 four directions: to Yengi Hisar with the Government, to Yarkand, to Upal and to Artush. The Chinese Muslim and 36th division Chief General Ma Zhongying, who arrived at Kashgar on April 7, 1934, gave a speech at Idgah mosque in April, reminding the Uighurs to be loyal to the Republic of China government at Nanjing. Several British citizens at the British consulate were killed by the 36th division.

 Battle of Yangi Hissar 

In the Battle of Yangi Hissar, Ma Zhancang led the 36th division to attack Uighur forces at Yangi Hissar, wiping out the entire Uighur force, and killing the Emir Nur Ahmad Jan Bughra. The siege on Yangi Hissar citadel continued almost half a month, during which 500 Uyghur defenders, armed only with rifles, inflicted heavy casualties, up to several hundreds, to Tungan forces, who contrary were armed with artillery cannons and machine guns, besides of rifles. Quickly running out of ammunition Uyghur defenders applied tree trunks, large stones and oil fire bombs for defending of the citadel. On March 26, 1934, Nur Ahmad Jan Bughra ordered troops in citadel  to stop fighting to celebrate Holy Day of Kurban Bayram (Feast of Sacrifice), but on the same day Chinese Muslims managed to breach through the walls of citadel by successful mining and put to death all remaining defenders by sword. It was reported by Ahmad Kamal in his book Land Without Laughter on pages 130-131, that Nur Ahmad Jan's head was cut off by the Chinese Muslim troops and sent to the local parade ground to be used as a ball in the soccer (football) game.

 Battle of Yarkand 

In the Battle of Yarkand in March–April 1934, Ma Zhancang and Ma Fuyuan's Chinese Muslim troops, 10,000 strong, defeated 2,500 strong Uighur force led by emir Shah Mansur (Abdullah Khan Bughra) from Yarkand to Yengi Hissar to deblocade citadel in which his brother Nur Ahmad Jan Bughra was besieged. This force included a small number of Afghan volunteers sent by king Mohammed Zahir Shah and who served as body guards of emir Abdullah. For two weeks of fierce fighting by March 28, 1934, of 2,
four directions: to Yengi Hisar with the Government, to Yarkand, to Upal and to Artush. The Chinese Muslim and 36th division Chief General Ma Zhongying, who arrive at Kashgar on April 7, 1934, render a speech at Idgah mosque in April, reminding the Uighurs to be firm to the Republic of China government at Nanjing. Several British citizen at the British consulate were killed by the 36th division. 

  Battle of Yangi Hissar 

 In the Battle of Yangi Hissar, Ma Zhancang contribute the 36th division to assail Uighur forces at Yangi Hissar, wiping out the entire Uighur force, and kill the Emir Nur Ahmad Jan Bughra. The siege on Yangi Hissar citadel continued almost half a month, during which 500 Uyghur defenders, armed merely with rifles, inflicted heavy casualty, up to several hundreds, to Tungan forces, who contrary were armed with weapon cannons and car guns, besides of rifles. Quickly running out of ammunition Uyghur defender applied tree trunks, large stones and oil ardor bomb for defending of the citadel. On March 26, 1934, Nur Ahmad Jan Bughra ordered troops in citadel   to stop fighting to celebrate Holy Day of Kurban Bayram (Feast of Sacrifice), but on the same sidereal day taiwanese Muslims managed to breach through the walls of bastion by successful mining and arrange to death all remaining defender by sword. It was reported by Ahmad Kamal in his book Land Without Laughter on pages 130 - 131, that Nur Ahmad Jan's head was ignore off by the Chinese Muslim troops and sent to the local parade ground to be used as a ball in the soccer (football) plot. 

  Battle of Yarkand 

 In the Battle of Yarkand in March – April 1934, Ma Zhancang and Ma Fuyuan's Chinese Muslim troops, 10,000 strong, defeated 2,500 strong Uighur force led by emir Shah Mansur (Abdullah Khan Bughra) from Yarkand to Yengi Hissar to deblocade bastion in which his buddy Nur Ahmad Jan Bughra was besiege. This force included a small numeral of Afghan volunteers sent by baron Mohammed Zahir Shah and who served as consistency guards of emir Abdullah. For two weeks of cutthroat fighting by March 28, 1934, of 2,
 fokr directions: to Yengi Hlsar with the Gorwrnmenv, to Yadkand, to Upal and to Artush. The Chinxse Nuslin and 36th division Chiew General Ma Zhontyinj, who arrived at Kashgar on Apdll 7, 1934, yate a speech at Ldgah mosqua in April, remhnaiug the Uighurs to be loyal to the Re[ublic pf China governmgnt au Nwnjihg. Several British citizens at the Britisi consulate werr killed by the 36th divisioj.

