Baarin Right Banner And Princess Shu Hui

The paper focuses on the marriage between the Manchu Princess SHU HUI and the Jasag of the Baarin right banner, and tries to illustrate the enormous changes on politics, economy, religion and population of the Banner due to the Manchu Mongolian intermarriage. By analyzing the changes above, I try to interpret the way Manchu Mongolian intermarriages function on the Mongol land.The paper is in three parts.In Chapter1,I introduce the general situation of the intermarriage between Manchu royal family and the Baarin Right Banner. Some research on the historical data of the Manchu Princess Shu Hui is also made in this Chapter.The Chapter2, I elaborate on the foundation of the dominance hierarchy of Baarin Right Banner, in which I emphasize on interpreting the achievements and of the Taijis from the Four Big Family, whom are descendents of Princess Shu Hui and had very close relationship with the Qing royal family.In Chapter3, I investigate on the changes of population in Baarin Right Banner in Qing Dynasty. Princess Shu Hui requested to have the remaining part of Qonggirat otog as a part of Baarin. As a result, all the remaining Qonggirat people were settled in Baarin Right Banner and formed eight sumus. And at the same time, the servant families of the Princess-Inji Manchu people have made up an important part of the population of the Baarin Right Banner.In Chapter4, the spread of Tibetan Buddhism in Baarin Right Banner is introduced. The First Neich Toin Khutugtu spread Buddhism in the eastern area of Southern Mongolia in his later years, and thus brought Tibetan Buddhism to Baarin. Since then the Princess Shu Hui and the Mongolian nobles in the Banner have devoted themselves in prospering Buddhism.