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"Ma Fu-hsiang ; received his military training at a Military School in Kansu; after many years of service in the Army, he rose to the position of Bandit- Suppression Commander of the horder regions of Ninghsia, Shensi and Mongolia, 1916"
"MA HUNG-KUEI, Government Official; born at Taoho Hsien, Kansu, 1892; son of the late well-known Mohammedan leader, Gen. Ma Fu-hsiang; received his military training at a military school in Kansu; after many years of service in the Army"
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still alive, a bosom companion of Khangdudorji and Ma Hongkui (1 88 1 - 1970). Khangdudorji was the son of the Dalad duke and the league's former captain- general, Sumburbatu, while Ma Hongkui was the son of Ma Fuxiang (1876-1932) , ...
The Boxer Rebellion had repurcussions up to World War 2. The Muslim warlord Ma Hongkui, basically told the Japanese in WW2 the death of his clansmen (including his uncle Ma Fulu) during the Boxer Rebellion at the hands of the 8 nation alliance (including Japan) was unavenged, so Ma Hongkui and his cousin Ma Hongbin would have to fight the Japanese. (Ma Hongkui was Ma Fuxiang's son, Ma Hongbin was Ma Fulu's son).
