
As Soon as I Introduce the Han People, I Will Make Dayuan Great Again!
我一介汉人,让大元再次伟大!
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In the latest version of "Modern Chinese Dictionary" and the latest version of "Xinhua Dictionary", the Yuan Dynasty in them is from 1206 to 1368.
The latest edition of "Modern Chinese Dictionary" (seventh edition) and the latest edition of "Xinhua Dictionary" (twelfth edition), the entry introduction and the appendix of the Chinese epoch table, the beginning and end of the Yuan Dynasty are: 1206-1368. The specific details are as follows: 1. The latest version of "Modern Chinese Dictionary" (Seventh Edition), published in 2016, explains the entry of "Yuan Dynasty" on page 1608. The Yuan Dynasty began in 1206. The appendix at the back of "Modern Chinese Dictionary" is "The Era Table of my country's Past Dynasties". The lineage of emperors of the Yuan Dynasty on page 1784. The start and end time of the Yuan Dynasty is (1206-1368). Wu Zhou (690-705) was included in the Tang Dynasty, Liao changed its country name three times, collectively called Liao Dynasty (907-1125), Qing Dynasty (1616-1911). 2. The latest version of "Xinhua Dictionary" (12th edition) (two-color version) Published in 2020, the 94th printing in February 2022. On page 599, the explanation of "Yuan" as a dynasty is as follows: "The name of the dynasty (1206-1368 AD)". Appendix at the back of the dictionary: A brief list of Chinese dynasties, page 677, the start and end time of the Yuan Dynasty is (1206-1368). The following pictures, the first to the fifth, are the cover of the latest edition of "Modern Chinese Dictionary" and excerpts from the book. The sixth to tenth pictures are the cover of the latest edition of "Xinhua Dictionary" and excerpts from the book.
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Personally, I think that if you integrate into China, you will become a member of the Chinese ethnic group, and it has nothing to do with genes. I just identify with China, like to wear Hanfu, like traditional festivals, and basically don't speak Mongolian. . . Hahaha,
The trick of pretending to be dead is too brain-congesting.
Bushgomen, it's okay for you to pretend to be sick. You, the emperor, are pretending to be dead. You are really low to the core of the earth. What is power? In the final analysis, it is trust. When everyone thinks you are dead, you are really dead. Are you really not afraid of the classic scene of "I have become a stand-in" when bullets fly? Not to mention that the rewards are not proportional to the cost. You hold the power of the central government, and in the name of orthodoxy, you also have the essence of China in your hands. It is only a matter of time before you can take advantage of these Mongolian conservatives. Are you using yourself as bait for this? The son of a rich man will not sit in the hall.
There is also a protagonist who says that Mongolians are descended from China, but don't say that Genghis Khan is a descendant of Liu Bang. The genetic test shows that the genes of Ghazan Khan of the Ilkhanate were found, but there are no academic journals or forum posts at all. It is not known whether Ghazan Khan's bones remain. It is generally believed that the most likely one is c2b because this gene exploded 800 years ago, which is consistent with the establishment of the Great Mongolia by Genghis Khan.
This is a kind of reasoning about the origin of Mongolia
There's a lot of racial discrimination in the comment section.
The authentic local people are Shanding Cave Man, Yuanmou Man, Lantian Man, and Peking Man. You evil Homo sapiens from Africa have the nerve to say that after killing so many Neanderthals 😁
To reform the Yuan Dynasty, shouldn't we first use the Yellow Emperor's calendar? The Yellow Emperor's chronology should be called the AD chronology, and the chronology of the birth of Christ Jesus is not recognized!
Mongolian: Go to war.
Flowers will bloom again, and people will never be young again. Counting romantic figures, but also looking at the present. Beautiful young woman, beautiful mature woman, married woman, Meng De's favorite, Jian'an style, Wei Wu's legacy, peak of conquest.
The butt determines the head, and the protagonist's butt is crooked. He really thinks he can do whatever he wants and commit suicide!
