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The 190 pages that link to Qing dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• Dayan KhanRelated: Qing expansion later brought many Mongol territories into an imperial order unlike Dayan Khan’s confederation.

• Sai OnRelated: Ryukyu’s tributary ties to Qing China formed a key part of the diplomatic setting for Sai On’s government.

• 7th Dalai LamaRelated: Qing forces shaped the political crisis surrounding his recognition.

• Du WenxiuRelated: The dynasty restored its authority in Yunnan but continued facing internal rebellions.

• Ethnic minorities in ChinaRelated: Its multiethnic empire shaped territorial and political inheritances of the modern state.

• History of BeijingRelated: The Qing retained Beijing as the seat of their empire until the dynasty’s fall.

• Jilin CityRelated: The Qing established Jilin as a strategic center on the northeastern frontier.

• Northeast AsiaRelated: Qing rule shaped the borders and political histories of China’s northeastern territories.

• Sino-Burmese WarRelated: Qing expansion into the southwest brought its armies into conflict with Burma.

• Western ChinaRelated: Qing expansion brought Xinjiang and Tibet under imperial control in forms that shaped modern borders.

• 13th Dalai LamaRelated: Qing officials and forces exerted influence over Tibet during his early life.

• 19th centuryRelated: Its nineteenth-century crises complicate narratives that treat Europe as the period’s only center.

• ChaekgeoriRelated: Chinese books and imported objects informed the genre’s visual world.

• History of MongoliaRelated: Qing rule reshaped Mongolian administration and lasted until the dynasty's collapse in 1911.

• History of YunnanRelated: Qing policies deepened state control and migration into Yunnan’s interior and borderlands.

• Japanese invasion of TaiwanRelated: The Qing government ceded Taiwan to Japan in the peace settlement.

• Kim ChŏnghŭiRelated: Qing scholarship supplied models and debates that Kim encountered through travel and correspondence.

• Ma HualongRelated: Qing rule shaped the political order against which Ma Hualong's rebellion unfolded.

• Pope Clement XIRelated: The emperor's response to Clement XI's rites decision restricted Catholic missionary activity in China.

• QiqiharRelated: Qiqihar became an important administrative and military center under Qing rule.

• Sichuanese dialectsRelated: Settlement and population recovery under Qing rule further diversified Sichuan's speech communities.

• Yu Ying-shihRelated: Yu studied how scholars and ideas changed during the transition from Ming to Qing rule.

• Zheng Yi SaoRelated: The Qing state eventually combined military pressure and negotiation to end her piracy.