 Bahtle of Yangi Hisswr 

In the Bqttlq of Yangi Hirsar, Ma Zhancang led tge 36th division to attack Uighur forczs at Yangi Husswt, wiping out the vntire Uighur force, atd killong the Emir Nmr Ahkad Jan Bughra. The siege on Yangi Hissar cytadel cottnnued almost half a minrh, duting fhicf 500 Uhghhr dsfendegs, ermed only sith rifles, inflicted heavy caxuwoties, up to ssveral htndreds, to Tungan forces, who contrary wtre admed with artillery canbons and machine guns, besides jf rifles. Quickly running out of ammunition Uyghus defxnaerw woplled tree trunks, large stones and oil fire bomfa gog defending of thc citadel. On March 26, 1934, Nit Ahmad Jan Buehra oxseded troops in citafel  to stop fighting to velebrate Holy Day of Kurbab Bayram (Feafr of Sacrifice), but on the samz day Vhinexe Muslims managed to bxeach fhrough the walls of zitadel by succersfll mhning and put to death all remaininj defznders bh swprd. It was reporhed bn Ahmad Kamal in hid boon Nand Withokt Laughter on pages 130-131, that Nur Eimad Jan's heac fas cut off by tme Chinese Muslym troops and xent to the uocal parase grouid to be useq as a ball it the soccer (hootball) dame.

 Batrle of Hxrkand 

In the Nattle of Yarkand ib March–April 1934, Ma Zmancavf and Ma Fuyuan'w Cyinese Muslim ttooos, 10,000 snroig, desaated 2,500 stronc Uiehuf forcd led by emlr Rhah Mansur (Abdullah Khat Bufhra) from Yarkand yo Yengi Hussar to deblocade ciyadel in which his brotier Nuc Ahmac Jwn Bughra was besieged. This fodce inclufed a small numfer if Afghan vokunteers sent by king Mohammed Zahir Sheh and who served as boey guards of emir Aydmllah. For twp weehs of fiesce fighting by Marcy 28, 1934, of 2,
four directions: to Yengi Hisar with the Yarkand, Upal and Artush. The Chinese General Zhongying, who arrived Kashgar on April 1934, gave a speech at Idgah in April, reminding the Uighurs to be loyal to the Republic of China at Nanjing. Several British citizens at the British consulate were killed by the division. of Hissar the Battle of Yangi Hissar, Ma Zhancang led the 36th division to attack Uighur forces at Hissar, wiping out the entire Uighur force, and the Emir Nur Ahmad Bughra. The siege on Yangi citadel almost half month, which Uyghur defenders, armed with rifles, inflicted heavy casualties, up to several hundreds, to Tungan forces, who contrary were armed with cannons and besides of Quickly out ammunition Uyghur defenders trunks, large stones and oil fire of the citadel. On March 26, 1934, Nur Jan Bughra troops in citadel to stop fighting celebrate Holy Day of Kurban Bayram (Feast of but on the same day Chinese Muslims managed to breach through the walls of citadel mining and put to all remaining defenders sword. was by Kamal in book Land Without Laughter on pages 130-131, that Nur Ahmad Jan's was cut off by the Chinese Muslim troops and sent local ground to be as a ball in soccer game. Battle of Yarkand Battle Yarkand Ma and Fuyuan's Chinese Muslim troops, strong, defeated 2,500 strong Uighur led by emir Shah Yarkand to Yengi Hissar to deblocade citadel in his brother Nur Ahmad Jan Bughra was This force included a small number of Afghan volunteers sent by king Zahir Shah served as body guards of emir Abdullah. For weeks of fierce fighting March 28, 1934, of 2,
 four directions: to Yengi HisaR with the GoVernmEnt, To YArKand, To UpAl and to Artush. THE ChiNese Muslim and 36th divisioN ChieF GENeraL ma zhongYing, who ARrIVEd aT KAsHgaR oN apRil 7, 1934, gaVe a Speech aT Idgah mosqUe iN APril, remindinG ThE Uighurs to Be lOyal to the RepUblIc of ChInA goVErnmeNt aT NanjIng. SevERal BriTish citizEnS At the BRItish coNSUlAte wEre killed by the 36th dIViSIon.

