Qing Campaign in Fergana

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Qing Campaign in Fergana
Part of Kyrgyz-Qing War
Date 1759 Location Fergana Valley (modern-day Uzbekistan) Result Decisive Kyrgyz-Uzbek victory
Belligerents
Qing Dynasty	Kyrgyz tribes Uzbek tribes
Strength
9,000 troops	Unknown
Casualties and losses
7,000 killed	Unknown
A major defeat for Qing forces in their attempts to control Fergana[1]

The Qing Campaign in Fergana occurred in 1759 as part of the Qing Dynasty's efforts to consolidate control over Central Asia. The campaign ended in a major defeat for the Qing forces, inflicted by a coalition of Kyrgyz and Uzbek forces. Approximately 7,000 of the 9,000 Qing soldiers were reportedly killed in the engagement, making it one of the most significant military setbacks for the Qing in their expansion into the region.^[2]