Expansion Of The Chinese Empire

The Chinese Empire experienced numerous political, economical, religious, and cultural transformations between 1400 and 1750 CE. The Qing empire, an empire built within the Chinese empire consisted of non-chinese people. Qing Empire took over Eurasia which was ruled separately from China; and the officials had no intentions to incorporate Chinese culture into the locals in Eurasia as a sign of respect for the different cultures residing there. For example, Qing rulers forbid Chinese merchants from entering Eurasia so that their Mongol soldiers would not adapt and learn the covert ways of the Chinese, making their soldiers in a sense “weaker”. The Expansion of China was seen as a necessity for defensive reasons, however Russia’s expansion eastward