英文摘要 |
India and Pakistan had clashed over Kashmir since 1946. During the conflict, Kanjut, a region located in the south-west China's Xinjiang Kashgar, sent emissary to the Chinese government requesting for 'allegiance' to protect their own interests. The Nationalist Government attached great importance to the request and the Foreign Ministry and relevant departments discussed this issue repeatedly to launch practical measures. During the process, although the Nationalist Government was not an Empire anymore, it's diplomatic practices were deeply influenced by the operation of traditional 'tributary system.' In order to preserve both the historical imagination of tribute and the national sovereignty, the Nationalist Government attempted to either directly control of Kanjut if the Government was dominant, or to keep the suzerainty relationship with Kanjut when the Government was powerless. |