¡ª¡ªMaybe there is another fool who wants to say: "Today there is a Mongolian ethnic group in China, so the history of the Mongolian Empire is Chinese history."
The iron hooves of the Mongols have traveled across Europe and Asia. There are Mongolian descendants in many countries, including Russia, Ukraine, Finland, Iran, Turkey, Hungary, India, and many other countries, not just China.
¡°If the Chinese want to brag about the Mongolian Empire, then the Poles and even the Hungarians can say so. China¡¯s 56 ethnic groups also include Russians, Kazakhs and Koreans. How to explain this?
Does it follow that the history of Russia, Kazakhstan and North Korea are all part of Chinese history? That's a good feeling, maybe it's time to urge the three armies to move together to regain these old territories.
Of course, the most indispensable thing in the world is idiots. There are many expert idiots who will never give up and will even find more profound reasons for their stupidity: "Outer Mongolia seceded from China after World War I, so Mongolia has been China¡¯s territory since ancient times, so Mongolian history is Chinese history.¡±
So many people are now clamoring to "recover Mongolia" and saying that "Mongolia has belonged to China since ancient times" is purely ignorant of history. There is no saying in history that Mongolia belongs to Chinese territory
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On the contrary, historically China has long been part of the Mongolian territory. Mongolia once completely conquered and ruled China for 97 years, starting from 1271 AD and ending in 1368 AD. After twelve generations of emperors, China was not conquered until 1368 AD. Get out of the country and establish the Ming Dynasty
If you include the 296 years of the Qing Empire, it means that Manchuria and Mongolia co-ruled China. You have nothing to do with it, so you have to calculate that the Mongols have ruled China for a total of nearly 400 years in history.
Therefore, according to Chinese logic, it should be "China has been a part of Mongolia since ancient times". In history, there was a country in the north of China. You should remember the story of Zhaojun's departure from the fortress and Su Wu's sheep herding.
Obviously, China has never occupied Mongolia in its history, but Mongolia completely conquered China. During the Ming Dynasty, the two countries were still at war. In 1449, the 500,000 Ming army was wiped out by 20,000 Mongolian cavalry at the Battle of Tumupu. Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty was captured by the Mongols. Created the greatest military miracle in history
The Mongolian army invaded Beijing three times during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty alone. During the Qing Dynasty, the Manchus and Mongols ruled China together, and the Manchu and Mongolian nobles intermarried with each other. China no longer existed at that time, so even during the Qing Dynasty, it was not China that ruled Mongolia, but Mongolia. Rule China
"After entering the Republic of China, although the Beiyang warlord Xu Shuzheng briefly occupied Kulun for less than a year from November 1919 to October 1920, he was quickly expelled. Mongolia also took the opportunity to regain some lost territory."
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From the perspective of the revolutionary government at that time, it was a loss of territory. However, in this time and space, the Chinese Federation defeated the Soviet Union, so it actually occupied the entire Mongolia and the Far East, and began to establish a territory similar to the former Mongol Empire.
However, all regions still belong to the Chinese Federation in name only. In fact, it is a semi-national state. Therefore, the Chinese Federation has always implemented a federal system similar to the suzerain and satellite system of the British Empire in the past.
However, as an excuse for sending troops, 'recovering lost territory' sounds better in political propaganda than 'expanding territory'. However, in fact, the Chinese Federation did not recognize the orthodox status of the Yuan and Qing dynasties, and classified them as a period of alien rule.
At this point, it is a matter of position and no doubt is allowed
No matter which aspect you look at, saying that Mongolia is Chinese territory, even from China¡¯s point of view, is very strong and imperialist. Simply put, it means that Mongolia has never been a part of China.
If we follow China's logic, then China and even Eurasia have been part of Mongolia since ancient times. If even Mongolia is considered China, then Mongolia has also occupied Eurasia. Then Eurasia has been China's territory since ancient times, and Russia also belongs to China. Territory, why is no one clamoring to "recover" it?
Some even said: "The Mongolians have been assimilated into Chinese culture today, so Mongolian history is Chinese history."
