Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party
STUB: Mongol nationalist party founded 1925 at Zhangjiakou, among whose leaders was Merse; the bridge sources connecting it forward to Merse and Khafungga have not yet been supplied, so this entry is deliberately left unbuilt.
PLACEHOLDER ENTRY. This is an intentional placeholder, not an unfinished or neglected entry: this atlas names and dates entities it cannot yet treat fully rather than omit them from the record, and this entry is deliberately held at minimal, reference-tier detail pending the specific scholarly source named in its VERIFY-GATE below.
The Inner Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party (IMPRP) was founded in 1925 at Zhangjiakou (Kalgan); Merse (Guo Daofu) was among its leaders, per this atlas’s master chronology. The chronology itself flags this specific line {SOURCE NEEDED}, stating plainly that it is not attested in the chronology’s own five source uploads and is instead placed there as a node sourced from this atlas’s existing Merse material and Atwood. This atlas’s existing Merse entry, built from Jagchid and Nakami, already covers his role founding the Mongolian Youth Party and then joining “the Inner Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party under Bai Yunti’s leadership,” the same body, but it does not give a founding date or a Zhangjiakou location. Those two facts are new here, from the master chronology, and reference-tier only.
Naming collision, do not confuse: the initialism “IMPRP” as used in this atlas’s master chronology refers to this 1925 political party. This atlas already has a separate, unrelated existing entry, the Inner Mongolian Republican Provisional Government, a government proclaimed September 1945 at Sunit Right Banner, two decades later and an entirely different kind of body. See this atlas’s project notes for this do-not-confuse flag; the two should never be merged or referred to interchangeably.
Not built out further, per explicit instruction: this pass’s task instructions direct that the Merse/Khafungga bridge sources connecting this party’s 1920s origins forward to the 1947 land-reform period have not yet been supplied by the maintainer, and that this entry should be stub-and-flag rather than built, even though Merse himself has a full existing entry in this atlas. This entry accordingly does not attempt to reconstruct the party’s program, membership, activities, or dissolution beyond the one sentence above.
VERIFY-GATE: this atlas’s existing Merse entry (Jagchid, Nakami) for what is already known about Merse’s own path through this party; beyond that, no further source has been named or supplied for the party’s own institutional history. Do not expand this entry until bridge sources are supplied.
Sources
- This atlas’s master chronology, which itself flags the 1925 founding line as unattested in its own five uploads {SOURCE NEEDED}.
- See the Merse entry’s own Sources section (Jagchid; Nakami) for what this atlas already holds on Merse’s role in this party specifically.