印度錫克人分離主義運(yùn)動(dòng)研究(1947-1991)
[Abstract]:Sikhs are a minority group in India who have their own religion and once established their own kingdom in Punjab. The Sikhs were conquered by the British in the mid-nineteenth century and began to resist British colonial rule in the early twentieth century. After the independence of India, because the central government failed to deal with the relations with Sikhs in economy, politics and culture for a long time, the antagonism of Sikhs gradually emerged and eventually evolved into a Sikh separatist movement. The article is divided into the following four parts. The first part analyzes the historical background of the Sikh separatist movement in India and discusses the policies of the British colonial rulers over the Sikhs in economic, political, military, cultural and other aspects. During the long period of colonial rule, the contradiction between the Sikhs and the British colonists appeared day by day, so the antagonism grew gradually, and finally embarked on the course of anti-British. It was during the long anti-British struggle that the Sikhs began to awaken. The second part is the analysis of Sikh separatism and its causes. On the eve of India's independence, Sikhs demanded a separate state of Kallistan, but failed. After India's independence, they fought for the Punjab language state, and demanded that the Sikhs further expand their autonomy, and the Sikh secession movement came into being. With the Indian government struggling to meet its demands, Sikhs set out against the central government. The third part is the development of Sikh separatist movement and the analysis of its influencing factors. In the 1980s, the Sikh separatist movement developed further, and they tried to separate Punjab and launched a non-cooperative movement against the central Indian state. Leading to the central and local contradictions more prominent. During this period, the rise of Sikh extremist forces, the mistakes of the Indian government's policies, and the further integration of extremist forces inside and outside the Akali Party led to the further development of the Sikh separatist movement in India. After the early 1990s, The Sikh separation movement gradually declined. The fourth part mainly discusses the influence of Sikh separatist movement in India. The Sikh separatist movement in India had an impact on Punjab's politics, economy and society. The Sikh separatist movement exacerbated the turmoil in Punjab, intensified the conflict between Punjab and the central government, and worsened the relationship between local Hindus and Sikhs.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:貴州師范大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2017
【分類號(hào)】:K351.5
【參考文獻(xiàn)】
相關(guān)期刊論文 前10條
1 俞家海;;試析印度獨(dú)立以來(lái)西北邊疆政策的立足點(diǎn)[J];南亞研究季刊;2015年04期
2 許紅艷;;馬來(lái)西亞的錫克人[J];世界宗教文化;2014年06期
3 楊靜林;;印度錫克教徒在菲律賓的歷史與現(xiàn)狀[J];南亞研究季刊;2011年03期
4 王虎;楊靜林;;菲律賓的印度人[J];世界民族;2011年03期
5 王孟懿;;錫克族與1857年印度民族大起義——論錫克教民族主義及其角色[J];黔南民族師范學(xué)院學(xué)報(bào);2008年02期
6 九生;;印度總理辛格[J];文史天地;2008年04期
7 張占順;;錫克人移居境外的宗教因素及遭遇[J];世界民族;2007年06期
8 陳曉陽(yáng);;印度錫克教、錫克人和旁遮普問(wèn)題[J];陰山學(xué)刊;2007年04期
9 楊冬云;;印度分權(quán)化改革及其對(duì)印度聯(lián)邦制的影響[J];齊魯學(xué)刊;2006年04期
10 鄧常春;;印度政府對(duì)農(nóng)業(yè)的支持及其成效[J];南亞研究季刊;2005年04期
相關(guān)碩士學(xué)位論文 前2條
1 章媛媛;綠色革命以來(lái)旁遮普錫克教運(yùn)動(dòng)與該邦政局的演變研究[D];華中師范大學(xué);2008年
2 秦素菡;英·甘地的錫克政策與錫克分離主義運(yùn)動(dòng)[D];鄭州大學(xué);2004年
,本文編號(hào):2416450
本文鏈接:http://sikaile.net/shekelunwen/xifanglishiwenhua/2416450.html