Why are there people in the comment area who want black people to integrate into the Chinese nation? 🤔
Why do Japan, Mongolia, Jurchens, etc. Always appear to be very short in historical novels? In Japan, I believe, are the Mongolians really only 1.6 Meters tall? It always feels like deliberately smearing foreigners to please the self-esteem of the Han nation. What's so cool about this? It's like bragging. Although there are some books to prove it, I can't believe it all. Is it possible that there is no tall person among a group of dwarves? Today's Mongolians are not short either. Putting aside the facts, just for the sake of fun, it is too deliberate to keep emphasizing how short the Mongolians are, as if losers can only seek spiritual victory in this way, it is better to downplay it.
The Yuan Dynasty implemented a tax farming system, which handed over local management rights to local powerful people. The Russian Empire started by helping Mongolians collect taxes in the early days, which shows how tolerant the Mongolians are.
About the Imperial Temples of the Ming and Qing Dynasties: In 1373, Taizu of the Ming Dynasty established the Imperial Temple of the Imperial Dynasties in Nanjing to worship 16 emperors including Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty (originally 17, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty was withdrawn in 1388). These 16 emperors are Fuxi, Shennong, Huangdi, Shaohao, Zhuanxu, Gao Xin, Tang Yao, Yu Shun, Xia Yu, Shang Tang, King Wu of Zhou, Han Gaozu, Han Guangwu, Tang Taizong, Song Taizu, and Yuan Shizu. In addition, there are 37 famous officials from past dynasties, including Mu Huali, Bohu, Boershu, Chi Laowen and Boyan, a total of 5 famous officials in the Yuan Dynasty. The Imperial Temple in Beijing was first built in the ninth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1530). The number of worshippers is the same as that in the Imperial Temple in Nanjing. Emperor Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty began to gradually increase the number of worshippers. It was rebuilt in the seventh year of Yongzheng reign of Qing Dynasty (1729). It was a royal temple during the Ming and Qing Dynasties that worshiped Chinese ancestors of Yan and Huang, as well as emperors, heroes and generals of the past dynasties. The imperial temples in Beijing during the Qing Dynasty were adjusted many times from Shunzhi to Qianlong. In the fiftieth year of Qianlong (1785), based on the principle of "China's unbroken line", it was finally determined that the main hall would worship 188 emperors of the past dynasties, and the east and west side halls would worship 79 famous officials of the past dynasties. There are 188 emperors in the past dynasties, including 11 in the Yuan Dynasty, namely: Taizu, Taizong, Dingzong, Xianzong, Shizu, Chengzong, Wuzong, Renzong, Taiding Emperor, Wenzong, and Ningzong. Four emperors of the Yuan Dynasty were not enshrined in the Imperial Temple of Beijing. Yuan Yingzong and Yuan Mingzong were murdered, Emperor Yuan Tianshun disappeared, and Yuan Huizong (reigned from 1333 to 1370) was lost in the Central Plains. They all do not meet the standards for enshrinement. As for Yuan Zhaozong (reigned 1370-1378) and Yuan Tianyuan Emperor (reigned 1378-1388), they were already emperors of the Northern Yuan Dynasty and were not selected. The east and west side halls enshrine 79 famous officials from past dynasties, including 4 in the Yuan Dynasty. Their names are all written in the Qing Dynasty. The common writing of their names is placed in brackets at the back, namely: Mu Huli (Muhuali), Buhumi (Buhumu), Bayan (Boyan), Toktuo (Tuotuo). Muhuali is from the period of Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty, Boyan and Buhumu are from the period of Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty and Chengzong of the Yuan Dynasty, and Tuotuo is from the period of Huizong of the Yuan Dynasty. The first picture below is a picture of the imperial temples in Nanjing during the Ming Dynasty, taken from the "Da Ming Huidian". Starting from the second picture below, there is information about the imperial temples in Beijing during the Qing Dynasty.
