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New Findings from Alxa Khoshut Mongolian Archives

An Introduction and Documentary Analysis Framework

Authors
Wuriqimuge1, *
1Chinese Language and Literature Department, Northwest Minzu University, Lanzhou, 730030, Gansu, People’s Republic of China
*Corresponding author. Email: 996183363@qq.com
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Wuriqimuge
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Keywords
the Alxa Khoshut Mongolia; subordination; archives of Qing dynasty
Abstract

The subordination process of Alxa Khoshut Mongolia to the Qing dynasty is really very difficult and complicated. There are 16 copies of the relevant archives in the Study of 100 Valuable and Rare Mongolian Archives Arrangement of the Qing Dynasty, among which 13 copies are the most up-to-date, direct, and original record of the above mentioned special historical process that had never been disclosed before, such as the Report from Jonon Erkhbaatar on Granting Royal Books and the Gold Seal, Dec.5, Kangxi 22nd year (Jan.21,1684), and the Report to Emperor Kangxi form Erdene Khoshunch on Confession of Crimes in Looting of the Borders, Oct.19, Kangxi 23rd year (Nov.25,1684). Thus, these new findings in the archives not only enable us to have new detailed historical facts of the subordination process of the Alxa Khoshut Mongolia’s to the Qing dynasty, but also to clarify some ambiguous historical events that confused us for quite a long time ever before. And these new findings will open a new window to explore the ethnic relationship between the local ethnic region and the central government of the Qing dynasty in future.

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Proceedings of the 2023 9th International Conference on Humanities and Social Science Research (ICHSSR 2023)
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Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research
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9 September 2023
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