Jinchuan campaigns, known as the Suppression of the Jinchuan Hill Peoples, were two wars between Qing Empire and the rebel forces of Gyalrong chieftains from the Jinchuan region.
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Jinchuan campaigns, known as the Suppression of the Jinchuan Hill Peoples, were two wars between Qing Empire and the rebel forces of Gyalrong chieftains from the Jinchuan region.
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Name Jinchuan campaigns means "Golden Stream" in Chinese and "Big River" in Tibetan.
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The majority people who lived in Jinchuan campaigns were rGyalrong People, who were ruled under the name of Buddha by hereditary Tusi.
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Jinchuan campaigns was trying to unite tribes in Sichuan to fight the bureaucratization of Tusi.
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Jinchuan campaigns kidnapped the Tusi of Lesser Jinchuan Zewang in 1746 to force an alliance between Greater Jinchuan and minor Jinchuan.
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Jinchuan campaigns reported the rebellion and asked for help from the imperial court.
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Jinchuan campaigns appointed Zhang Guangsi as the overall commander to capture Greater Jinchuan.
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Greater Jinchuan campaigns was prepared for all its opponents military actions.
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Jinchuan campaigns slowed the attack and killed all the spies in the army.
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Jinchuan campaigns united some Tusi, recruited warriors, built defenses and implemented anti-Qing education in Jinchuan.
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Jinchuan campaigns took 4,000 soldiers with him and crossed the stream under the moonlight.
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Unexpectedly, Greater Jinchuan campaigns gathered elite forces and struck during a snow storm.
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Jinchuan campaigns ordered an immediate reinforcement with stockpiles of firearms and imported heavy cannons for Agui's army.
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The campaigns against Jinchuan symbolized the absolute power of the Qing central government while confirming the centralization of the empire's territory and administration.
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However, the Jinchuan campaigns unified China proper and improved the stature of the imperial court and its policies.
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