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There seems to be some confusion in the article as to the color of the rebels' turbans (and thus the correct name of the rebellion itself). I'm fairly certain it's supposed to be "Yellow Turban" however. But, my early-Ming history is rusty, and I've no ready access to a reliable source, or I'd edit this myself. Could someone please confirm or deny, and edit accordingly?
Chang E18:06, 25 October 2006 (UTC)reply
Perhaps the slight ambiguity of the events, the similarity of names, the only small difference in location. It's confusing.That's why we need a hatnote. This is the first time i've heard of this rebellion.
Assistant N (
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18:20, 13 December 2012 (UTC)reply
Koko Temur (Wang Baobao) had a Chinese father and a Turkic mother (probably a Buddhist Uighur) and she belonged to
Semu class and came from a pro-Mongol family, being the sister of Chagan Temür. Koko was elevated to the status of a Mongol for his loyalty in fighting against Chinese rebels. The Ming dynasty
Hongwu Emperor married Koko Temur's sister to his own brother Zhu Shuang after capturing her.
The link is about 19th-century events, while this page is about 14th-century events. I also just noticed that the infobox has two notes that do not refer to anything... I'm not sure where they came from.
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21:16, 14 December 2018 (UTC)reply