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At the foot of [[Yulong Snow Mountain]] in northwestern [[Yunnan Province]] is the '''ancient town of Lijiang''' ('''丽江古城'''). In the remote past, it was already inhabited with tribal people. In 1253, [[Kublai Khan]], the Mongol chief, stationed his troops here on his southward march to conquer the [[State of Dali]]. For the next 500 years, to the early days of the [[Qing Dynasty]], the place was ruled by a hereditary succession of chieftains from the Mu clan of the [[Naxi]] people, under the jurisdiction of the imperial court. ([[Ancient Town of Lijiang|More...]]) | At the foot of [[Yulong Snow Mountain]] in northwestern [[Yunnan Province]] is the '''ancient town of Lijiang''' ('''丽江古城'''). In the remote past, it was already inhabited with tribal people. In 1253, [[Kublai Khan]], the Mongol chief, stationed his troops here on his southward march to conquer the [[State of Dali]]. For the next 500 years, to the early days of the [[Qing Dynasty]], the place was ruled by a hereditary succession of chieftains from the Mu clan of the [[Naxi]] people, under the jurisdiction of the imperial court. ([[Ancient Town of Lijiang|More...]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 06:49, 6 June 2016
At the foot of Yulong Snow Mountain in northwestern Yunnan Province is the ancient town of Lijiang (丽江古城). In the remote past, it was already inhabited with tribal people. In 1253, Kublai Khan, the Mongol chief, stationed his troops here on his southward march to conquer the State of Dali. For the next 500 years, to the early days of the Qing Dynasty, the place was ruled by a hereditary succession of chieftains from the Mu clan of the Naxi people, under the jurisdiction of the imperial court. (More...)
