The Kang Qian Dynasty was the last great era in Chinese feudal history, and under the reign of the three emperors of Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong for a hundred years, the Qing Dynasty's martial arts skills reached the pinnacle of imperial society, and although it was slightly controversial in economic terms, it did not affect its overall historical value and contribution.
In the prosperous age of any dynasty, in addition to economic and cultural criteria, military is also an extremely important aspect. If only Wenzhi has no martial arts, it can hardly be regarded as a veritable prosperous empire.
Let's start with the seven uses of troops in the Qing Dynasty during the Kang Qian period to take a look at the prosperity of the martial arts of the Kang Qian era.
First, the Ping San Francisco Rebellion.
The cause of the San Francisco Rebellion was the rebellion of the generals of the Ming Dynasty, which can be seen as the continuation of the Qing regime's war at the end of the Ming Dynasty, after all, out of the need for united front values, the Manchu Qing had to use the old Ming army to complete the unification of the Han land, thus forming a situation of the division of the clan and town behind, and later the San Francisco Rebellion burned half of the rivers and mountains, and there was a great tendency to dominate the world, in the 20th year of the Kangxi Dynasty, the Qing Army completely quelled the San Francisco Rebellion in eight years.
Second, reunify Taiwan.
Note that it is unification, not reconquest. Although Taiwan was first discovered and developed by the mainland in the Eastern Wu period, Taiwan was not controlled by the Ming government in the late Ming Dynasty, but colonized by the Dutch. After the Dutch colonists were expelled by Zheng Chenggong, Zheng Chenggong officially recovered Taiwan, and Southern Ming made him the King of Yanping. Therefore, in nature, the Qing Dynasty's campaign against Taiwan can be seen as a continuation of the war against the late Ming Dynasty, and in the 22nd year of the Kangxi Dynasty, Zheng was unable to resist and surrendered, and Taiwan was unified by the Qing army.
Third, the Battle of Yaksa.
The Battle of Yaksa was in nature a war of aggression by Tsarist Russia against the Qing Dynasty, and Tsarist Russia wanted to invade and occupy the Heilongjiang River Valley, but Peter the Great did not expect the Qing army to be so strong. The two battles of Yaksa caused heavy losses to Tsarist Russia, and had no intention of expanding the war, and finally in the 28th year of the Kangxi Dynasty, the Treaty of Nebuchu was signed, which established the border between the two countries, and this war also curbed the aggressive ambitions of Tsarist Russia for decades.
Fourth, the conquest of Gardan.
In the early Qing Dynasty, the Mongolian Dzungar Department in the northwest often had military conflicts with the Qing Dynasty, and even Kaltan tried to sneak attack from Inner Mongolia to take the Jing Division, Kangxi in order to solve this hidden danger in the north, three personal conquests and three defeats of Gardan, Gardan rebelled and died, and incorporated the Khalkha Mongols into the territory of the Qing Dynasty.
Fifth, expulsion and preservation.
After the death of Gardan, the Dzungar regime did not completely die, and Tseru Arabtan seized the Dzungar regime, shifted the focus of expansion to Tibet, and captured Lhasa to kill the Lazang Khan, and in the 59th year of the Kangxi Dynasty, the Qing army recaptured Lhasa from Dzungar by force, and at the same time held the canonization ceremony of the sixth Dalai Lama, controlling the situation in Tibet, and since then the Qing Dynasty has successfully gained actual control of Tibet.
Sixth, pacify Dzungar.
From the 29th year of the Kangxi Dynasty to the 22nd year of Qianlong, after nearly 70 years of three dynasties, Dzungar has always been a confidant in the western part of the Qing Dynasty, and has been in a state of confrontation, peace and rebellion for a long time.
Seventh, the Battle of Pinghui.
After Dzungar was pacified, the Uighur leaders Polonidu and Huo Jizhan brothers (i.e., big, small and zhuo) planned to establish an independent Islamic State in Xinjiang, the Qianlong 24-year rebellion was quelled by the Qing army, the Tianshan South Road was re-incorporated into the territory of the Great Qing Dynasty, and the pacification of Dai and Zhuo marked the end of the Qing Dynasty's Chinese unification war.
Putting aside subjective emotions and adhering to the attitude of seeking truth from objective and facts, in terms of military territorial expansion alone, the three dynasties of Kang Yongqian in the Qing Dynasty consolidated national unity, and incorporated Mongolia, Xinjiang, Tibet and other ethnic minority areas that were beyond the reach of successive dynasties into the territory controlled by the Great Qing Dynasty, basically laying the map of modern Chinese begonias, which is of epoch-making significance, and further makes the martial arts of Kang Qian's prosperous era reach a height that is unattainable by previous dynasties.