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Восстание мусульман в Китае в 1860-1870-ых гг. вынудило Россию ввести войска в:

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Восстание мусульман в Китае в 1860-1870-ых гг. вынудило Россию ввести войска в:
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Vosstanie Musulman in China in 1860-1870s

The uprising of Muslims in China in the 1860s and 1870s, known as the Dungan Revolt, forced Russia to send troops into Central Asia.

The Dungan Revolt was a largely ethnic and religious conflict that took place in the western part of China, primarily in the areas of Xinjiang and Gansu. The revolt was led by the Hui Muslims, who were of Turkic ethnicity and practiced Islam. The conflict lasted from 1862 to 1877 and resulted in a significant loss of life and destruction.

The Russian Empire, concerned about the potential impact of the Dungan Revolt on its borders and interests in Central Asia, decided to intervene by sending troops into the region.

The Russian military intervention in Central Asia was driven by a combination of factors, including the desire to protect its southern borders, secure its strategic interests in the region, and prevent the spread of the rebellion into Russian-controlled territories.

The intervention also allowed Russia to expand its influence in Central Asia, which had been a contested region among various powers, including the British Empire.

The Dungan Revolt and the subsequent Russian intervention had significant geopolitical implications for the region and contributed to the shaping of Russian influence in Central Asia during the late 19th century.