Influence on Local Population of Ethnic Minorities by Station Troops to Reclaim Wasteland of Xinjiang in Qing Dynasty
Yan Yang
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Yan Yang
Abstract
After accomplishing the task of unifying the country, Qing government carried out the policy of station troops to reclaim wasteland in Xinjiang with different forms and system, which not only quickened the development of the local agriculture, but also promoted the change of local ethnic population. [
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After accomplishing the task of unifying the country, Qing government carried out the policy of station troops to reclaim wasteland in Xinjiang with different forms and system, which not only quickened the development of the local agriculture, but also promoted the change of local ethnic population. [
Key concepts: Ethnic group, Agriculture, Population, Government (linguistics), Local government, Geography, Political science, Ethnology