Daur

The Daur were a Mongolic people of the Amur basin, not a single state. Seventeenth-century settlements lay along the upper Amur and its tributaries.

In 1640 the Qing defeated the Evenk leader Bombogor, whose followers included Daur. In 1651 Yerofei Khabarov attacked Daur towns, and farmers burned their villages and fled. The Qing moved the Daur to the Nen River in 1654–1656 and recruited them into the banners.