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The Suzhou massacre was an incident involving the Huai Army (淮軍) led by Li Hongzhang in Suzhou. The Taiping Army 200,000 surrendered to Li Hongzhang in December 1863, but Li ordered the deaths of 10,000 POWs on the Temple of Two Towers (Luohan Twin Towers) in Suzhou.

See also

• Charles George Gordon
• Cheng Xuechi
• The Warlords
• Tan SauGuan

References

• Draft History of Qing

• Massacres in 1863
• Military history of the Qing dynasty
• 19th-century mass murder in China
• Massacres in China
• History of Suzhou
• 1863 in China
• 1863 in military history
• December 1863 events
• 19th-century prisoner of war massacres
• Taiping Rebellion
• 1863 disasters in China