In the Qing Dynasty, begonias had the largest territory and made a unique contribution to China
The territory of the Qing Dynasty was determined to be in the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau in the south, the Himalayas in the west, Xinjiang in Afghanistan, Siberia in the north, and the Korean Peninsula in the east. The determination of this territory has laid a solid foundation for a stable and strong China and has thoroughly resolved the border problems that have existed in China's history for more than 2,000 years.
Several generations of the Qing Dynasty worked hard to realize the dreams of many emperors in history, and finally made the sigh of Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, a reality. During the Qing Dynasty, the Western Regions began to form a military **, and the migration of a large number of Han people from the Central Plains changed the demographic structure and became the core factor of political stability.
The design of this map is quite clever: at first glance it looks like a historical map, but in reality it is breathtaking, especially in the northern region. If the southern part of the country is bordered by the Cochin county, and the northern part is bordered by Lake Baikal and Trans-Khingan Mountains with Russia, then the most ideal state of geographical defense will be achieved.
From a geopolitical point of view, we and the goose (Russia) are natural enemies, and once the begonia leaves are ripe, the goose will definitely not be able to sit still in the first place. Some friends even said that after reading this map, they hoped that the goose would run out of strength in the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield, and even if it lost a large area of territory, it was the goose's fault.
The paradox of the Qing Dynasty: Which is more important, the destruction of war or the expansion of territory? History is full of descriptions of the Great Northwest War, such as "Yellow Sand wears gold armor in a hundred battles, and Loulan will never be returned if it is not broken".
However, the Qing Dynasty's war strategy allowed these problems to be solved once and for all, making Yinshan, Loulan, Wara, Wusun, Cheshi and other places become inland urban attractions in China.
In the early Qing Dynasty, many famous generals emerged in the century-long campaign, such as Zhaohui and Fukangan. Under Qianlong's exceptional promotion, Zhaohui became the greatest contributor to the recovery of Xinjiang and the defeat of the rebellion of Xiaohezhuo.
And Fukangan is Qianlong's favorite general, he recovered **, defeated Nepal, and was Qianlong's Sauron soldiers. Interestingly, although Fukangan and others have been portrayed as negative images in Jin Yong's rivers and lakes, in history, they are all heroic and warlike generals.
The expansion of the Qing Dynasty came with a series of costs, one of which was the emasculation of the Han civilization. One might think that the Qing were fanatical admirers of Han civilization and that they received an orthodox Confucian education.
However, this is not the case. Qianlong destroyed a large number of solitary books when compiling the Siku Quanshu, which brought irreparable losses to Chinese civilization. They only value the Confucian classics, will"Tricks"Science and technology books, operas, chapters, etc. are regarded as unimportant, or even destroyed.
In this process, the total number of books destroyed is equivalent to the total number of books in the four libraries, and the variety is more than five times that of the four libraries. In addition, after the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the customs, they drove out Li Zicheng, drove 500,000 residents of Beijing out of the inner city to be serfs, and implemented a shaving order, ** 1 million people in Yangzhou, Jiangyin, Jiading and other places, and **20 million people in the Kangxi Three Rebellions, resulting in many historical and cultural cities becoming an empty city.
The impact of these historical events on Han civilization is still immeasurable.