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Russian Expansion Into Siberia

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Buryat responses to Russian expansion: conversion, uprisings, and sedentarization (17th–19th centuries)

1625 - 1890

Construction and opening of the Trans‑Siberian Railway and its impact on Siberian settlement (1891–1916)

1891 - 1916

Development of the Siberian Route (the overland Moscow–Beijing road) and its stations (17th–19th centuries)

1597 - 1891

Establishment and administrative role of Irkutsk (1661–1850)

1661 - 1850

Evenk people: contact, resistance, and integration into the Russian frontier (1600–1850)

1582 - 1850

Foundation and growth of Tomsk (1604–1800)

1604 - 1804

Foundation and urban growth of Yakutsk (1632–1800)

1632 - 1800

Founding and early development of Tobolsk (1587–1750)

1587 - 1750

Great Northern Expedition and Russian mapping of eastern Siberia and the North Pacific (1733–1743)

1733 - 1743

Maritime fur trade from Okhotsk and Kamchatka and its Siberian bases (1715–1825)

1647 - 1825

Mid‑19th‑century Russo‑Chinese border adjustments and the Amur annexations (1849–1860)

1689 - 1862

Poyarkov's Amur expedition (1643–1646)

1640 - 1646

Russian military campaigns in the Amur region and clashes with indigenous polities (1650–1689)

1643 - 1689

Siberian fur trade and the yasak tribute system (c.1550–1750)

1558 - 1750

Siberian gold rushes and mining in Transbaikalia and Yakutia (1830–1900)

1812 - 1900

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