This view is so ridiculous that it¡¯s a bit cute, but surprisingly, in a certain time and space, there are not a few people who hold this sentence
"The person who said that Mongolia has been assimilated into Chinese culture, I don't know which high school student graduated from a 250-year-old school. Have you figured out the definition of cultural assimilation?"
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But the question is, do all Mongolians today speak Chinese? Is it most or only a few? So why do Mongolians in Mongolia and Russia now speak Mongolian and Russian? Why do the Mongols in Central and West Asia speak Persian?
When the Mongols ruled Russia, they built Orthodox churches on a large scale, but theyWe have always treated Chinese culture with contempt
The system of the Yuan Empire, recorded in the history books, consisted of one official, two officials, three monks, four Taoists, five doctors, six craftsmen, seven craftsmen, eight prostitutes, nine Confucians, and ten beggars.
Did you see that Confucian people are one level lower than prostitutes, and one level higher than beggars? A veritable stinky old nine
Of course, historically, Kublai Khan, the "Yuan Governor" in the Chinese colonial area, was indeed a little bit Chinese, but he was only roughly proficient in Chinese. Since the Mongols took over China, the Mongolian emperors basically couldn't even speak Chinese, and they were all foreigners. ""Chinese people rule China
These Daruchachi sent by Mongolia to guard various places cannot speak Chinese. One example in the history books of Mongolia is what happened to Persia and what happened to Alexander the Great, because before he conquered China, he had already come into contact with Islamic civilization and Christian civilization, so will not be conquered by Confucian civilization
"The Mongolians have seen everything and believe in all religions. Many emperors of Mongolia were Christians, so they have such an attitude that your Chinese culture is nothing more than this."
¡°If the Japanese had conquered China, we might still be praising Japan now, or praising the common prosperity of Greater East Asia?
The Yuan Dynasty was the first time in the history of Chinese civilization that the country was completely subjugated and the entire race was wiped out. This is nothing to remember, let alone to be proud of.
"You were killed by others, and you still say it's really good. This is shameless. It's no longer a question of good or bad. You're a bitch.
As for the country name "Dayuan", it was also created by the Mongols to fool the Chinese people. After the Mongols occupied the land of China and the whole of China became a part of Mongolia, in order to fool the Chinese orthodoxy, they took the alias "Dayuan". Fool the Chinese
But among the Mongols, they still call it the "Tolei Khanate". Just like other Chagatai Khanates and other Mongolians, they are really wise. They deceived a group of fools for hundreds of years, about 700 years.
Many experts and professors who claim to be familiar with history don¡¯t know whose royal food they are eating. How can this be called history? This is called a traitor!
The Mongols established the Great Mongol Empire, which is well known to the whole world. Except for some areas, China at that time was just one of the countless countries that perished under the iron heel of the Mongols. It was just a colony, nothing more.
Look at the origin of the territory of the Great Mongol Empire, which is neither the core of Chinese politics nor China. I don¡¯t know how virtuous and capable we are to be proud of it.
At that time, the relationship between the Mongolian Empire and the Yuan Dynasty was like the relationship between the British Empire and India, and the relationship between Genghis Khan and the Chinese was like the relationship between Queen Victoria and the Indians.
The British Empire once occupied India and India became its colony. The Chinese describe the Mongolian Empire as a dynasty of China and Genghis Khan as a Chinese. This behavior is like Indians saying that the British Empire is the Victoria dynasty in Indian history. The Queen is as ridiculous as an Indian¡
If the Chinese want to say that Genghis Khan is Chinese, then the Russian Golden Horde, home to the four great khanates of Mongolia, want to say that Genghis Khan is Russian?
Does the Iranian Ilkhanate want to say that Genghis Khan is a Persian? "Smart factory
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The Chagatai Khanate of the Central Asian countries of the "Mongol Empire" wants to say that Genghis Khan is from their country? So is Kublai Khan considered a Chinese?
Kublai Khan first established the Mongolian regime in China. Before he became the ruler of China, he was not Chinese. That is, if he was Chinese, he became Chinese the moment the Yuan Dynasty was established. of
Does the logic that because he became the ruler of China, he became Chinese, hold water?
