Holy Man's Rebellion

Holy Man's Rebellion
	; Captured Phu Mi Bun rebels in 1901
Date	March 1901 – January 1936
Location	French Laos and Northeast Siam.
Result	Franco-Siamese victory.
Belligerents
Phu Mi Bun Movement	French Indochina; Siam (until 1902)
Commanders and leaders
Ong Keo †; Ong Man; Ong Kommandam †	Paul Doumer; Chulalongkorn
Strength
4,000	500+ ; 2 cannons
Casualties and losses
450+ killed ; 150+ wounded ; 400+ captured	54+ killed

The Holy Man's Rebellion (Thai: กบฏผู้มีบุญ), took place between March 1901 and January 1936. It started when supporters of the Phu Mi Bun religious movement initiated an armed rebellion against French Indochina and Siam, aiming at installing their leader, sorcerer Ong Keo, as ruler of the world. By 1902 the uprising was put down in Siam, continuing in French Indochina until being fully suppressed in January 1936.

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