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    Posted: 23-Apr-2008 at 08:37
How is the relationship between Uighurs and Han Chinese en Sinkiang today?
Have many Uighurs asimilated to Chinese ways, or do they still stick to their traditional ways?
How do they relate to the Hui people? Is there much solidarity?
 
I have the impression that one of the student leaders of Tienamen was Uighur.
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  Quote Xu Hua Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Apr-2008 at 03:13
In 10th century, Kara Khanate was established in Tarim Basin.
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Sorry, I forgot that in 12th century, Kara Khanate was conquered by Kara Kitan, which was successor of Kitan Empire or Liao Dynasty which was defeated by Juchens.
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Uygur is the 5th largest minority of China. Its population is nearly 8.4 million in 2000, is less than that of Zhuang, Manchus, Hui and Miao.

There are two origins of Uygur: Turk and Indo-European. In early years, there are many Indo-European city countries in Tarim Basin, as ancient Greece. They were raided by Huns, and Han Dynasty defeated Huns and ruled this region. In 7th centry, Turks established Uygur Khanate in Mongolian Plateau, and then conquered Tarim Basin but lost Mongolian Plateau to Kyrkiz. In 10th century, Kara Khanate was established in Tarim Basin. In 13th century, Mongolian Period began, and Tarim Basin started to be under the rule of Chagadai Khanate until 16th century, when Ilibali was established and the capital was Ili, or Yining in modern times. In 17th century, Tarim Basim was conquered by Junger Khanate, and finally Junger Khanate was annexed by Qing Dynasty, so Mongolian Period in Xinjiang was ended.
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  Quote Leonidas Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Apr-2008 at 00:51
Originally posted by calvo

Despite recent protests in Tibet stir up international sensation, the largest ethnic minority in China is actually the Uyghurs (how do you pronounce it?), a Turkic-Muslim people.
the largest minoirty is the tai Zhuang group not the uighers.
 
 


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they always have, I believe they tried making their own country a before as the east turkestan independence movement.  
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  Quote calvo Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21-Apr-2008 at 10:41
Despite recent protests in Tibet stir up international sensation, the largest ethnic minority in China is actually the Uyghurs (how do you pronounce it?), a Turkic-Muslim people.
 
Consulting history sources, the Uyghur kingdom had developed close diplomatic and military relationships with the Chinese since the Tang Dynasty in the 7th century, as they replaced the Gokturks as the major steppe empire.
THe Chinese only managed to finally conquer them in the 18th cenutury under the Chin dynasty.
 
Today, the province of Sinkiang is still denominated as a "Uyghur Autonomous region", but apparently, the CHinese government has repopulated large areas with Han Chinese.
 
Does anyone know about how is the relation between Chinese and Uyghurs in Sinkiang?
Do Uyghurs share much solidarity with other Muslim peoples in CHina like the Hui and the Kazakhs?
After the independence of the Soviet Central Asian republics, are the Uyghurs also tempted to gain their independence?
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