If this logic holds true, then we can conclude that Genghis Khan is a Mongolian, Russian, and Arab
But the question is, judged from an academic point of view and logical thinking, is this true?
Obviously it cannot be established, so the above logic is not established. It can be seen that even Kublai Khan is not Chinese. If Kublai Khan is Chinese, Batu is Russian, and Hulagu is Persian. I don¡¯t even know what country Genghis Khan is from.
???Don¡¯t people with positive IQs think these ideas are ridiculous? Why is it correct to use it on yourself?
American scholar James said in "The Historic Turn in Chinese People's Views of the Political Issue": "Neither Mongols nor Manchus are Chinese."
Dong Nide said in "**Life and Death": "It is very false and strange to describe the Mongols as Chinese."
Chinese Tibetologist Wang Lixiong also said in the book "Sky Burial": "Mongolia is not China. In fact, China was the same as Japan at that time. It was the same object conquered by the Mongolian cavalry. It is not as good as Japan, and Japan can still maintain a considerable degree of autonomy, China is completely subjugated.¡±
"Mongolian peoplePeople living in a vast area of ??Asia, and China are completely different concepts. Forcibly describing Mongolia¡¯s conquest of Japan as China¡¯s sovereignty over Japan. This kind of ¡®Aq¡¯-style logic seems strange and dishonest.¡±
In the history of time and space, there is one thing worth mentioning. In 2004, Professor Ezhidregen of the University of Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia was interviewed by Japanese NK TV station during his visit to Japan, regarding the comments made by Chinese fans at the Asian Cup football match that year. The protest against Japan said: "The Chinese regard the great hero of our country and nation, Tamuzhen, who conquered them, as their ancestor and hero, and regard our colonial history as their most powerful history. What qualifications do such a group of people with idiot-like logic have to protest against your country's view of history? And what qualifications do they have to protest against your nation's heroes, the so-called 'Class A war criminals' who invaded them back then? I think they Don¡¯t have that qualification¡±
In fact, in a certain time and space, Mongolia and Russia can be regarded as the inheritors of the Mongol Empire, but China is definitely not! "Smart Factory" Genghis Khan once dreamed of "making everything under the blue sky a pasture for the Mongols." Countless ancient documents have recorded that during the expansion of the Mongol Empire, countless ancient civilizations were completely destroyed, and countless cities were razed to the ground. According to Historical sources estimate that 30 million people were killed under the Mongol invasion
During the expansion of the Mongol Empire into the West, tens of thousands of people were massacred, and the population distribution throughout Asia also underwent major changes. A Western historian said in his book: "Terror and mass extermination of opponents were the tried and tested methods of the Mongols. "tactics"
The eastern half of the Islamic world experienced horrific death and destruction. From 1219 to 1260, the total population of Persia dropped from 12 million to 1.1 million due to massacres and famine.
In the Transoxiana region of Central Asia and Great Khorasan, the irrigation system established since the Hellenistic era was completely destroyed, and at the same time, countless fertile fields became barren and desertified.
The water conservancy and irrigation system established in West Asia since the Akkadian Empire and the ancient Babylonian period was completely destroyed, and a large amount of fertile farmland became a barren river area. Many cities in West Asia and Eastern Europe were massacred and destroyed by the Mongolian army. Some cities were even destroyed multiple times. The massacre caused huge disasters and painful memories to the local area.
Historians estimate that the Kingdom of Hungary existed from 1241 to 1242, when half of the country's 2 million people died in the Mongol invasion under Batu's attack
Nearly all the cities in Kievan Rus were destroyed. Most of the surrendered people as slaves died quickly due to heavy labor. The prisoners of war joined the Mongolian army to continue the Western Expedition. About half of the Russians died in the Mongol invasion.
However, the "World Population History Atlas" estimates that the population of the European part of Russia dropped from 7.5 million before the invasion to 7 million. During the seventy years of the Mongol invasion, half of China's population was wiped out due to wars and various reasons including wars.
Before the Mongol invasion, that is, in 1200, China included the Jin Dynasty, Western Xia, and the Southern Song Dynasty, Dali Kingdom, with a population of about 144 million or more.
