| On the Sichuan-Tibet section of the Qing Dynasty, tea trade, is to study the Tibetanrelations an important part of the mainland of the Qing Dynasty, but compared with the largenumber of studies in Tibet and the the Mainland political and religious relations articles,number of articles of Sichuan-Tibet side tea trade relative to not so much.Tibetan tea trade rise time clues, research will focus on the trading venues tea tradebetween the Qing Dynasty and Tibet Dajianlu discuss their specific morphology andinfluence.The historical origins of tea in the Tibetan region and the important role of tea is anintegral part of the Tibetan goods; Mainland and Tibetan tea trade has a long history in thehistory of its own tea Marfa, dynasties, the system has been changing in the preservation ofthe former toward the system, as well as the trend of the times to add new provisions, thespecific form of the side of the tea trade, such as trade, trade Location and so on have beensubject to change, and the history of the tea-horse trade has been based on theSichuan-Shaanxi tea late eighty percent "South side of the road in Sichuan tea as the mainbody, instead of the Yunnan tea. From Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, Shaanxi andGansu Official in the horse market by the Sichuan providers tea institutional impact, Tibetanand Chinese Trade Center southward to form Dajianlu Trade Center, the Tibetan and Chinesetea trade to a historical peak.Tea trade Qing Dynasty Dajianlu side, mainly produced in the western Sichuan nearKham area, such as the Vincent, Ya’an mountains, Tea cited by the Qing government system,around the allocation of production of tea, after a certain amount of process maturitymanufactured are exported to the Tibetan side of tea. These side tea merchants after theacquisition, to the porters, the main two roads through the Luding brought into Dajianlu, topay certain taxes and Tibetan businessman to this transaction. Through the Tibetan providers,the tea shipped into Tibet.Along with the tea trade, Dajianlu quickly became a commercial city, around the teatrade, Dajianlu also produced many other industries to serve, such as Zhuang pot, exchange,transport packaging industry. Side tea trade industry absorb a lot of employment, played amajor role in the the Kawabe economic activities.Side of the tea trade between the mainland and Tibet has a significant influence on thecultural, economic, political, military or religious every moment affects mainland Tibet nerve,the strength of the economy to maintain social stability and prosperity from an important role. Domestic side tea trade and a lot of articles, but relatively speaking, are a local tea tradein the research side, the more the lack of a comprehensive and detailed examination, andfocus on domestic historical data, its record is not available, resulting in the side of the teatrade The specific form of digital err in broad and selected some foreigners at the time theinvestigation, hoping to slightly make up for this shortcoming, a panoramic view of the teatrade and the Qing Dynasty Dajianlu make a View.On the Sichuan-Tibet section of the Qing Dynasty, tea trade, is to study the Tibetanrelations an important part of the mainland of the Qing Dynasty, but compared with the largenumber of studies in Tibet and the the Mainland political and religious relations articles,number of articles of Sichuan-Tibet side tea trade relative to not so much.Tibetan tea trade rise time clues, research will focus on the trading venues tea tradebetween the Qing Dynasty and Tibet Dajianlu discuss their specific morphology andinfluence.The historical origins of tea in the Tibetan region and the important role of tea is anintegral part of the Tibetan goods; Mainland and Tibetan tea trade has a long history in thehistory of its own tea Marfa, dynasties, the system has been changing in the preservation ofthe former toward the system, as well as the trend of the times to add new provisions, thespecific form of the side of the tea trade, such as trade, trade Location and so on have beensubject to change, and the history of the tea-horse trade has been based on theSichuan-Shaanxi tea late eighty percent "South side of the road in Sichuan tea tea" as themain body, instead of the Yunnan tea. From Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, Shaanxiand Gansu Official in the horse market by the Sichuan providers tea institutional impact,Tibetan and Chinese Trade Center southward to form Dajianlu Trade Center, the Tibetan andChinese tea trade to a historical peak.Tea trade Qing Dynasty Dajianlu side, mainly produced in the western Sichuan nearKham area, such as the Ya’an mountains, Tea cited by the Qing government system, aroundthe allocation of production of tea, after a certain amount of process maturity manufacturedare exported to the Tibetan side of tea. These side tea merchants after the acquisition, to theporters, the main two roads through the Luding brought into Dajianlu, to pay certain taxes andTibetan businessman to this transaction. Through the Tibetan providers, the tea shipped intoTibet.Along with the tea trade, Dajianlu quickly became a commercial city, around the teatrade, Dajianlu also produced many other industries to serve, such as Zhuang pot, exchange,transport packaging industry. Side tea trade industry absorb a lot of employment, played amajor role in the the Kawabe economic activities.Side of the tea trade between the mainland and Tibet has a significant influence on the cultural, economic, political, military or religious every moment affects mainland Tibet nerve,the strength of the economy to maintain social stability and prosperity from an important role.Domestic side tea trade and a lot of articles, but relatively speaking, are a local tea tradein the research side, the more the lack of a comprehensive and detailed examination, andfocus on domestic historical data, its record is not available, resulting in the side of the teatrade The specific form of digital err in broad and selected some foreigners at the time theinvestigation, hoping to slightly make up for this shortcoming, a panoramic view of the teatrade. |