Records of Emperor Gaozongchun of the Qing Dynasty: Qianlong (3)

"Records of the Pure Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty" is a chronicle history book compiled by officials in the Qing Dynasty. It records the political affairs and activities of Emperor Gaozong Hongli of the Qing Dynasty (i. E. Emperor Qianlong). It is one of the core original documents for studying the history of the Qianlong Dynasty. It is the most voluminous volume in the "Records" series of the Qing Dynasty. It is a long compilation of official chronological historical materials. With the emperor as the center, it records edicts, government affairs, military affairs, diplomacy, astronomy, disasters and other important events by year, month and day. Its content covers all aspects of politics, economy, military, culture, ethnic relations, Taiwan governance, etc., And is the authoritative basis for understanding the heyday of Qianlong and the signs of its decline. For example, it contains a large number of records of Taiwan's civil unrest (such as the Lin Shuangwen incident and the Chen Zhouquan incident), immigration policies, administrative rectification, and coastal defense measures. It is an indispensable material for studying the history of Taiwan in the Qing Dynasty.