Why did the Turkish Ministry move to Russia and return to the motherland?

Turhut is an ancient tribe among Mongolian people in China. As early as the end of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1628), in order to find a new living environment, most Turks left their native land of Talbahatai, Xinjiang, crossed kazakh steppe, crossed ural river, and came to the lower reaches of Volga River and the shores of Caspian Sea, which were not occupied by Russia at that time. On this sparsely populated grassland, they opened up their homes, worked and lived, and established a nomadic feudal regime-Turkut Khan. During the following 100 years, the Turku people always maintained the relationship with the Qing government. Turks lived in the Volga River basin for more than 40 years. In the 1960s of 18, they decided to return to their homeland, mainly because of the great pressure from the Russian Empire, which made them unable to live any longer. The first is politics. Turhuth's system is that King Khan decides everything, and there is such an institution called Zalgu under King Khan. The Russian government wants to reorganize Zargu and raise its power to the same level as King Khan, which is a serious threat to King Khan. Economically, the Russian government allowed a large number of Cossack immigrants to expand eastward, and constantly reduced the nomadic land in Turku, which meant that the development of animal husbandry in Turku was restricted. Culturally speaking, Turks all believe in Tibetan Buddhism, and the Russian government forces them to believe in Orthodox Christianity, which is absolutely unbearable for Turks mentally. The Russian government implements the hostage system against Turks, with the aim of controlling Turks. Everything is under the command of the tsar. I told you to go east, not west. I told you to go to war, so you had to go to the front. /kloc-in the 0 th and 8 th centuries, the Russian empire tried its best to control the ocean. With the expansion of Russian aggression, there are more and more wars, including a long war with Turkey. At that time, Russia recruited young Turks as Russian troops to fight Turkey, so in the middle of this war, Turks also suffered great casualties. Moreover, the war lasted for 2 1 year, and every time Turkut went to 654,380+10,000 people, almost 1 10,000 to 20,000 people came back from the war. At that time, Turgut people said that if this war continued, there would be no Turgut. There is also a very important reason, that is, during the strong period of Turhut, their khanate was on an equal footing with Russia, and after Russia became strong, they were required to bow to their knees. To sum up the above reasons, in such a situation, Turks, how to decide their own destiny, are facing severe tests and choices. 1767, under the leadership of Wabashi, Turhut held a small top-secret meeting at that time, at which it was decided to return to the homeland of the East. After all, Turks have lived in the Volga River basin for nearly a century and a half, and the grasslands and pastures here have left their footprints and shed their sweat. I'm about to give up that land, and when I say I'll leave, not all ordinary people can figure it out at once. In the autumn of the thirty-fifth year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1770), in a secret place on the grassland in the lower reaches of the Volga River, Wobaxi, the Khan King of Tulhut, presided over the top secret meeting for the second time. At the meeting, they solemnly vowed to leave Russia and return to the motherland. 177110/On October 4th, Wabashi called all the soldiers for general mobilization, and proposed that Turks would become slave races if they did not resist and left czarist Russia. This general mobilization ignited the flame towards light in Turku people's hearts. Although Wabashi and others tried to keep secrets from the Russians, the news leaked. The drastic changes in the situation forced Wabashi to act in advance. They had planned to return to their homeland with more than 10,000 compatriots on the left bank. Unfortunately, it was a warm winter, and the river was not frozen, so people on the left bank could not cross the river. I had to make a temporary decision, and more than 30,000 households on the right bank acted immediately. The next morning, the wind was very cold. When the sun shone on the snowy Volga grassland, more than 33,000 Turks on the right bank of the Volga River set off and left their foreign land where they had lived for nearly a century and a half. In their words, they went to the east, to the place where the sun rises, and to find a new life. Wobaxi led 10,000 Turkish soldiers. He took the lead in lighting his wooden palace; In a flash, countless villages also burst into flames. This tragic act of cross the rubicon shows the determination of the Turkish people to break with Russia forever. The news of Turgut's return to the East soon spread to St. Petersburg. Catherine II, the empress of Tsarist Russia, thought it was a shame for Tsarist Romanov's family to let the whole tribe go abroad under her nose. She immediately sent a large number of Cossack cavalry to chase the Turks heading east. At the same time, measures were taken to strictly monitor the remaining 10,000 adobe houses on the left bank of the Volga River. The Turkish team soon crossed the grassland between the Volga River and ural river. Walking on the outside, a group of Turkhuts were overtaken by Cossack cavalry. As the adobe houses were rushing forward with livestock, it was too late to rally the teams scattered on the vast Yuan Ye to resist, and 9,000 soldiers and civilians died heroically. A dangerous mountain pass that must be passed by the team returning to the east is Aoqin Gorge Valley. A huge Cossack cavalry seized this mountain pass. In the face of a strong enemy, Wo Baxi calmly commanded: he organized five camel soldiers to attack from the front, then sent artillery teams to outflank and almost wiped out the Cossack army to avenge the death of 9,000 compatriots. Along the way, in addition to brutal fighting, Turks were constantly attacked by cold and plague. The population of Turks has been greatly reduced due to the attack of combat casualties, disease and hunger. Some people have lost confidence in whether they can return to their motherland. In this most difficult time, Wabashi held a meeting in time to boost morale. He said: We would rather die than look back! The Qing government didn't know the news of Turks returning to the East in advance. Turks could not communicate with the Qing government, let alone get any assistance from the Qing government. Brave Turk Hut people still have to cheer up and move forward step by step towards the set goals.