Mount Umou

…This tusi (chief) rule was deeply rooted in the hierarchical Yi society, but on the other hand, the tusi who concentrated power did not follow orders from the central government and strengthened their own rule. In particular, the Heiluloluo who lived in mountainous areas, such as Wumengshan (northwest Yunnan Province) and Liangshan (southern Sichuan Province), were major influential areas. However, after the Yongzheng period of the Qing dynasty (1723-35), the tusi of Wumengshan continued to strongly resist the Qing dynasty's tusi rule, but most of them accepted the Qing dynasty's rule. …

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Umeng Mountain" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…この土司(首長)支配は，階層化したイ族社会に深く根付いたが，一方では権力を集中する土司が中央の命令に従わず，自己の支配権を強固にした。とくに山岳地帯に住む黒羅羅，たとえば烏蒙山(雲南省北西)や涼山(四川省南部)は一大勢力地区であった。しかし清代の雍正期(1723‐35)以降，烏蒙山の諸土司は清朝の土司支配に強く抵抗を続けたが，ほとんどは清朝の支配をうけいれた。…

※「烏蒙山」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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