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The Butcher of Kham: Zhao Erfeng, the Batang Uprising, and the End of the Qing Frontier

The Butcher of Kham: Zhao Erfeng, the Batang Uprising, and the End of the Qing Frontier

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Central Asian HistoryChinese History

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ISBN13: 9798233418372
Publisher: Silverback Books
Pages: 392
Weight: 1.00
Height: 0.87 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

In 1905, a Manchu reform commissioner arrived in the remote Tibetan valley of Batang with a programme of aggressive frontier modernization - seizing monastic land, capping monk populations, and planting Han settlers on sacred ground. Within weeks, the valley's warrior monks and Khampa farmers had besieged the imperial compound, killed a Qing general, and ambushed the commissioner himself in a mountain gorge. The Batang Uprising had begun.

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