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An Analysis of the Xinjiang Manchu Cities in the Qing Dynasty

SU Kui-jun

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After Xinjiang was re-unified,the Qing Dynasty Government dispatched from inland provinces Manchurian soldiers to station in Xinjiang,mainly in Ili, Urumqi,Balikun,and so on,altogether 40-odd Manchu cities.The establishment of these cities helped to consolidate the unification in Xinjiang,to govern over Xinjiang,to maintain social stability in Xinjiang,and strengthen frontier defense in west China.

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After Xinjiang was re-unified,the Qing Dynasty Government dispatched from inland provinces Manchurian soldiers to station in Xinjiang,mainly in Ili, Urumqi,Balikun,and so on,altogether 40-odd Manchu cities.The establishment of these cities helped to consolidate the unification in Xinjiang,to govern over Xinjiang,to maintain social stability in Xinjiang,and strengthen frontier defense in west China.

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After Xinjiang was re-unified,the Qing Dynasty Government dispatched from inland provinces Manchurian soldiers to station in Xinjiang,mainly in Ili, Urumqi,Balikun,and so on,altogether 40-odd Manchu cities.The establishment of these cities helped to consolidate the unification in Xinjiang,to govern over Xinjiang,to maintain social stability in Xinjiang,and strengthen frontier defense in west China.

Key concepts: Frontier, Unification, China, Government (linguistics), Ancient history, Geography, Political science, Economy

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