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Post by temur on Jan 10, 2007 18:08:37 GMT 3
Everytime when I read the history of zhun ge er Mongol, I felt very sad. Manchrian eight banner butchered 200,000 Mongols in Xing jiang(eastern turkistan). Meanwhile, I don,t understand why Mongol tribes didn,t unite together, if they didn,t attack each other, Mongol can reconquer China again.
And it was said that many Mongol soldier served in Manchu army, when Manchu broke "Shan hai guan"(great wall) 1 out of 5 is Mongol.
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Post by bigmonkey2382 on Jan 16, 2007 2:25:22 GMT 3
If I were to exist then, I would have been in the front lines.
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Post by temur on Jan 16, 2007 3:55:57 GMT 3
where do you live now? If I were to exist then, I would have been in the front lines. |
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Post by bigmonkey2382 on Jan 16, 2007 4:17:18 GMT 3
Was born in the USA.  |
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Post by txt on May 5, 2007 2:45:35 GMT 3
If I were to exist then, I would have been in the front lines. Are you the member bigmonkey2382 of Asiafinest.com? |
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Post by erdene on May 5, 2007 2:56:33 GMT 3
And which member are you on AF???
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Post by Bor Chono on May 5, 2007 5:45:31 GMT 3
Everytime when I read the history of zhun ge er Mongol, I felt very sad. Manchrian eight banner butchered 200,000 Mongols in Xing jiang(eastern turkistan). Meanwhile, I don,t understand why Mongol tribes didn,t unite together, if they didn,t attack each other, Mongol can reconquer China again. And it was said that many Mongol soldier served in Manchu army, when Manchu broke "Shan hai guan"(great wall) 1 out of 5 is Mongol. For Halha Mongols(=Guardiands) it was important to stop rising power of Ming than fight with each other. Zuungars didn`t understood it. Zuungars are not a typical Mongol(=Tsahar, Halha, Buryat) that can say "Hurrai Chinggis! Hurrai Chinggis!" |
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Post by mwe on Nov 12, 2007 4:27:22 GMT 3
Mongols were divided, and the pro-Manchu Mongol elites were generally more conservative and thought the Junghars were boat rockers on top of once again, they weren't friends.
The Mongol banner princes had lands, titles and money and thus would have had a lot to lose by switching sides and joining with people who outside of ethnicity they had little in common from and nothing to gain from.
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