The Yuan Dynasty was overthrown by Kuan, and its rule was too loose. The real imperial power did not extend to local governments, but adopted a tax farming system and local autonomy. After the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, a large group of people still missed the Yuan Dynasty. In the early days of the Yuan Dynasty, sea trade tariffs were still very large, accounting for a large part of the imperial government's finances. However, in the later period, there were almost none. Smuggling was serious, and the interests were swallowed up by the powerful, gentry, and merchants. The Yuan Dynasty was also the only dynasty that did not have a large uprising of gentry, wealthy families and generals in its last dynasty. Unlike other dynasties at the end of the dynasty, the final fruits of victory of the peasant uprising were replaced by powerful families or military groups. (Cao Cao, Yang Jian, Li Yuan, Zhao Kuangyin) The Yuan Dynasty was dominated by peasant uprisings until the end, and elites were selected through elimination. If Zhu Yuanzhang lived in other dynasties, it would be difficult to conquer the world. The Yuan Dynasty was overthrown by Kuan, which created the only legend in Chinese history that a peasant beggar became an emperor.
Interesting! So interesting!
Robbers and robbers came to the house, burned, killed and looted! If it succeeds, it will promote national integration! If you fail, it will be a blood feud!
In the early Yuan Dynasty, a lot of people wrote it. The author might as well write about Vietnam in his next book, so as to completely Chineseize it and make it a real Southern Little China. Try to eliminate the indigenous people of Nanyang and move the Han people to the south. Entered India, helped Ming's father to conquer Japan, and after Chongzhen's death, he took over the Central Plains and seized the Mandate of Heaven.
The Yuan army in "The Burial of the Yuan Dynasty" massacred Japan, Vietnam and the West. I wonder if this book has this ability.
Not to be the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, but to be a serf of the Han Dynasty and a long-term worker 🙂
The disgusting and wretched way these Mobei shaman aristocrats look at the Xia people and ignore the Menggu civilians is exactly the same as the Waimeng councilors and some cute independent artists.
Qiu Shusen, an expert on Yuan history, analyzed various historical records in his work "The Biography of Tuohuan Tiemu'er" and concluded that Yuan Huizong (Emperor Yuan Shun) could not be the son of Emperor Gong of the Song Dynasty, and Yuan Huizong was the biological son of Yuan Mingzong.
Look at what happened to Yuan Yingzong. You are just writing nonsense without thinking. If you dare to do this, you will die without knowing how.
After the reunification of the Yuan Dynasty, the cultural and psychological identity of the north and the south were integrated. It was not until the Ming Dynasty that the integration of the north and the south was realized.
Scholar Qiu Zhirong's work "The "Zhongzhou Scholar-bureaucrats" and the Cultural Integration of the North and South in the Early Yuan Dynasty" mentioned the great unification of the Yuan Dynasty and realized the true integration of the cultural and psychological identity between the north and the south. [Introduction] The great unification of the Yuan Dynasty ended China's nearly four hundred years of division, but achieving true integration in terms of culture and psychological identity is a more arduous historical task. The research approach of this book spans literature and history, and puts forward the concept of "Zhongzhou scholar-officials", revealing the initiative that the north once had in the development of Chinese culture after the Tang Dynasty, and basically clarifying the changes in the cultural lineage of the northern and southern Han Dynasty from the mid-Jin Dynasty to the mid-Yuan Dynasty. The basic clues of the analysis of the thinking, debate, exchange and integration of the northern and southern scholar elites around "literary" and "Tao" revealed from one aspect how the Yuan Dynasty realized the transformation of the national identity of the scholar elites in more than half a century after completing political unification.
There are very few books written in the Yuan Dynasty. It is rare that the books written now are good. I hope the author can work hard.
Very good, the starting point ranking is useless. It feels like some of them were paid by paying votes.
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Will you start reading novels about the Three Kingdoms and Water Margin in the future?
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No, my friend. My neighbor has 5.1 Million words and only has 782 chapters. You have more than 2 million words and only have more than 900 chapters. You are really good at breaking up chapters, brother
Why am I still not approved after joining the group several times and two days later?
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Can you answer whether the updated novel has multiple female protagonists?
This is the end, choose to end it in the New Year