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Li Hualong
Li Hualong was a Ming dynasty official who served as supreme commander in the south-west during the reign of the Wanli Emperor. In 1600 he led a large army against the rebellious chieftain Yang Yinglong of Bozhou, storming his fortress of Hailongtun, in one of the 'three great campaigns' of Wanli's reign. Bozhou was then brought under direct imperial rule.
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