Includes bibliographical references (pages 211-233) and index.
Mongol reign periods -- Qing reign periods -- The Mongols of the even of conquest -- The Mongols and political authority -- Qing ornamentalism and the cult of Chinggis Khan -- The poetics, rituals, and language of being Mongol, Buddhist, and Qing -- The Buddhist Qing and Mongol localization in the nineteenth century -- List of Tibetan spellings.
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"By providing an intellectual history of Mongol self-representations in late imperial China, Our Great Qing offers an insightful analysis of the principal changes that Mongolian concepts of community, rule, and religion underwent from 1500 to 1900 while offering new insights into Qing and Buddhist history. It will be essential reading for a range of different audiences, from those working specifically in Sino-Inner Asian history to those interested more broadly in the history of empires, their peripheries, and the role of religion in communal and state formations."--Jacket.
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1644-1912
Mongols--History. Buddhism. HISTORY. HISTORY--Central Asia.--Asia Buddhism. Mongols. Qing Dynasty (China) Qingdynastie Tibetischer Buddhismus Herrschaft HISTORY. HISTORY--Central Asia.--Asia