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Evolution of The Local System of Xinjiang in Early Qing Dynasty

Hongping Nie

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The paper points out that the local system of Xinjiang in early Qing Dynasty underwent a shift from lijia system to baojia system, the former befitting the need of population control and taxation while the latter contributing to the effective management of increasing population and thus to the solidarity of the central government.

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The paper points out that the local system of Xinjiang in early Qing Dynasty underwent a shift from lijia system to baojia system, the former befitting the need of population control and taxation while the latter contributing to the effective management of increasing population and thus to the solidarity of the central government.

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The paper points out that the local system of Xinjiang in early Qing Dynasty underwent a shift from lijia system to baojia system, the former befitting the need of population control and taxation while the latter contributing to the effective management of increasing population and thus to the solidarity of the central government.

Key concepts: Solidarity, Local government, Population, Government (linguistics), Central government, Geography, Political science, History

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