关键词: 汉中, 八旗驻防, 汉化, 八旗生计, 驻防格局, 清前期

Abstract: Hanzhong was a strategic crossing point between Sichuan and Shaanxi provinces during the suppression of the Three Feudatories. The Qing government had twice set up Eight Banner Garrisons during the Shunzhi and Kangxi reigns. For a variety of reasons, the end of the hostilities, difficulty of the transport and supply, the contradictions between the banner men and the local populace, and the prevention of Sinicization, the garrison in Hanzhong was finally withdrawn. During the Yongzheng and Qianlong reigns, the Qing government once again proposed establishing a garrison in Hanzhong to provide for the livelihood of banner men. However, because the Qing government was at war with the Dzunggars, the plan was scrapped. The establishment and removal of the Hanzhong Garrison indicated that the garrison system was still being adjusted stage before Qianlong reign. The removal of the Hanzhong Garrison also showed that the Qing dynasty had shifted the focus of Eight Banner garrisons from the interior to the frontier and relected the change of national political geography during the process of unification.

Key words: Hanzhong, Eight Banners' garrisons, Sinicization, livelihoods of Eight Banners,garrison pattern