Peasant Uprising

A Peasant Uprising refers to a rebellion by farmers or rural workers against political, economic, or social injustices, often driven by oppression, heavy taxation, or land disputes. These uprisings typically aim to challenge authority, demand fair treatment, or seek reform. Throughout history, such movements have played a significant role in broader social or revolutionary changes, reflecting rural populations' dissatisfaction with their conditions and their desire for greater rights and security.