Adai rebellion

Aday uprising
Date March–December 1870 Location Mangyshlak Peninsula, Russian Empire (Modern day Kazakhstan) Result Uprising suppressed
Belligerents
Russian Empire	Kazakhs of Aday
Commanders and leaders
Nikolai Rukin [ru] † Egor Zelenin [ru] Pavel Kutaisov Alexander Komarov	Isa Tlenbaev [ru]
Strength
Initial: 40 soldiers Eventual: 800	Initial: 5,000[1] Eventual: 10,000

The Adai Uprising (‹See Tfd›Russian: Адаевское восстание), or Mangyshlak Rebellion, was a revolt that took place on the Mangyshlak Peninsula (at Mangistau, on the eastern coast of the Caspian Sea in the territory of present-day Kazakhstan) by local Kazakh tribe against the introduction of several administrative reforms on the peninsula by the Russian government under the general title of Temporary Regulation.