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He had two sons, Ma Qi, and Ma Lin. Ma Qi had 2 sons, Ma Buqing and Ma Bufang, originally from Monigou Township (漠泥沟乡) in Linxia County. [8] Their father, Ma Qi (1869–1931), was based in Xining, controlling what is today Qinghai Province. Ma Zhongying was Ma Qi's nephew, and thus a cousin of Ma Buqing and Ma Bufang.
Ma Lin's nephew, Ma Bufang, the governor of Qinghai, persecuted the new Salafi Wahhabis. [17] He died on 26 January 1945. Ma Lin's eldest son Ma Burong (Ma Pu-jung) 馬步榮 defected to the Communists after 1949 and donated 10,000 Yuan to support Chinese troops in the Korean War. [2] He had another son, Ma Buyuan (Ma Pu-yüan) 馬步援. [18]
While his uncle Ma Lin was governor of Qinghai, Ma Bufang was pacification commissioner of Gansu. [16] In 1936, during Autumn, Ma Bufang made his move to expel his uncle from power and to replace him. [17] Ma Bufang made Ma Lin's position untenable and unbearable until he resigned from power by making the Hajj to Mecca. [18]
The Ma clique quickly realised that Sun posed a potential threat to their power, however, and mobilized a strong political opposition to the Nationalist government's strategy. Governor Ma Lin of Qinghai as well as governor Ma Hongkui of Ningxia declared that they would not allow Sun Dianying to move through their territories, let alone settle ...
In 1928, Qinghai province was created. The Muslim warlord and General Ma Qi became military governor of Qinghai, followed by his brother Ma Lin and then Ma Qi's son Ma Bufang. In 1932 Tibet invaded Qinghai, attempting to capture southern parts of Qinghai province, following contention in Yushu, Qinghai, over a monastery in 1932. The army of Ma ...
A Hui, Ma was born on 23 September 1869 in Daohe, now part of Linxia, Gansu, China. His father was Ma Haiyan and his brother was Ma Lin. He was a senior commander in the Qinghai-Gansu region during the late Qing dynasty. Ma Sala was said to be his father. Ma Qi led loyalist Muslim troops to crush Muslim rebels during the Dungan Revolt (1895). [1]
Ma Zhongying also fought against his great uncle Ma Lin (warlord), who was a Muslim General in Feng Yuxiang's army, defeating him when Ma Lin attempted to retake Hezhou. [11] The slogan of the rebels was "don't kill Hui, don't kill Han, only kill the officers of Guominjun" "不杀回，不杀汉，只杀国民军的办事员". [12]
Ma Lin (painter) (13th century), Song dynasty Chinese painter; Ma Lin (warlord) (1873–1945), Chinese warlord, Chairman of Qinghai (1931–1938) Ma Lin (biochemist) (1924–2017), Vice-Chancellor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong; Ma Lin (footballer) (born 1962), Chinese football player and team manager; Ma Lin (table tennis) (born 1980 ...