Revived Thoughts Revived Thoughts Deep Dive: Taiping Rebellion
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Aug 1, 2024 In 19th-century China, failing to attend church could lead to execution. The Taiping Rebellion, led by Hong Xiuquan, aimed to establish a 'Heavenly Kingdom,' resulting in one of history's bloodiest conflicts. The podcast explores Hong’s mystical visions, his rise as a charismatic leader, and the movement's radical moral codes. Discover the social upheaval, the violent confrontations against idol worship, and the impact on gender dynamics. This little-known historical event reveals a significant clash between tradition and transformative ideals.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Weight of Failure: A Scholar's Struggle in 19th Century China
02:14 • 6min
Transformative Visions and Rebellion
07:59 • 26min
The Rise of a Charismatic Cult Leader
34:24 • 23min
Moral Code and Vigilante Justice in a Turbulent Era
57:48 • 2min
The Bold Confrontation with Idolatry and Its Consequences
59:37 • 5min
Rise of the Taiping Rebellion
01:04:55 • 15min
The Turning Point of the Taiping Rebellion
01:19:54 • 17min
Rebellion and Restoration
01:36:30 • 8min
Gender Divides in the Taiping Rebellion
01:44:04 • 14min