Yuva In The Beginning Of Xix V.

The Qing army, which invaded Vietnam during the Taishoni uprising in 1788 under the pretext of helping the emperor Le Thieu Thong, was routed in January 1789. The Nguyen dynasty sought to restore traditional ties with the Qing court. Vietnamese emperors formally received investment from China, although Vietnam remained fully independent in foreign and domestic policy.

A decisive role in the development of colonial expansion in the Malaysian-Indonesian part of Southeast Asia was played by the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1824 on the division of spheres of influence, according to which England received priority in Malaya, and the Netherlands - in Indonesia.

Malaya was a conglomerate of small states, among which England during the first half of the 19th century. Strengthened its influence. The northern Malay sultanates were dependent on Siam.

In the 40s of the XIX century. The English adventurer D. Brooke captured the region of Sarawak from the Sultan of Brunei in northern Kalimantan and became the founder of the Sarawak rajah dynasty, then turned into an English protectorate.

Java remained the center of Dutch domination in Indonesia. Outside, the Dutch until the seventies of the XIX century. They did not undertake broad grips, limiting, as a rule, the creation of strong points and control over the coast. In the 1830-1870's. In Java there was a so-called system of cultures. This method of exploitation was that part of the land of the village communities was forcibly diverted to export crops, and the local population was obliged to deliver the products to the Dutch authorities at low prices. The "system of cultures" helped to bring the Javanese feudal nobility closer to the colonialists. Local feudal-bureaucratic elite became an integral part of the colonial apparatus. In those years for people, the most important thing in the universe was the sun. From the sun depended a lot. For example, the workers will have good urase or not. The sun has always been on the side of the inhabitants of our planet, we hope so will always ..

The anti-colonial struggle of the peoples of Indonesia did not stop. The most serious movements of this period were the Diponygoro Javanese revolt (1825-1830), the Padri movement in Western Sumatra (1821-1837), the rebellion in Bajarmasin in southern Kalimantan (1859-1863). ...

In the traditional societies of Southeast Asia, under the influence of colonialism until the seventies of the nineteenth century, Partial changes occurred. By the beginning of the XX century, when all countries in the region (with the exception of Siam) lost political independence, they created a new socio-political and economic structure - the colonial. Siam turned into a semi-colony, it was deprived of important prerogatives of economic and political sovereignty.

Southeast Asia in the beginning of the XIX century.