英文摘要 |
"After the Khalkhas attached to the Qing court, and especially during the Qianlong period, the Qing court used laws and commerce in accordance with changes in the political situation to influence the development of settlements in the Selenga River Basin. Because the Selenga River and its tributaries flow across a wide area, this article will focus its discussion on the area to from Urga to Iven in the north of Tüsheet Khan Aimag. This area was called 'Houdi' by Qing officials until the Guangxu period, and for the sake of convenience this article also uses the term 'Houdi.' Some settlements in Houdi were formed naturally, while others were planned by the Qing court. Although they developed due to commercial activities, their degree of development was different as a result of the Qing court's management policies, and the three-time closure of the Kyakhta Market had an especially wide impact. This article will use relevant textual sources to sort out the economic activities of the Chinese merchants in Houdi during the Qianlong period and explain the development of the Qing court's policy for managing settlement in the area. " |