Wang-change-hui, 186 Wang-Chao-naing, 186 Wang-Cheng-ting, 186 Ward, General, in the Taiping Rebellion, 265 Wen Tsang-yao, 185 White, Miss T. C. (Princess der Ling), 261 White Lily Society, 269 Winsloe, Rear-Admiral, 72, 123 Women soldiers, 53 Wong, Mr., 163 _Woodcock_, H.M.S., 109 Wounded at Hanyung, 131-3 Wu, General, 126 Wu San-Kwei, calls in the Manchus to avenge his mistress, 259 Wu Ting Fang, Dr., 40, 152, 173, 185, 187 Wuchang, outbreak at, 16, 33-4, 47, 72-3; stronghold of Revolutionists, 92; fighting round, 98-100, 124; evacuation of, 167-9; modern army of, 224 Yakub Beg, leader of the Mohammedan Revolt, 267 Yangtze River, 189 Yen, Prince (Emperor Ch'eng-Tsu), his rebellion in A.D. 1400, 257 Yin Chang, General, 62 Young China Party, 242-3, 245 Yu Hsien, massacres missionaries, 272 Yuan-Ch'ang, executed for saving Europeans, 271 Yuan-Shih-Kai, 39-40, 75-7, 93; his letter to General Li, 94-5; promises a Constitutional Government and abolition of the Manchu princedoms, 95; his army, 97; Li's appeal to him, 103-06; 117-18, 125; his plea for a monarchy, 135; official statement, 159-61; negotiations at the Peace Conference, 113-15; 190, 196; proclaimed President, but loses hold in Pekin, 213; character-sketch of, 221-2; "Yuan the Reformer," 223; forms the Model Army, 224; betrays the Emperor, 225; the first man in China, 226; his fall, 227; recalled to Pekin as Prime Minister, 228; to form a Reform Government, 229; in favour of limited monarchy, 229, 233; an enigma, 234 Yunnan, Mohammedan rebellion in, 248, 267 UNWIN BROTHERS, LIMITED, THE GRESHAM PRESS, WOKING AND LONDON. End of Project Gutenberg's China's Revolution 1911-1912, by Edwin J. Dingle