Why did Wo Baxi take his troops back to China when the Tuyuhun Department was separated from the Qing Dynasty?

It's actually quite simple. The return of Wabashi is because the motherland is very strong, which can bring shelter and stability to his whole ethnic group. You know, although the Turku department at that time was out of the control of the Qing Dynasty, this tribe was still too small and weak compared with other countries. Therefore, when the Turkht Department was subjected to Russian tyranny, they were very eager to return to China, and only when they were wronged outside did they know the benefits and shelter of China.

Therefore, during the Qianlong period, that is, A.D. 177 1 year, there were170,000 people from the Turkic tribes led by Wabashi who wanted to move eastward and return to China, but it was definitely impossible for Russia to unify them to the motherland, because Russia wanted to seize the actual control of the Turkic Ministry and annex them. So the Russian government set up heavy snipers on the road; However, God helped those who helped them, and Turku finally returned to China. Although only the old, the weak and the sick were left in China, I still realized my wish. Finally, the famous eastward move in history came to an end under the call of Qianlong.

It can be seen that at the beginning, Wabashi led the Turhuth Department back to the motherland, largely for the better and longer-term development of the tribe; After all, there's a saying in China that' lean against a big tree to enjoy the cool'. With the support of the Qing government, Turku developed rapidly in the years after the return and played a very good auxiliary role in the war against Russia.

Another reason is that Russia wanted to annex Turku at that time, but for the sake of national independence and belief in * * *, Wo Baxi wrote to the emperor and chose to return to the embrace of the motherland. After all, relying on China is more suitable for the development of the tribe than being eaten by outsiders. Moreover, the Turkic Ministry and the Qing Dynasty shared the same beliefs, and they both hoped for the territorial integrity of the motherland and the reunification of the country.