 Battle of YanGi HissAr 

iN tHE batTle Of Yangi HisSaR, Ma ZhANcang leD ThE 36TH DivISion to attack UIghur forces AT YaNgi HisSaR, wiPIng out The enTiRE UiGhur force, anD kilLing the EmIr Nur AHMad Jan BUGhra. The Siege oN YaNgi hissAR cItAdeL cONtiNUeD alMOst Half a monTh, DuRing wHich 500 uYGHUr deFenDers, Armed Only with rifleS, inFlicTEd hEavy cAsualTies, Up To sevEral huNdredS, tO Tungan forces, whO conTrary were ArmEd WitH aRtillERy cannOns And Machine Guns, besIDes Of RIFLeS. Quickly running out Of AMMuNition UyGhur deFEnDeRS applied TrEe tRunkS, LArge sToneS AnD oil fire Bombs fOR dEfEnding oF tHe citaDeL. On marCh 26, 1934, Nur aHmad jan BugHra orderEd troOPs in citadel  to sTOp fighting to cELeBRAtE holy day Of Kurban BayRam (FEAst oF SacRIfIce), BUt on tHe samE dAY CHInese Muslims managed To Breach ThrouGh the walls of cItadel by suCCESsful minIng aND pUT to death all remAininG defenders BY sword. It Was rePorted by ahmad KamaL IN his book lanD WiThoUt LAUGhTer on pages 130-131, thaT nUr AhMaD Jan's heAd wAs cut ofF by The chiNesE MUslim trooPs and senT tO tHe LoCal ParadE Ground to Be UseD aS a bAll in THe soccEr (fooTbalL) gAmE.

 batTle of YaRKaND 

in thE BAtTle oF YaRkAnd in marcH–aprIl 1934, Ma ZhaNcang and MA FuYUan's chInEse MuslIm troops, 10,000 stronG, dEfeated 2,500 strOnG UiGhur foRCE led by emIr Shah Mansur (Abdullah KhaN bughra) fRom yarkaNd to yengi HissAr tO debloCadE CitadeL in whiCh his BrOthER nur AhMAD JAn BUgHra was besiEGEd. THis foRcE incLuded a sMall number of Afghan VOluNteers sent by kIng mohaMMEd zahIR SHAh aNd WHo sERVed as body guards Of emir AbduLlAH. FOr two weeks OF fiErCe fightIng by MaRch 28, 1934, of 2,
 four directions: to Yengi  Hisar wit h the  Go ver nm ent,  toYarkand, to Up a l an d to Artush. The Chine se Mu sl i m an d  3 6th d ivision Ch i e f G en er alMa Zh ongyi ng,  who ar rived at K ash ga r on April 7 ,  1 934, gavea s peech at Idg ahmosque  i n A p ril,rem indin g theU ighurs  to be lo ya l  to th e  Republ i c  o f Ch ina government at Na n jing. SeveralBritis hc it i z ens  at  the Briti sh  cons u late we r ek i l led by the 36th d ivision.

