Qing Dynasty Immigrants in Xinjiang

In the early Qing Dynasty, the measures to strengthen the jurisdiction over Taiwan Province Province, Tibet and Xinjiang included conferring the Panchen VI of Tibet, setting up General Ili in Xinjiang, setting up General Wuliyatai in Mongolia, and recovering Taiwan Province Province in Kangxi period.

1683, the Qing government recovered Taiwan Province province. Taiwan Province Province established the Taiwan Provincial Government and Taiwan Province, Fengshan and Zhuluo counties, all under the jurisdiction of Fujian Province. ?

At first, the Qing government banned mainlanders from immigrating to Taiwan Province Province.

However, in Chinese mainland at that time, due to the shortage of arable land, frequent wars and years of famine, a large number of mainland residents from Minnan, Fujian and Jiaying, Guangdong still migrated to Taiwan Province Province. The Qingming government had no choice but to gradually relax the restrictions until it finally lifted the ban and allowed mainlanders to move to Taiwan Province Province with their families.

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During the Qing Dynasty, a unified multi-ethnic country was consolidated and developed. The rulers of the Qing Dynasty unified various ministries of Mongolia, incorporated Xinjiang and Tibet into the territory, and actively safeguarded the integrity of the country's territorial sovereignty.

During the Qianlong period, the pattern of China as a unified multinational world power was finally determined. In its heyday, the Qing Dynasty reached Jungle Lake and Balkhash Lake in the west, Tangnuriang Sea in the northwest, Mobei and Siberia in the north, the Pacific Ocean (including Sakhalin Island) in the east and Nansha Islands in the south. Including more than 50 ethnic groups, the country is unprecedentedly unified.