Historical Evolution and Development: Formation of Multi-ethnic Complementary Patterns in Yunnan Tibetan Area

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10.2991/jahp-19.2019.145How to use a DOI?

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Yunnan Tibetan area; complementary symbiosis; different in ethnic groups; identification of the same region

Abstract

The Yunnan Tibetan Area refers to the Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yunnan Province. It is the Yunnan Tibetan Area in "Tibet and the Tibetan Areas of the Four Provinces (Qinghai, Sichuan, Yunnan, and Gansu)" mentioned in the Sixth Tibet Work Symposium. During the long-term history of evolution, dated from the earliest multi-ethnic activities, the history of Yunnan Tibetan Area can be mainly divided into following four stages: the conflict between Tang, Tubo and Nanzhao; Chieftain Mu's rule; the great unification period of the Yuan Dynasty; and Gushi Khan of the Heshuote tribe of Mongolia defeated Chieftain Mu. Against the background of conflict and collision, the multi-ethnic complementary advancement and the construction of the identification of the same region have gradually taken shape. Though different in ethnic groups, the multi-ethnic symbiosis pattern of the Tibetan areas in the same region and the governance system of the integration of politics and religion has been consolidated in the long-term development of history.

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AU  - Xuekun Li
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