Kuomintang

Nationalist Chinese party

Kuomintang is the Chinese Nationalist Party, founded in 1912 and led by Chiang Kai-shek after 1925.

After losing the Chinese Civil War to the Communists in 1949, the Kuomintang retreated to Taiwan, where it ruled as a one-party state until democratization in the 1990s.

The party remains active in Taiwanese politics.

Also spelled Guomindang.

mainland-history

Sun Yat-sen

Canton · Long March · Mao Zedong · Communist Party of China · White Terror · Chongqing

Taiwan-politics

Republic of China

Taiwan's formal designation

Taiwan Strait

ideology

nationalism

Devotion to one's country

Sun Yat-sen · unification · Chinese nationalism · Confucianism · tutelage · constitutional government · revolutionary party

symbols

party anthem

Upbeat song for celebrations

Opposites
Chinese political rivalry

KuomintangChinese Communist Party

China's ruling political organization

CCP · Communist Party of China · Mao Zedong · People's Liberation Army · Red Army

Cold War alignment

KuomintangViet Minh

Vietnamese independence coalition

Kim Il-sung · People's Republic of China

ideological orientation

Kuomintangcommunism

Collective ownership system

Marxism-Leninism · Maoism · socialist revolution · class struggle

Family

Guomindang

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