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A Trial Discussion on Islamic Development of the Western Regions and Gansu During the Yuan Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty

Cheng Li-yin

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Because the Mongolians changes to believe in Islam during the Yuan Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, the Western Regions andGansu’s Islam have made considerable development, and have become important stage in the Northwest spread and development. Theattitute of the two Dynasties’governors have influence on Islamic spread from the West to the East.

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Because the Mongolians changes to believe in Islam during the Yuan Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, the Western Regions andGansu’s Islam have made considerable development, and have become important stage in the Northwest spread and development. Theattitute of the two Dynasties’governors have influence on Islamic spread from the West to the East.

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Because the Mongolians changes to believe in Islam during the Yuan Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, the Western Regions andGansu’s Islam have made considerable development, and have become important stage in the Northwest spread and development. Theattitute of the two Dynasties’governors have influence on Islamic spread from the West to the East.

Key concepts: Islam, Ancient history, History, Geography, Archaeology

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