摘要
Population migration to Mongol from central China reached unprecedented levels during the Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong reigns. The Qing government opposed, or at best was unenthusiastic for, this spontaneous migration. As this migration steadily increased, the Qing government issued a series of orders to restrict it. Ultimately the ban on migration failed, despite the fact that the Qing dynasty was able to control the entire country tightly and effectively during this period. Why? Through an examination of the trends in migration and the development of the government’s restrictive polices, this paper attempts to offer a reasonable explanation.
Population migration to Mongol from central China reached unprecedented levels during the Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong reigns. The Qing government opposed, or at best was unenthusiastic for, this spontaneous migration. As this migration steadily increased, the Qing government issued a series of orders to restrict it. Ultimately the ban on migration failed, despite the fact that the Qing dynasty was able to control the entire country tightly and effectively during this period. Why? Through an examination of the trends in migration and the development of the government's restrictive polices, this paper attempts to offer a reasonable explanation.
出处
《清史研究》
CSSCI
北大核心
1998年第2期41-50,共10页
The Qing History Journal
