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Mongols enslaved Dzungar women and
children while slaying the
other Dzungars. In 1755, the
Qianlong Emperor ordered the
genocide of the
Dzungars,
moving the...
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against the Kazakhs. The
conflicts by the
Dzungars are
remembered in a
Kazakh ballad Elim-ai. The
Dzungars also went to war
against the Kyrgyz, Tajiks...
- Look up
Dzungar in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dzungar may
refer to:
Dzungar people,
Oirat tribes in the
Dzungar Khanate Dzungar Khanate, a historical...
- the
Dzungars was "arguably the
eighteenth century genocide par excellence." The
Dzungars had
conquered and
subjugated the
Uyghurs during the
Dzungar conquest...
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hostile Dzungars, the Qing now
turned their powerful war
machine on the Oirats. The
Dzungars had
conquered and
subjugated the
Uyghurs during the
Dzungar conquest...
- of Amursana, who
wanted to be the Khan of the
Dzungars. In the
summer of 1756,
Amursana started a
Dzungar revolt against the
Chinese with the help of Prince...
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families of
Dzungars, derbets, and Hoyts, led by the
Noyan and Tsereng,
fought hard and went to the
Volga of the
Kalmyk prin****lity. Some
Dzungars made their...
- China.
During the 17th century, the
Dzungars established an
empire over much of the region. The
Mongolian Dzungars were the
collective identity of several...
- and
Dzungar nobility but even then the
Dzungars viewed them as
inferior and "as slaves". It was said by Qianlong, "During the
heyday of the
Dzungars, they...
- to a
dispute between the
Khalkha and the
Dzungars over the
influence of
Tibetan Buddhism. In 1688, the
Dzungar chief,
Galdan Boshugtu Khan,
attacked the...
