What was the history of Yunnan in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties?

1253, Kublai Khan sent Mongolian troops to conquer Dali, 1276, Yunnan Province was formally established. The provincial capital (Kunming) Zhongqing Road Semu Saidian Chiren Pingzhang Management Office. The development of important copper and silver mines in Yunnan accounts for more than half of the national output. A large number of Semu people and a small number of Mongolians migrated to Yunnan, forming today's Hui and Mongolians. 138 1 year, the Ming emperor Hongwu sent generals Fu Youde and Mu Ying to attack Yunnan, destroyed Liang Wang in the Yuan Dynasty, and Han immigrants began to enter Yunnan in large numbers. At the end of Ming Dynasty, Emperor Li Yong of Nanming fled to Yunnan. In the early years of Qing Dynasty, 1659, the then king Wu Sangui was sent to hunt down Li Yong. 1662 Wu Sangui recaptured the emperor Li Yong from Myanmar and hanged him in Kunming. Wu Sangui is stationed in Yunnan. From 1856 to 1873, the Hui people in Yunnan established the Du Wenxiu regime with Dali as the center. After the war, the population of Hui nationality in Yunnan decreased greatly. In the late Qing Dynasty, Britain conquered Myanmar and France conquered Vietnam. The forces of the two countries had a certain influence on Yunnan. Several trading ports have been opened in the border areas: Tengchong, Mengzi and Simao. 19 10, the French-invested Yunnan-Vietnam Railway (now called Kunhe Railway in China) was opened to traffic. 1909, the Qing Dynasty implemented the New Deal, and Yunnan organized a new army to establish the Army Wujiangtang.