In order to obtain and permanently maintain his Khan's throne, Vari Khan of Zhongyuz plunged into the arms of the Tsarist Russians and accepted the enthronement of Tsarist Russia.

Although Da Yuzi, who was still insisting on it alone, took advantage of Zhongyuzi's civil strife and occupied a large area of ​​Zhongyuzi's pasture to expand their strength, they were soon hit by a cruel blow from Kokand.

In 1808, after twenty years of hard work and development, the Kokhan Army, which had become stronger, was lost, and the resistance of the Kazakhs in Dayuz was even cruelly suppressed by the Kokhan Khan army.

The Kazakhs in Dayuzi had to escape everywhere.

Some of them escaped from Zhongyuzi, and some of them escaped into the "My Qing Dynasty" that has been standing by since the beginning and the end. A large part of them escaped into the territory of Tsarist Russia and had to become Russian subjects, and Dayuzi basically disintegrated.

Ten years later, Vari Khan, who was swearing to be loyal to Tsarist Russia, died, and Zhongyuzi's interior became even more divided. Soon, the Tsarist Russians had completely controlled Zhongyuzi.

In 1822, the Russian government authorized Siberian Governor Speransky to promulgate the "Regulations on the Kyrgyzstans of the West Siberia" (it's ridiculous that perhaps it was too hungry and too greedy. The Russians had never understood the difference between the Kazakhs and the Kyrgyzstans until they completely took the Kazakh Khanate for their own sake, and they never changed their words to mistake the Kazakhs as the Kyrgyzstans), and announced the abolition of the original Khan system of Kazakhs and the division of the entire Kazakh region into several administrative regions. Everything must comply with their political system and be ruled by officials sent by the Russian government.

At this point, the Kazakh Khanate, which lasted for 366 years, completely declared its destruction.

Despite this, under the brutal exploitation of the Tsarist Russians, the flames of resistance of the Kazakh people did not completely disappear because of this.

In 1838, under the leadership of Ablair Knesarekhan's grandson, the Kazakhstan people fought a ten-year arduous battle with the Tsarist Russian invaders. It was not until Knesarekhan unfortunately died in 1847 that the vigorous anti-Russia struggle finally came to an end.

But just six years later, the Shekt Kazakh tribe who lived in the western part of the Aral Sea raised the anti-Russian flag.

In 1853, Petrovsky, the governor of Tsarist Russia, who was planning to occupy a large amount of investment in Xinjiang, China, and gave the target of the camels to the Shekt Kazakh tribe for the delivery of arms. However, what he did not expect was that his stake was firmly rejected by the people of the Shekt tribe. Petrovsky, who was angry, immediately ordered troops to be sent to suppress it.

The Kazakh people of the Shekt tribe were forced to raise the flag of revolt under the leadership of the leader Ister.

In the following three years, the people of the Shekt tribe and the Tsarist Russian army that came to suppress launched an indomitable and heroic battle again and again. Despite the heavy losses, the flag of justice remained unstoppable and ushered in the final dawn.

In 1856, in order to compete for the speed of time with the Taiping Red Army, which was advancing northwest on a large scale, Petrovsky's strategic focus had completely shifted to Xinjiang, China, and had to temporarily put the disease of scabies in the Shekt tribe on the tinea scythia.

But what Petrovsky could not have imagined was that he not only gave the rebels of the Shekt tribe a great opportunity to breathe, but also added a new piece of "scalypse" to their Tsarist Russia.

Out of greed for the Kazakh grasslands and extreme contempt for the Kazakhs, and also to provide a solid bridgehead for Tsarist Russia to march into Central Asia and China, since occupying the Chu River and Sir River Basins, a large number of Cossacks have gradually migrated to the fertile Sir River and Chu River Basins, and expelled the Kazakhs who had lived here for hundreds of miles to the extremely poor wastelands in the west.

In 1856, Petrovsky, who had a premonition that he would fight the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Red Army from the West, would have a battle in Xinjiang. Given the "rebellion" behavior of the Shekts, he was even more worried about the Kazakhs who still remained in the Mesopotamians, thus accelerating the pace of moving all the Kazakhs in the Mesopotamians in the Mesopotamians westward.

In this way, Petrosky forced another Kazakh rebel team, the Kazakh rebel army led by Jianghoga to fight against the Kazakh rebel army that defended its fertile fields and fertile soil.

With the help of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Red Army beat Petrovsky in Xinjiang, it was difficult for the Tsarist Russian army to have greater power to deal with them. Whether it was the East tribe, which was breathing west of the Aral Sea, or the Jianghoga tribe, which had newly raised the banner of the Mesopotamian Basin, had achieved rare development in strength.

However, under this good situation, East and Jianghoga not only never had the intention of uniting and jointly completing the restoration of Kazakhstan, but they even stood firm and lived a happy and good life in their own small home.

Therefore, when the Tsarist Russians who had to completely lose interest in China's Xinjiang were finally able to free up their hands to reconcile these "rebels" in 1859, it didn't take long for Easter and Jianghoga to be beaten into a wrecky dog ​​by Klezanovsky, the new Tsarist Russian governor of Orenburg, who had big blood-red eyes.

Fortunately, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom at the critical moment did not do the extremely ruthless thing like the "Qing Kingdom" back then.

Lin Fengxiang and Zuo Zongtang took in the remains of East and Jiang Hoga.

Starting from Kangxi, the "Qing Dynasty" took three generations and took decades to completely wipe out the Junggar people. After the territory controlled by the original Junggar Khanate was basically insufficient, and large areas of grassland and land were idle and deserted.

It was also from then on that time that despite the tight seal of the "Qing" soldiers on the border, batches of Kazakhs flocked into the fertile Ili River Basin. In addition, the Kazakhs who were unable to withstand the pain of national destruction and had to leave their hometowns, the Kazakhs in Xinjiang had long become a huge ethnic group.

Lin Fengxiang and Zuo Zongtang have an important bargaining chip to fight against the Tsarist Russians on the homeland of the Kazakhs.

After repeated guidance from Lin Fengxiang and Zuo Zongtang, East and Jiang Hoga finally got on the same bench and became close comrades who shared weal and woe.

In April 1859, East and Jianghoga merged their original remnants and formally established the Kazakh National Salvation Army, and served as the chief and deputy commander-in-chief of the Kazakh National Salvation Army respectively.

Subsequently, this new Kazakh National Salvation Army took He Ergon from Zou Guojian's reclamation area as the base. While receiving Zou Guojian's re-education, it carried out a settlement and secret military expansion campaign, and at the same time it continued to infiltrate its homeland with a small group of people.

The Kazakhs began to ignite the sparks of restoration in the Chu River and the Sir River basins again.v!~!
Chapter completed!