Under the historical framework of great unification and the local provincial managerial institution in the period from the Yuan dynasty to the Ming and Qing dynasties when the state domination was in succession, the state power taken along with the Tusi system became an essential element affecting the relations between the central governments of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties and the Tusi of various ethnic groups. The military requisition of the Yang family of Tusi in Xiushan county revealed that the lower ranking and less powerful Tusi were more unlikely to revolt against the reign of the central government in comparison with those higher ranking and more powerful Tusi, both of which were manipulated by the state power and motivated by interest of rule.This was favorable to achieve the objective of great unification of the state and to consolidate the stabilization in minority areas. The integration policies of the Ming and Qing dynasties, on the basis of mass construction and with the purpose of weakening local power, can best strengthen the rule of the dynasties, expand the state authorities and cripple Tusi influence to a great extend.