Bozhou rebellion

Bozhou rebellion
	Part of the Miao rebellions
Date	1589 – 1600
Location	Bozhou (Zunyi, Guizhou)
Result	Ming victory
Belligerents
Chiefdom of Bozhou	Ming dynasty Sichuan and Guizhou aboriginals, including:; Chiefdom of Shuixi; Chiefdom of Shizhu;
Commanders and leaders
Yang Yinglong †; Yang Chaodong ; Yang Weidong ; Yang Zhaolong ; Ma Qiansi ; Yang Zhu †	Li Hualong; Xing Jie; Guo Zizhang; Liu Ting; Chen Lin An Jiangchen; Long Cheng (An Yaochen); Ma Qiansheng; Qin Liangyu
Strength
140,000	200,000-240,000
Casualties and losses
22,687 killed; 6,663 captured	unknown

The Bozhou rebellion (Chinese: 播州之役) was a Miao uprising that occurred in Guizhou and spread to Sichuan and Huguang between 1589 and 1600 during the Ming dynasty.

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