des représentants de la dynastie Qing dans la province. (fr) 巴塘事变，指1905年一系列藏传佛教喇嘛主導的仇外事件，包括了虐待並槍決法國神父、屠殺改信天主教的藏民、刺殺清朝駐官、攻擊清朝駐軍、燒燬教堂等。是藏區史上最大的宗教迫害之一。该事件源起1905年4月2日，喇嘛發起反天主教、反法國暴動，焚毁教堂，並散播謠言指清廷驻西藏帮办大臣凤全是法國人派來的假欽差。4月6日（光緒三十一年三月一日），「假欽差」凤全及随员50余人被藏民伏擊殺死。法國天主教神父苏烈（Jean-André Soulié）和（Henri Mussot）则被喇嘛抓獲折磨兩週后于4月14日遭到槍決（）。此事震动川藏，引发了清政府大规模的征剿，也成为了西康设立的导火索。 (zh) كان تمرد التبت عام 1905 (بالصينية: 巴塘事變) عبارة عن سلسلة من أعمال الشغب التي قام بها اللامات التبتيون حيث عذبوا وأعدموا المبشرين الكاثوليك الفرنسيين، وذبحوا التبتين المتحولين للكاثوليكة، واغتالوا مسؤولين من سلالة تشينغ الصينية، وهاجموا جيش تشينغ الذي كان يقمع أعمال الشغب. وحرقوا عشرات الكنائس. يعتبر هذا أحد أكبر الاضطهادات الدينية التي نظمها اللامات التبتيون. (ar) The Batang uprising (Chinese: 巴塘事變) was an uprising by the Khampas of Kham against the assertion of authority by Qing China. The uprising began as an opposition to the new policies of land reclamation and limits of the monastic community. The policies were implemented by , Qing's assistant amban to Tibet, stationed in Chamdo (in western Kham). Feng Quan was murdered in the uprising and four French Catholic missionaries, perceived as Qing allies, fell victim to mobs led by lamas. One was killed immediately (his remains were never found), another was tortured for twelve days before he was executed, while the other two were pursued for three months and beheaded upon capture. Ten Catholic churches were burned down and a mass of locals that had converted to Catholicism were killed. Under Frenc (en) Pemberontakan Batang (Hanzi: 巴塘事變) adalah pemberontakan oleh etnis Khampa di Kham melawan penegasan otoritas dinasti Qing, Tiongkok. Pemberontakan ini dilakukan sebagai penentangan terhadap kebijakan baru mengenai reklamasi lahan dan pembatasan populasi monostatik. Surat resmi kebijakan kekaisaran disampaikan oleh Feng Quan, . Feng Quan dibunuh setelah menyampaikan surat itu. Empat misionaris Katolik Prancis yang dianggap sebagai sekutu Qing, dipenggal dan satu orang lagi disiksa selama dua belas hari sebelum akhirnya dieksekusi. Sepuluh gereja Katolik dibakar dan banyak penduduk setempat yang masuk agama Katolik juga dibunuh. Di bawah tekanan Prancis untuk melindungi misionaris dan tekanan domestik agar menghentikan ancaman invasi Britania Raya di perbatasan barat, Komandan Qing Zhao Erfe (in)
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