The revolution consisted of many revolts and uprisings. Some of these uprisings became true rebellions. There were some 80 major uprisings in the republic, which often turned into armed rebellions. The January Uprising was one in a centuries long series of Polish uprisings. Harsh conditions led to many uprisings, coups and bloody suppression of peasants. It had been preceded by numerous abortive uprisings and organized protests inside China. The CPC planned for worker uprisings and revolutions in the urban areas. The period was characterized by war, uprisings, bloodshed and destruction. Military occupation followed, sparking local uprisings and a civil war. By Linxiang had city walls to protect it against uprisings and invasions. During the 1860s, peasant uprisings and urban disturbances multiplied. Agrarian uprisings and raids by the Gokturks became common. The expulsions continued after the 1991 uprisings. There were a number of uprisings and other armed undertakings waged against the partitioning powers. The performance of the economy was initially good despite challenges from various agrarian uprisings.