英文摘要 |
In the beginning of the 19th century, Russia extended its influence into the Kazakh region, and expanded its territory to the east and the south of Lake Balkash, which was subsequently incorporated into Russian domain. Furthermore, Russian stretched its power to the Lake Issyk-Kul region. According to the Sino-Russian Treaty of Beijing, Russia and China were supposed to send delegates to negotiate the north western borders issues. However, Russia attempted to force China to accept the legitimacy of its occupation. Besides Russian posession of the north western area, Russians also planed to permanently stay in the region beyond Karun. Finally, Russian and Chinese delegates agreed to discuss and conduct boundaries demarcation. |