Northern and Southern Tang Empire

None of those who say that the royal family of the Li and Tang Dynasty has Hu ancestry is tenable in history books, but it has become the final conclusion in the literary and historical circles now, and it is very popular on the Internet, in movies, television, and literary works. In order to prove the theory of Hu people's blood in the royal family of Li and Tang Dynasty, various citations were taken out of context and far-fetched in the history books. The more typical ones are the private lives of several strong-spirited princesses in the Tang Dynasty who remarried their dead husbands, Li Longji who forcibly married his daughter-in-law, Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty who married his father's talented empress Wu, and Emperor Wenzong of the Tang Dynasty who proposed marriage to the prime minister for his son. The Tang Dynasty had an open social atmosphere and was keen on foreign exchanges, etc., All of which were attributed to the fact that the Li and Tang royal families had Hu ancestry. It seems that without the Hu ancestry, the Tang Dynasty would not have these things. They automatically filtered out the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, and also automatically filtered out the Spring and Autumn and Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties, and the Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties. If Cao Pi accepted all of Cao Cao's women, would he also claim that they were of barbaric origin? When Emperor Xiaowu of the Southern Song Dynasty created a steamed mother who had nothing to do with the ancients before or since, should he also be regarded as a person of barbaric origin? The mother of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was still a woman who married and gave birth to a daughter and then entered the palace and became Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. If she gave birth to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, should she also be considered to be of Hu origin? If Wei Qing's wife, Princess Pingyang, is in a second marriage, should she also be considered to be of Hu origin? During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a world-famous beauty (whose name I have forgotten) who married four princes and kings in a row. Should she also be considered to be of barbaric origin? The feudal ethics of the Manchu Qing Dynasty were strict, stubborn, and Yelang was arrogant. Should it be regarded as a matter of Han descent?

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Author, doesn't the protagonist unify the Tang Dynasty? China has always attached great importance to unification.

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