Therefore, from the one-sided point of view of an article, history is not very high for the Qing government or future generations.

So in that case, let's take a look at the history of the Qing Dynasty and learn about it by the way.

The Qing Dynasty (1636-1912), the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history, was passed down to 12 emperors, starting from Huang Taiji's change of country name to Qing, and the state lasted for 276 years. From the establishment of the Houjin regime by Nurhachi, a total of 296 years. It was 268 years from the entry of the Qing army into the customs and the establishment of a national government.

In 1616, Nurhachi, the Jurchen leader of Jianzhou, established Houjin. In 1636, Huang Taiji changed the name of the country to the Great Qing Dynasty. In 1644, Wu Sangui, a Ming general stationed at Shanhaiguan, surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, and Dolgon led the Qing troops into the customs, and in 1659, he pacified the Dashun, Daxi, and Southern Ming regimes. Later, he put down the rebellion of the three feudatories, unified Taiwan, and gradually controlled the whole country. During the heyday of the Kang Yongqian Dynasty, China's traditional society achieved unprecedented development achievements. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the population increased, the land was reclaimed, the products were abundant, the border was fine, the production mode and social life of the small peasant economy were relatively prosperous and stable, and the comprehensive national strength was far superior to that of the Han and Tang dynasties. After the Opium War, it was invaded by many foreign powers, and its sovereignty and territory were seriously lost. The Chinese people also carried out modernization reforms such as the Foreign Affairs Movement and the Pentecostal Reform Law. On February 12, 1912, Yuan Shikai induced the Qing Emperor Puyi to abdicate and issued an abdication edict, ending the Qing Dynasty.

During the Qing Dynasty, a unified multi-ethnic state was consolidated and developed, and the rulers of the Qing Dynasty unified the Mongolian tribes, included Xinjiang and Tibet in their territory, and actively safeguarded the integrity of the country's territorial sovereignty. During the Qianlong period, the pattern of China as a unified multi-ethnic world power was finally determined. During its heyday, the Qing Dynasty reached the Green Mountains and Balkhash Lake in the west, the Tangnu-Uliang Sea in the northwest, Mobei and Siberia in the north, the Pacific Ocean (including Sakhalin Island) in the east, and the Nansha Islands in the south. Including more than 50 ethnic groups, the country is unprecedentedly unified.

During this period, the absolutism of ancient China was also pushed to its peak. In the early Qing Dynasty, agriculture and commerce developed, and dense commercial cities appeared in the south of the Yangtze River, and large merchant gangs appeared in the whole country. On this basis, the population exceeded the 400 million mark, accounting for one-third of the world's population at that time.

In 1616, Nurhachi founded the country and was called Khan, and the country was called Dajin, and it was known as Houjin in history. In 1636, Huang Taiji was proclaimed emperor, changed the name of the country to the Qing Dynasty, and was known as the Qing Dynasty in history; It is also known as the Great Qing Kingdom and the Qing Kingdom. After modern times, in the course of exchanges with the West, the Great Qing State of China was briefly used to sign the Treaty of Unpacification, and after that, the words "Great Qing State" and "China" were mixed, and the name "China" gradually replaced the Great Qing State. After the Xinhai Revolution and during the Republic of China, it was mostly called the former Qing Dynasty.

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At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the Jurchens were divided into three major divisions: the Jianzhou Jurchens, the Haixi Jurchens, and the East China Sea Jurchens. Later, it was divided into four parts: Jianzhou, Changbai, Donghai and Hulun according to the region. The Ming Dynasty set up the Liaodong Prefecture and the Nuer Gandu Division in the northeast as management bodies, and all the Jurchen tribes were subject to the Ming Dynasty. The ruler of the Qing Dynasty was born in Jianzhou, and the Jurchen loved Xinjue Luo. The Jurchen leader of Jianzhou, Mengge Timur, was the governor of Jianzhou Weizuo in the Ming Dynasty and was killed in 1433 due to tribal conflicts. In 1440, the state moved south, eventually settling in Hetuala. After moving south, the Jianzhou Jurchen Department had close contacts with the Ming Dynasty, and the social productivity of the Jianzhou Department increased and the economy prospered.

In 1583, Nurhachi was appointed as the commander of the left guard of Jianzhou, and with the thirteen deputies of his ancestor and father, he successively annexed the Jurchen tribe of Haixi, conquered the Jurchen tribe of the East China Sea, and unified the Jurchen tribes. It also built cities, set up ministers, enacted laws, handled lawsuits, and established the Eight Banners system. The Eight Banners system was organized in the form of military organization, and the Jurchens were organized to carry out war and production activities under the control of the aristocracy, which was a kind of social organization that integrated the soldiers and the people. The Eight Banners system promoted the development of Jurchen society and consolidated Nurhachi's dominance.