China's foreign policy toward Russia in the 19th century

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China's policy towards Russia in the 19th century led to the restoration of western Mongolia to Chinese control. The Treaty of Kyakhta of 1727 fixed the border between Russia and China along the Argun River, but in the early 19th century, Russia expanded its territory into western Mongolia. China's policy of negotiation and peaceful accommodation with Russia eventually led to the restoration of Chinese control over the region.

China's Foreign Policy Toward Russia in the 19th Century