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The 23 pages that link to Qianlong Emperor, each with the reason it gives.

• Manchu peopleRelated: His court promoted Manchu military identity while ruling a multiethnic empire.

• Eight BannersRelated: His reign illustrates the mature empire in which banner status remained hereditary.

• Kangxi EmperorRelated: Qianlong inherited the empire Kangxi helped consolidate and later presented himself as his exemplary successor.

• Peking operaRelated: His eightieth-birthday celebrations in 1790 brought Anhui troupes to Beijing.

• Grand CouncilRelated: His reign saw the council become a routine center of confidential imperial government.

• White Lotus RebellionRelated: The rebellion began at the end of his reign, amid problems his long rule had failed to resolve.

• Chinese art collectingRelated: His collecting and inscriptions left a distinctive mark on works held in the imperial collection.

• Along the River During the Qingming FestivalRelated: His inscriptions and collecting shaped the scroll’s later imperial reception.

• Jiaqing EmperorRelated: His father’s abdication made Jiaqing emperor in name while Qianlong retained power until 1799.

• Qing conquest of the Dzungar KhanateRelated: He authorized the campaigns and framed the destruction of the Dzungar state as an imperial objective.

• Dzungar genocideRelated: He authorized the campaigns and framed the destruction of Dzungar resistance as an imperial objective.

• Temple of HeavenRelated: His reign brought substantial rebuilding of the Temple of Heaven.

• HeshenRelated: Qianlong’s favor enabled Heshen’s ascent and shielded him from opposition.

• Sino-Nepalese WarRelated: His court directed the military response and framed the settlement as imperial submission.

• 7th Dalai LamaRelated: His reign encompassed Kelzang Gyatso’s period as Tibet’s ruler.

• 8th Dalai LamaRelated: Qing imperial policy influenced Tibet’s political environment during Jamphel Gyatso’s life.

• QufuRelated: His visits and patronage reinforced imperial recognition of Qufu’s Confucian sites.

• Sino-Burmese WarRelated: He ordered the campaigns as part of a broader effort to secure Qing authority.

• Ten Great CampaignsRelated: He sponsored the campaigns and later presented them as proof of imperial achievement.

• Dai ZhenRelated: His reign shaped the courtly and political environment in which Dai’s research gained institutional roles.