Dzungar genocide

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The Dzungar genocide was the mass extermination and displacement of the Dzungar people by the Qing dynasty in the mid-18th century, often cited as one of the most devastating genocides in early modern Eurasia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 18th-century event
Qing military campaign
event in Central Asian history
genocide
mass killing
alsoKnownAs extermination of the Dzungars
carriedOutBy Manchu Bannermen NERFINISHED
Mongol allies of the Qing
Qing imperial army NERFINISHED
cause Qing desire to eliminate Dzungar political and military power
Qing imperial expansion in Inner Asia
endTime 1758
estimatedDeathToll hundreds of thousands
majority of the Dzungar population
hasEffect demographic transformation of Xinjiang
end of Dzungar political independence
historicalReputation major atrocity in Qing history
one of the most devastating genocides in early modern Eurasia
languageOfWorkOrName English
location Dzungaria NERFINISHED
Xinjiang NERFINISHED
northwestern China
mainSubject Dzungar–Qing Wars NERFINISHED
method forced displacement
mass killings
massacres of civilians
scorched-earth tactics
spread of disease and famine
orderedBy Qianlong Emperor NERFINISHED
partOf Qing conquest of Xinjiang NERFINISHED
expansion of the Qing Empire
perpetratedBy Qing dynasty NERFINISHED
relatedTo Dzungar Khanate NERFINISHED
Inner Asian history
Qianlong Emperor NERFINISHED
Qing conquest of Xinjiang NERFINISHED
history of Xinjiang
result Qing control over Xinjiang
depopulation of Dzungaria
destruction of the Dzungar Khanate
incorporation of Xinjiang into the Qing Empire
near extermination of the Dzungar population
resettlement of Dzungaria by other ethnic groups
startTime 1755
targetedGroup Dzungar people NERFINISHED
Oirat Mongols NERFINISHED
timePeriod mid-18th century

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