The causes of the Zhang Quan war.

The reasons for classified fights are very complicated and can be roughly divided into the following categories:

In the late Qianlong period, a large number of immigrants came first and then arrived, and the land distribution was in conflict. Such as irrigation water rights, fighting for land reclamation, building houses and building temples. Immigrants from Taiwan Province Province mostly come from Zhangzhou and Quanzhou.

The official control of the Qing government was very weak and could not be stopped at all. Historically, many commanders in Taiwan Province Province or deputy commanders of the North Road Association in Taiwan Province Province lost their jobs and were dismissed because they could not stop fighting.

Local officials in Qing dynasty ignored the struggle and even split between the two sides, causing mutual losses to reduce anti-Qing forces.

Hometown immigrants gather in similar places, and it is easy to gather people to fight privately to prevent conflicts of interest with foreign immigrants.

Conflicts of belief consciousness between different religious branches or different worship alliances.

Strong folk customs, too many arhats.