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Oct 19, 2026

Simon WhistlerHOST
13:46
At the time, Nanjing was the capital of China, and the death toll is estimated at between 50 and 300,000 people.
Simon WhistlerHOST
13:54
Sometimes specific groups were targeted, such as the Hui people.
Simon WhistlerHOST
13:58
Furthermore, virtual enslavement of people took place as laborers or enforced prostitution.
Simon WhistlerHOST
14:02
For example, the use of sex slaves known as comfort women was systematic and widespread in Korea, China, Thailand, and many other countries under the yoke of the Japanese at the time.
Chris StewartHOST
8:17
In spite of holding the Western reaches in their entirety since the end of the prior century, it wouldn't even be until nearly a century later, the 1860s and 70s, that the quote-unquote modern transformation of Inner Asia would truly begin.
Chris StewartHOST
8:33
They would be kicked off by the Muslim rebellions of that period, both the more widely known Donggan rebellions of the Hui people across the northwestern frontiers of Shanxi, Gansu, and Xinjiang, but also the Panthei rebellion that gripped Yunnan over much of the same period.
Chris StewartHOST
8:47
many empires seem to come about becoming, well, empires, in an almost haphazard, Mr. Magoo-esque fashion.
Chris StewartHOST
8:57
The Romans were famously cited, very wryly, by Cicero, as winning its vast territories pro fide, out pro salute.
speaker_3NARRATOR
5:54
2.
speaker_3NARRATOR
5:55
The submission of the Hui Muslim regions.
speaker_3NARRATOR
5:58
3.
speaker_3NARRATOR
5:58
The quelling of Jinchuan.
Chris StewartHOST
35:19
For those myriad peoples beyond the frontiers who might still be on the fence about whether they should throw their support behind Kangxi or Galdan, the Qing emperor wanted to be clear that they would be expected to pick a side and that there was only one correct choice.
Chris StewartHOST
35:36
As such, he printed hundreds of leaflets and distributed them among the Mongol princes, stressing that Galdan had violated the teachings and ways of the Dalai Lama, invaded the Qing frontier, violated his treaty with the Qing, and tried to use the Mongol princes, Russians, and even the Hui Muslims of oasis towns like Hami and Turfan, quote, in order to plot to conquer China and set up a Muslim as its ruler, end quote.
Chris StewartHOST
36:02
This was all, we well know by now, completely made up.
Chris StewartHOST
36:07
But it sounded possible, it sounded official, so it must be true, right? To that itself, it quickly became evident, was a situationship all its own.
ClaudGUEST
43:34
both in and outside of the deaf community, and maybe because of the restaurant as well.
ClaudGUEST
43:39
Um, but we kinda got thrusted into the Hui Muslim community-
BenHOST
43:43
That's awesome
ClaudGUEST
43:43
... and, you know, it was-
ClaudGUEST
43:33
He was just so well-known, both in and outside of the deaf community, and maybe because of the restaurant as well.
ClaudGUEST
43:39
But we kind of got thrusted into the Hui Muslim community.
ClaudGUEST
43:43
That's
Ben WestenHOST
43:44
awesome.
ChenHOST
18:28
And that's because of my mom and my mom's family come from Changping District.
ChenHOST
18:32
Changping has a huge Hui Muslim population.
ChenHOST
18:36
And that's why, like I mentioned before, I'm half Hui, half Manchu.
ChenHOST
18:41
Changping, the name, it literally means flourish, peace.
Hans van de VenGUEST
11:33
I think the, the creation of a secular Turkey, um, creates a question or creates a way in which, you know, the caliphate is gone.
Hans van de VenGUEST
11:45
Uh, so the idea that there's a caliphate to which all Muslims around the world will somehow see that as the supreme Ultimate authority.
Hans van de VenGUEST
11:56
That goes away, and you get these debates in Muslim circles about, so, well, if we're going to have some sort of modern Islam that is opposed to Western imperialism but also embraces the state, then you get all kinds of Muslim nationalist movements that have come out of that, and those are quite strong.
Hans van de VenGUEST
12:13
For instance, in, uh, Indonesia, very powerfully so, um, as well as in India.
Hans van de VenGUEST
12:20
And so there is this...
Hans van de VenGUEST
12:21
So I think the First World War has sort of three nodes from which it really impinges on political social developments across Asia.
Hans van de VenGUEST
12:30
One is the October Revolution, then there's Woodrow Wilson's speech, Woodrow Wilson's, uh, arguments about self-determination, and then, uh, sort of the, the impact o-on Islam of having a secular state, uh, in which Muslims can find a new future and the kind of debate that that sets loose.
Hans van de VenGUEST
12:49
And of course, Islam was very much...

Unknown podcast

China: 10-day itinerary

Oct 1 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
2:51
This surviving Ming defensive wall gives you a view of the old city from above and a sense of its scale.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:57
Afterwards, eat dinner in the Muslim Quarter, where Hui Muslim heritage gives the Silk Road story an everyday dimension.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:04
Try roujiamo or lamb dishes.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:06
The point is more than finding something to eat—this is another way to notice how regional cooking changes with each city’s history.
ChenHOST
0:47
And then I was like, huh, I haven't done an episode or, you know, a series about this at all so far.
ChenHOST
0:54
So far, I've been talking about the landmarks and my own ethnicity, identity, Hui Muslim Quarter.
ChenHOST
1:03
They have been very, very fun.
ChenHOST
1:04
Don't get me wrong.

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