However, by 1278, there were only ten thousand people in China. After the once prosperous Jin Dynasty and Southern Song Dynasty were eliminated, the economy and culture stagnated or even regressed for a long time.
The Yuan Dynasty, which wanted to dominate the people of various countries based solely on its military superiority, was immediately expelled from the occupied areas after losing its superior conditions. Even the capital city built under the leadership of Kublai Khan could not hold it and was forced back. The northern grassland where my hometown was originally
Since then, the Great Mongol Empire has never been resurrected, and the people of all countries do not want this to happen.
The Great Mongol Kingdom spanned the huge territory of East, Central, West Asia and Eastern Europe. After the decline of the Great Mongol Kingdom, the Muscovite Principality, a former vassal state of the Golden Horde, rose up and occupied a considerable part of the former Shuchi Khanate, becoming the later famous Russia. empire
During the period of the Jochi Khanate, the rulers of Muscovite had long controlled the position of Grand Duke Vladimir of the Rus¡¯ Kingdom, which was controlled by the Mongols at that time, and collected taxes on behalf of Mongolia, which further raised their profile because the Mongols rarely inspected the territory they occupied.
In fact, the formation of the Soviet Union, once the largest country in the world, had obvious factors from the Great Mongolia. Klyuchevsky and his students believed that Mongolia had at least half of the credit for the unification of Russia.
Another Eurasianist philosopher Trubetskoy pointed out in his classic work "On the Turan Element in Russian Culture" that Moscow owes its thanks to the Mongol rule. Russia became the country after the elimination of Kazan and Astrakhan. strong country
20% of the nobility of the Principality of Moscow have intermarryed with Mongolians. The government system of the Principality of Moscow is also Mongolian. In essence, Russia is an Orthodox Mongolian country.
The daily life of Russians is deeply influenced by Mongolia. There are a large number of Mongolian borrowed words, postal taxation and clothing are also influenced by Mongolia. The military system and legal system are learned from Mongolia. Russians have also been Turanized.
In Europe, because the Mongolian cavalry attacked dozens of cities and occupied many countries, the European monarchs were very panicked.Later, the term "Yellow Peril" came into being in the 19th century. Some people believe that it refers to the threat posed by all yellow people in East Asia. It is often used back to the Great Mongolia period in the 13th to 14th centuries.
In Japan, the nationwide reorganization in order to deal with the invasion of the Yuan army has put its economy and military under heavy pressure, and the use of the entire country's resources has reached its limit.
The invasion of the Yuan army also allowed the Japanese shogunate to find an excuse to continue to rule the country instead of handing power to the emperor. They continued to strengthen the defense of Kyushu for a period of time. Many military facilities there were still effective many years later.
Due to the influence of the monetary economy after the war, the shogunate was unable to reward the officers and soldiers who resisted the Yuan Dynasty, which aggravated domestic conflicts. In the end, Emperor Daigo destroyed the Kamakura shogunate.
In the Korean Peninsula, the Koryo Dynasty surrendered to Mongolia and became one of its vassal states after repeated large-scale conquests by the Mongol army. After the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty was expelled from China by Zhu Yuanzhang, the Han people established a new dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, and the Koryo Dynasty was loyal to the Mongols. The king couldn't accept it, so he sent general Li Chenggui to conquer the Ming Empire.
But Li Chenggui, who was close to the Ming Empire, returned to Korea from near the Yalu River and launched a mutiny to overthrow the Goryeo Kingdom and establish the Joseon Dynasty.
It can be seen from this that the Great Mongol Empire had a huge impact on the entire Eurasian region, and the successors of its civilization are mainly Russia, rather than the bullshit theories in the textbooks of a certain country in a certain time and space.
"After the Chinese Federation established its own civilizational orthodoxy, it immediately got rid of these dross in history, rectified the source, and returned history to its true colors.
Chinese civilization is a foundation and a serious issue of stance. Of course, harmonious coexistence among ethnic groups is the key and a necessity of modern life. Needs are needs, and history is history. You can¡¯t just sell your grandfather or your father for money, right? ?
Of course, those who want to be traitors can do it themselves. History will have its own history throughout the ages. One day, the truth will come to the surface (to be continued)