For Mongolia as a foreign vassal, the Qing Dynasty specially formulated the Mongolian Law and Fan Liyuan Regulations, which stipulated the basic operation mode of the Mongolian League flag system, as well as related examples of Mongolian Yellow Sect lamas, and also stipulated the punishment that ordinary Mongolian nomads should receive when they violated the law.
With regard to Tibet, the Qing Dynasty set up a minister in charge of Tibet affairs, and successively formulated Article 13 of the Regulations on Tibet's Rehabilitation and Article 29 of the Regulations on Tibet's Rehabilitation (the famous King James Constitution), which respectively made clear provisions on local religious management, official positions, garrison, diplomacy, currency, trade, and justice. Among them, the most influential system in Tibet is the "golden urn lottery", from which the Qing Dynasty stipulated the way to find the reincarnation of the living Buddha of Tibetan Buddhism.
Pro-family policy in Qing dynasty
As far as Xinjiang is concerned, the Regulations on Returning to Xinjiang compiled by the Qing Dynasty stipulates the basic operation mode of Huizi's restraint, including official position setting, grade, inheritance, appointment, resignation and honesty. In addition, for civil cases and some minor criminal cases, the Qing Dynasty allowed local religious figures to come to trial.
For the Miao areas, the Qing Dynasty implemented the policy of changing the land into the stream, stipulating: "The customs and habits of the Miao people are different from those of the mainlanders. Later, disputes between Miao people ended according to Miao's example, and there was no need to go to court. Cases involving soldiers, civilians and mature seedlings are still handled by clerks and by Wuyi. " The Miao case mentioned here refers to the customary law of the Miao nationality, and the official law naturally refers to the Qing law. Cases involving only the Miao nationality but not the Han nationality and the adult Miao nationality shall be handled in accordance with the traditional customs of the Miao nationality.
In addition, for Qinghai, the Qing Dynasty also had legislation such as "Thirteen Articles on Qinghai's Rehabilitation" and "Twelve Articles on Qinghai's Prohibition", taking Fan Yi, Xining, Qinghai as an example.