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Gutian Conference is an important conference in the history of the CPC, which was held in Gutian County, Fujian Province in January 1935. The main purpose of the meeting is to summarize and summarize the experience and lessons learned from the Long March of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, and to adjust and reform the military, organizational, and ideological construction of the Party. The meeting passed important documents such as the Resolution on Political Life within the Party and the Instructions of the Central Revolutionary Military Committee of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army to the Red Army at All Levels, proposing a series of new military, organizational, and ideological construction policies of the Party. The Gutian Conference was regarded as an important turning point in the history of the CPC, marking that the party's army began to embark on the road of politicization, normalization and specialization, and had a profound impact on the subsequent Chinese revolutionary history.

Gutian Conference held

The Gutian Conference was held with a key factor changed, altering the course of history and shaping the future of the Gutian Empire.

c. 2200 BCE

The Gutian Conference is held, but this time, instead of a peaceful resolution, it ends in a violent clash between the Gutian tribes.

c. 2199 BCE

The violent clash at the Gutian Conference sparks a civil war within the Gutian Empire. The empire is divided into two factions: the aggressive Gutian Warlords and the peace-seeking Gutian Diplomats.

c. 2197 BCE

The Gutian Warlords, led by the ambitious General Turgon, gain the upper hand in the civil war. They seize control of the Gutian Empire, imposing a harsh and brutal rule over their subjects.

c. 2190 BCE

Under the oppressive rule of the Gutian Warlords, several rebellions break out across the empire. The Gutian Diplomats, who had retreated into hiding, begin secretly organizing resistance movements.

c. 2185 BCE

The Gutian Diplomats launch a coordinated uprising against the Gutian Warlords. With the support of the masses, they manage to overthrow the oppressive regime and establish a new government based on principles of justice and equality.

c. 2180 BCE

The Gutian Empire enters a period of stability and prosperity under the leadership of the Gutian Diplomats. They focus on rebuilding the war-torn regions, implementing progressive reforms, and promoting cultural and economic development.

c. 2160 BCE

The Gutian Empire expands its influence through diplomatic alliances and trade agreements with neighboring kingdoms. It becomes a major regional power, admired for its wise governance and prosperous society.

c. 2140 BCE

The Gutian Empire faces external threats from the rising Akkadian Empire. However, due to their skilled diplomacy and strong military, they manage to maintain peace and avoid direct conflict.

c. 2110 BCE

The Gutian Empire reaches its zenith, becoming the dominant force in the region. It sets an example for other empires with its progressive policies, cultural achievements, and economic prosperity.

c. 2080 BCE

As neighboring empires decline, the Gutian Empire faces increasing pressure from nomadic invaders from the east. Despite their best efforts, the Gutian Diplomats struggle to defend their territories and maintain stability.

c. 2060 BCE

The Gutian Empire starts to lose territories to the invading nomadic tribes. The empire falls into a period of decline and internal conflict as different factions within the government vie for power.

c. 2050 BCE

The Gutian Empire finally collapses under the weight of internal strife and external pressures. Its territories are divided among various emerging powers, marking the end of an era.

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