62卷2期
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2011 / 6
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pp. 31 - 64
清代濁水溪中游漢「番」勢力的消長與漢人社會的建立
The Influential Increase and Decrease between the Chinese and the Aborigines in theMiddle Reach Areas of Zhuoshui River and the Establishment of the Chinese Society
作者
張永楨
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(南開科技大學文化創意與設計系副教授)
張永楨
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南開科技大學文化創意與設計系副教授
中文摘要
濁水溪中游地區本是原住民活動之區域,但自明末清初以後,由於
漢人前來拓墾,漢人在濁水溪流域的拓墾路線是由西而東,溯溪而上,
由下游、中游、再往上游拓墾。濁水溪中游的拓墾是由最西方之今竹
山、名間、進而集集、鹿谷,最後才拓墾至水里、日月潭地區。清廷治
臺初期採取消極之統治政策,一切以國防及治安為考量,禁止人民往原
屬生番地界之濁水溪中游地區拓墾;而且採取劃界、立石之隔離漢番政
策;乾隆末年,更採取「以熟番制生番」之隔離漢番政策,設「番屯」
以隔離漢番。不過此一隔離政策不但無效;而且加速原住民之土地流
失。因為漢人不斷地潛入番地拓墾,清政府通常採姑息之默許態度;即
使偷墾被查獲,往往因治安考量,大多採就地合法之政策。因此漢人有
恃無恐,一再勾結通事、土目、社丁首或官府人員偷墾番地禁區。嘉慶
年間,漢人又違法進入水里及日月潭地區拓墾,終於引發郭百年事件。
事件結束後,官府將漢人全部逐出界外番地,並立碑禁止再偷入拓墾,
但水沙連原住民遭此事件之迫害,乃招引臺灣西部平埔族進入埔里共同
抵禦漢人之侵擾,但「漢人卻陰持其後」,跟著平埔族之腳步,又潛入
濁水溪中游界外禁區偷墾。一直到光緒元年(1875年)官府推動「開山
撫番」政策,漢人才合法地進入濁水溪中游拓墾。
濁水溪中游地區經過明鄭及清代200餘年之拓墾,至清末臺灣改隸
日本前夕,可耕地已被漢人拓墾殆盡,而居住於此地之原住民也因漢
人之入侵而退居山中,原住民的部落被漢人的街庄所取代。不但經濟繁
榮,交通四通八達,而且宗教蓬勃發展,寺廟如雨後春筍先後設立,整
個的社會型態已由早期的原住民社會轉變成漢人的社會。
英文摘要
From the late Ming Dynasty and the early Chin Dynasty on, the Chinese
cultivated the middle reach areas of Zhuoshui River, in which the aborigines
had originally lived. The cultivation route along Zhuoshui River went from
the west to the east, from the lower reaches to the middle reaches, and from
the middle reaches upward to the upper reaches. The cultivated areas in the
Zhuoshui River middle reaches extended from westernmost today’s Jhushan
to Mingjin, and from Jiji to Lugu; and Shuei-Li and Sun Moon Lake areas
were finally cultivated. The Chin government ruled Taiwan with the passive
policy in the early stage. For the purpose of the defensive and social security,
the civilians were not allowed to cultivate the Zhuoshui River middle reach
land; besides, a demarcation policy was adopted to separate the Chinese and
the aborigines. In the end of the reign of Emperor Chien-Lung, the civilizedaborigines-control-uncivilized-aborigines policy was implemented, and,
on the basis of the policy, the civilized aborigines were given the land to
cultivate. However, the policy not only was ineffective, but also accelerated
the loss of land of the aborigines. The Chin government usually appeased
the Chinese who cultivated the aborigines’land stealthily and illegally. Even
if the stealthy and illegal cultivation was found out, it was legalized for the
purpose of the social security. Therefore, the Chinese illegally collaborated
with interpreters, aboriginal chiefs, aboriginal cultivation heads, or civil
servants to cultivate the aboriginal land. During the reign of Emperor Chia-
Chin, the Chinese illegally cultivated the land in Shuei-Li and in Sun Moon
Lake, which resulted in the Guo Bae-Nian incident. After the incident, the
government expelled all the Chinese from the aboriginal land, and prohibited
the Chinese from cultivating the aboriginal land by making a demarcation
with a law tablet. The aborigines in Shuei Sha Lian, after the Guo BaeNian incident, invited Pingpu in western Taiwan to Puli to jointly resist the
Chinese invasion. Following Pingpu people stealthily, the Chinese illegally
cultivated the aboriginal land in the Zhuoshui River middle reach areas. The
legal cultivation by the Chinese occurred in the first year of Emperor Guang
Shiun’s reign, the year 1875 in the western calendar, in which the government
performed the exploiting-mountains-pacifying-aborigines policy.
Land cultivation in the Zhuoshui River middle reach areas by the Zheng
government and the Chin government lasted for more than 200 years, and the
arable land there was fully occupied by the Chinese on the eve when Japan
ruled Taiwan. The aborigines living in those areas were forced to evacuate
from the occupied land to mountain ranges; as a result, the aboriginal
tribes turned into the Chinese street-store villages. In the villages, the
transportation systems were well-developed and convenient, and various
kinds of temples were constructed one after another. Consequently, the early
aboriginal society became the Chinese-style society.
中文關鍵字
郭百年事件;水沙連;社丁首;開山撫番
英文關鍵字
Guo Bae-Nian Incident;Shuei Sha Lian;Aboriginal Cultivation
Heads;Exploiting-Mountains-Pacifying-Aborigines Policy