Die Qing-Dynastie im Jahr 1760 in ihrer größten Ausdehnung
Von vladgrinch
Die Qing-Dynastie im Jahr 1760 in ihrer größten Ausdehnung
Von vladgrinch
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Vietnam and Korea should also be in there, they were vassal states with independent kings that accepted tribute agreements.
A little willy with big balls. I’m sorry.
What a large, populous, and resource rich empire… I’m sure there is nothing from the world outside their borders that they could ever want.
Didn’t know that Sakhalin was once Chinese.
Not to be controversial and make everything political but lowkey the opium war was bad.
The Qing fought a war against Burma a few years later.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Burmese_War
The Han people were ruled by the Qing and Jin dynasties, but ironically, they were the biggest beneficiaries.
Ladies and Gentlemen, this map is presented by the CCP, who claim they are the true successor to the Qing Dynasty even at their greetest extent.
Ahh the old „I can make maximalist land claims based on greatest historical extent but if any of my neighbors try to do it, I will maximally lose my shit.“
This is why Taiwan still has land claims against several central Asian countries.
It always cracks me up how Russia stripped more territory from China than any other European power and is the nation that has come the closest to using nuclear weapons against China, yet the West at large is treated as China’s primary global adversary.
I hate how maps like these forget like, so much of the Kazakh Frontier was basically losely controlled tribes, Tibet and much of the Burma frontier were under vassals called Tusi’s
The Qing also only held parts of Taiwan while the rest were uncontrolled tribes, and in Mongolia where it was primarily banner vassals.
The only really core controlled area of direct central authority was the Han and Manchurian core