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Qing Territorial Expansion

Browse timelines in Qing Territorial Expansion.

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Frontier Administration And Colonial Policies Sinorussian Border Treaties And Amur Basin Southwest And Southeast Frontier Campaigns Taiwan And Maritime Conquests Tibet And Sino Tibetan Relations Xinjiang And Dzungar Campaigns

Banner, Green Standard, and garrison settlements: military colonization of the frontiers (1644–1796)

1638 - 1796

British expedition to Tibet and the 1904 Convention of Lhasa (1903–1904)

1890 - 1910

Creation of Xinjiang Province and late-Qing provincial reforms (1884–1885)

1755 - 1885

Defeat of the Kingdom of Tungning and Qing annexation of Taiwan (1683)

1661 - 1685

Establishment of Qing administration in Ili and the Gansu-Xinjiang circuit (1762–1800)

1759 - 1800

Establishment of Taiwan Province and late‑Qing island reforms (1885–1887)

1885 - 1887

Lifan Yuan and Qing institutions for governing Inner Asian territories (1634–1912)

1636 - 1912

Maritime coastal resettlement, anti‑piracy operations, and Fujian–Taiwan maritime integration (1683–1810)

1683 - 1810

Qing conquest of the Dzungar Khanate (1755–1759)

1754 - 1762

Qing expedition to Lhasa and installation of Qing protectorate institutions (1720)

1705 - 1912

Qing intervention after the Sino‑Nepalese War and the 1793 Tibetan succession regulations (1792–1793)

1788 - 1793

Qing–Gorkha War (Sino‑Nepalese War) and its frontier consequences (1788–1792)

1788 - 1793

Sino‑Burmese Wars and Qianlong's southwest campaigns (1765–1769)

1764 - 1769

The First and Second Jinchuan campaigns in Sichuan (1747–1749; 1771–1776)

1746 - 1778

Treaty of Aigun and the Convention of Peking: border changes and loss of the Amur/Maritime regions (1858–1860)

1686 - 1860

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