Why is it that the Soviet Union allocated a large territory to Kazakhstan as self-restraint?

Why did the Soviet Union cede a large area of land to Kazakhstan and end up in a cocoon? During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and the United States were the two most powerful countries in the world. The two sides are competing with each other, and no one will obey anyone. The Soviet Union has great advantages in territory, but when it ceded a large area of territory to Kazakhstan, it eventually led the Soviet Union to slap itself in the face. Why?

People all over the world are surprised about this cession. It's hard for anyone to imagine that it has always been? Iron cock? The famous Soviet Union will voluntarily give up the land. Outsiders don't know what medicine is sold in the gourd, but they all think that Kazakhstan has got a big bargain. Until the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia also said it had nothing to say.

It is said that Kazakhs belong to nomadic people. They established the Kazakh khanate in Central Asia, and in the later stage of development, they split into three cries: Xiaoyuzi, ZhongYu Zi and Dayuzi. /kloc-In the 6th century, all the Waci tribes in Mongolia moved westward, threatening the territory of Kazakh khanate, so the two sides met each other and launched a long war. Subsequently, Junggar, a branch of Waci State, developed rapidly and established the Junggar khanate independently. Under the influence of various reasons, Kazakhstan gradually became tired, and Junggar took the opportunity to annex the Dayu Khan. Therefore, the remaining Zhong Yuzi and Xiao Yuzi had to pretend to belong to the Russian dynasty.

The time has come 1757, and the Junggar khanate has developed unprecedentedly and its strength is enough to resist the Qing Dynasty. Unfortunately, after several wars, the Qing army captured and recovered all the territory of Junggar in one fell swoop. Because Kazakhs once submitted to Russia for a pretence, after seeing the Qing annexed Junggar, their Dayu and Zhongyu khanate turned to our Qing, thus becoming the vassal khanate of Qing. Later, the strong pressure and threat from the Russian army made a large number of Kazakhs move eastward and settle in the Qing Dynasty.

This situation continued until 1864, when the Qing Dynasty gradually weakened and internal corruption was serious. At this time, the powerful Russia threatened the Qing Dynasty to sign the Sino-Russian Northwest Border Agreement, which forced the Qing Dynasty to allocate the land southeast of Lake Bakes to Russia, including Kazakhstan, and also to the Russian dynasty.

19 17, an outbreak in Russia? October Revolution? The ruled Kazakhstan finally gained a short-term independence, and soon the civil strife in Russia subsided, and Kazakhstan was once again listed as an ally of the Soviet Union. Although Kazakhstan was strongly listed as an ally of the Soviet Union at that time, the relationship between the two sides was not solid. The main population of the Soviet Union is Russians, who all consider the interests of their own nation, while Kazakhstan only considers the interests of its own country. Because of this, Kazakhstan and Russia have gradually produced inevitable contradictions and disputes.

As a ruler, the Soviet Union naturally understood this issue of racial interests. Although the 15 allies are ostensibly ruled by the Soviet Union, once the Soviet Union does not restrain them with strong force, these forced small allies will always deviate from the Soviet Union and even bite back.

Later, in order to solve the problems of interests and betrayal, the Soviet Union launched an immigration infiltration plan to Kazakhstan, hoping to move more Russians to various parts of Kazakhstan in order to assimilate them. But under the circumstances at that time, it was undoubtedly more difficult to disperse the infiltration of immigrants than to ascend to heaven. Out of consideration, the Soviet Union took the initiative to give part of Russian territory to Kazakhstan, but the other side was embarrassed to give it back, so Kazakhstan expanded its territory for no reason and gained millions of Russian residents.

However, the plan seems to have succeeded, but Kazakhs are not stupid. In order to prevent their own Russians from rebelling, they moved their capital to Astana in the north in 1997 and renamed it Nur Sultan. But with the disintegration of the Soviet Union, no one can control Kazakhstan, which is tantamount to the Soviet Union tying itself up and taking advantage of others.