When did the Taiping Army originate and perish?

Taiping Army is the abbreviation of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Army, which refers to the peasant army under the leadership of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom from the establishment of Hong Xiuquan Yong 'an in 1850 to the fall of Tianjing in 1864. So the Taiping Army started at 1850 and died at 1864.

The name "Taiping Army" comes from the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom from Jintian Tuanying to the second half of its capital, during which it was named "Taiping" for three years. At the beginning, there was no national title, and Hong Xiuquan called it "King Taiping". Although it was later renamed "Heavenly King" and "Taiping Heavenly Kingdom", the flag always said "Taiping" without "Tian", which can be found in the records such as Yellow Flag of Guiping, Taiping Water Camp and Commander of Taiping Zuo Jun. In the first edition of the Red-headed Document of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom on the Organizational System of the Army, the provisions on flags are also "peace" rather than "heaven". This is the "military goal" of the "Taiping" regime, not the "Taiping Army". For example, the official documents engraved in the early periodicals of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom are all called "Taiping Regulations" and "Taiping Letters". People who support them see that they have been under the banner of "Taiping" and call them "Taiping Army".

On April 11th, the first year of Tongzhi (1862), local militia soldiers attacked the county town in several ways. When the Taiping troops hiding in Dongku could not stand firm, they attacked from the enemy's rear wing, and the militia was caught off guard, killing and injuring countless militiamen and capturing more than 10 thousand people alive. The next day, Dr. Xiao led hundreds of Taiping soldiers to meet the militia. They were ambushed by the militia in Niujinling mountain area and all were killed. 14, vigilantes besieged the county town, and the Taiping Army held on bravely, but vigilantes could not advance half a step for three days. /kloc-on 0/7, tens of thousands of Taiping troops from Jinhua and Wuyi reinforced Yongkang from Tongqin, and the militia was wiped out. Since then, the county seat will be stationed by Ban Zhe tomorrow, and three leaders, Zhu, Lu and Gong, will live in Zhiying. During this period, Li Xiucheng, the loyal soldier, Fan Ruzeng, the late king, and other soldiers of Yongkang Taiping Army "don't know hundreds of thousands of them, and they are everywhere in the countryside." 10 15, the Taiping Army retreated to Nanzhai, then retreated to Hutou Road in Dongyang and set up a pavilion. In the second year of Tongzhi (1863), on the 13th day of the first month, the Taiping Army stationed in Yong withdrew from Yongkang, and most of Yongkang was occupied by Lin Wencha, the commander-in-chief of the Qing and Fujian armies.