- The
Dzungar people (also
written as
Zunghar or Junggar; from the
Mongolian words züün gar,
meaning 'left hand') are the many
Mongol Oirat tribes who formed...
- The
Dzungar Khanate, also
written as the
Zunghar Khanate or
Junggar Khanate, was an
Inner Asian khanate of
Oirat Mongol origin. At its
greatest extent...
- 1757–58 "amounted to the
complete destruction of not only the
Zunghar state, but of the
Zunghars as a people".
After the
Qianlong Emperor led Qing
forces to...
-
mining and
manufacturing industries on
their lands. Additionally, the
Zunghar managed to
enact an empire-wide
system of laws and
policies to
boost the...
-
Zunghar Khanate expanded at the
expense of the
Kazakh Khanate in the west,
though this also
meant the
inclusion of the
Senior Horde into the
Zunghar Khanate...
- Oirats: 600,000
Zunghars, 200–250,000? Kalmyks, 200,000
Upper Mongols 1800 2,000,000? 600,000 Khalkhas; 440,000? Oirats: 120,000
Zunghars, 120,000? Upper...
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dynasty (1271–1368),
Northern Yuan
dynasty (1368–1691),
Khotgoid Khanate and
Zunghar Khanate (1634–1758).
Medieval Mongol tribes,
including Oirats and Tumeds...
- The
Battle of Oroi-Jalatu, 1756.
Chinese general Zhao ****
attacked the
Zunghars at
night in
present Wusu, Xinjiang.
Painting by
Giuseppe Castiglione. "The...
- (2007), p. 55. Haines, R
Spencer (2016). "The
Physical Remains of the
Zunghar Legacy in
Central Eurasia: Some
Notes from the Field".
Paper Presented...
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complementary mining and
manufacturing industries on
their lands. The
Zunghar managed to
enact an empire-wide
system of laws and
policies to
boost the...
