Millenarian rebellion in China : the Eight Trigrams uprising of 1813 / Susan Naquin.
Reprint. Originally published: New Haven : Yale University Press, 1976.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 367-372) and index.
民國66 [1977]. Not in OCLC.

Introduction: Narratives of Resistance and Problems of Suppressed Histories -- 1. Anti-New Policy Rural Activism in Historical Context: Taiping and Boxer Preludes -- 2. Laiyang, Shandong: Qu Shiwen and the Four Mountains -- Excerpt from Water Margin -- 3. Zunhua, Zhili: Camel King Wang at the Foot of the Great Wall -- Excerpt from The Romance of Three Kingdoms -- 4. Weiyuan, Sichuan: Heaven-Protected Liu Xiangting among the Red Lanterns -- Excerpt from Journey to the West -- 5. Lianzhou, Guangdong: The Greenwood/Tongmenghui Alliance -- 6. Chuansha, Jiangsu: Ding Fei and Her Vegetarian Sisterhood in Resistance to Reform -- Epilogue: A Place in the Twentieth Century.

The legacy of peasant rebellion in pre-modern China -- Peasant rebellions in the mid-nineteenth century -- The Chinese peasantry and the collapse of the imperial order -- The pattern of peasant unrest in early modern China -- Peasants and the revolution of 1924-27 -- The peasant movement under Communist leadership 1927-37 -- Yenan-peasant headquarters of the Communist revolution -- The Chinese peasantry and the modern Chinese revolution.