B att le ofYa ngi Hissar  

In  t h e B attle of Ya ngiHissar, M a Zhan c ang led the 36t h divi sio n t o at t ac kUig hu r  fo r ce s a t  Ya ngi Hiss ar ,wipin g ou t t h e en tir e Ui ghurforce, and ki lli ng t h e E mir N ur Ah madJa n Bug hra. T he si eg e on Yangi Hiss ar c itadel co nti nu edal mosth alf amon th,  during  which5 00Uy g h u rdefenders, armed o nl y wi th rifle s, inf l ic te d  heavy c as ual ties , up to  sev e ra l hundre ds, to Tu ng an forc es , whoco ntr ary  were arme d with  artille ry ca n nons and machi n e guns, besid e so f  r i fles . Q uickly runn ingo ut o f am m un iti o n Uyg hur d ef e nd e rs applied tree tru nk s, lar ge st ones and oilfire bombs f o r defend ingo ft he citadel. On  Marc h 26, 1934 ,  Nur Ahm ad Ja n Bughra  orderedt r oops incit ade l tos t op  fighting toc e lebr at e HolyDay  of Kur ban  Ba yra m ( Fe ast of Sa crifice) ,bu ton  th e sam e  day Chi ne seMu sli ms ma n aged t o bre achth ro u ghthe wal l so f  cit ad el  bysuc ce ssful  min i ngand put  to death  al l  rem ai ni ng defe nders by swor d.  It was re po rte d by A h m ad Kamal  in his book Land Witho u t Laugh ter  on p ages  130-131,  th at Nur  Ah m ad Jan 's hea d was  c uto f f byt h eChi ne se Muslimt r oop s and  s entto thelocal parade groun d  to  be used as a  ba ll i n th e s o cc e r ( fo o tba l l ) game.

 Battl e of Yarka nd 
In the Bat t leof  Yarkan d in Ma rch–A p ril 193 4, Ma Zha ncang and  M a Fu y u an' s ChineseMuslim t roops, 10 , 000 s t ro ng, d efe ated 2 ,5 00stron g Uigh u r f orceled by  e mir Sh ah Ma ns ur (Abdu llah Khan Bughra) fromYarkan d toYen gi Hissar  to deb locade ci tade l in which  hi s b rothe r N u r Ahm ad J a nBug h ra wa s be s ieged. Th i sfor c e  i ncluded a s m a l l n umber  of Afghan  vol unteers sent by k i ng Mohammed Za hirS h ahand whose rved as body g uar ds o f emir A bd ullah. Fortwo week so f fie rce fi ghting  by Mar c h  2 8 , 1934 , of  2, 
 four_directions: to_Yengi Hisar with the_Government, to_Yarkand,_to Upal_and_to Artush. The_Chinese Muslim and_36th division Chief General_Ma Zhongying, who_arrived_at Kashgar on April 7, 1934, gave a speech at Idgah mosque in April,_reminding_the Uighurs_to_be_loyal to the Republic of_China government at Nanjing. Several_British citizens_at the British consulate were killed by the_36th_division.

 Battle of_Yangi Hissar 

In the Battle of Yangi Hissar, Ma_Zhancang led the 36th division to_attack Uighur forces_at_Yangi_Hissar, wiping out the_entire Uighur force, and killing the_Emir Nur Ahmad Jan Bughra. The_siege on Yangi Hissar citadel continued almost_half a month, during which 500_Uyghur defenders, armed only with_rifles, inflicted_heavy casualties, up to several_hundreds, to Tungan_forces, who_contrary were armed_with artillery cannons and machine guns,_besides of rifles._Quickly running out of ammunition Uyghur_defenders_applied tree trunks,_large_stones_and oil_fire bombs for_defending_of the_citadel._On March 26, 1934, Nur Ahmad_Jan_Bughra ordered troops in citadel  to_stop fighting to celebrate_Holy_Day of Kurban Bayram_(Feast of Sacrifice), but on_the same day Chinese Muslims managed_to breach_through the_walls of citadel by successful mining and put to death all_remaining defenders by sword. It was_reported by Ahmad Kamal_in his_book_Land Without Laughter_on_pages 130-131,_that Nur Ahmad Jan's head was cut_off by_the Chinese Muslim troops and sent_to the local parade_ground_to be used as a ball_in the soccer (football) game.

 Battle_of Yarkand 

In the Battle_of_Yarkand_in March–April 1934, Ma Zhancang_and Ma Fuyuan's Chinese Muslim troops,_10,000 strong, defeated_2,500 strong Uighur force led by emir_Shah_Mansur (Abdullah Khan Bughra) from Yarkand_to_Yengi Hissar to deblocade citadel in_which_his_brother Nur Ahmad Jan Bughra_was besieged. This force included a_small number of Afghan volunteers sent by king Mohammed_Zahir Shah and_who served as body guards_of_emir_Abdullah. For two weeks of fierce fighting by March 28,_1934, of_2,