The Eagle Just Founded Its Nation, and Now I'm a Native American?

Does anyone really write about this topic? The suffering of Indians is not entirely due to the killings of European and American colonists. One of the most serious problems is the estrangement and hatred between tribes. Many Indian tribes have feuds with each other until death. Therefore, even time travelers cannot try to unite them. As long as the colonists pull one to fight, it is almost a guaranteed victory.

The Indians themselves did not know that they had been unilaterally transformed into Chinese at the starting point.

As a friendly reminder, there was no national entity called Indian in the 16th century. Indian is just a unified name given by Europeans to the indigenous people of North America. And even this title is wrong.

The price of black slaves is seriously wrong! ! A black slave cost more than ten pounds in the early seventeenth century, twenty or thirty pounds in the eighteenth century, and even more expensive in the nineteenth century, totaling four to five hundred dollars. The article says one dollar apiece, are you kidding? Just like the cattle in China in the past, if farmers could afford to raise one, they were considered middle peasants. Black slaves were much more expensive than cattle. The price of black slaves was basically equal to the annual salary of a middle class person at that time

The Shang Dynasty was not as grand as everyone imagined. When you leave the city, you are all barbarians, and when you enter the city, you are all slaves. If you roast a barbarian and eat it, you don't think you are eating a fellow tribesman So even if the Indians were drifted over by the Shang Dynasty, don't talk about culture and history. It is nothing.

I've given rewards for monthly tickets. Let's create a group to communicate and study world history in the 19th century together! Can I not write the system? It is also the system that has given the protagonist powerful self-healing power and strength, as well as knowledge. The system ends here! Relying solely on the historical experience and modern knowledge of the protagonist is really enough to lead the Indians to the rise of the Indian Empire! Using the Eagle God totem is in line with the Shang Dynasty Xuanniao! When the time comes to join forces with the Mayan century-old guerrillas in the Yucatan Peninsula, can the Eagle God add the Mayan Quetzalcoatl and the Inca Sun God? ? ? There are also descendants of the Inca royal family in Cusco, and there are also several villages and towns in the Andes that inherit the Inca knot script! The protagonist takes in Tecumseh, an Indian warrior who cursed the President of the United States in history. The protagonist teaches him Chinese tactics for future generations! He wholeheartedly supports the protagonist in achieving the unification of all Indians! Sequoyah was only 14 years old in 1790. He learned about iron-making, joined the U. S. Army, and created the Cherokee alphabet. It happened that the protagonist met the young Sequoyah! Guide to becoming a cultural thinker-scientist! The protagonist creates the ten-banner system which is very suitable for the Indian stone society. When the industrial revolution develops, the ten-banner system will inevitably be transformed into a military system, which is also an upgrade of the military merit system. The protagonist really does not need to rely on the system to send technology. He can use the mixed-blood Indian blacksmith as an apprentice. The white blacksmith who is captured must be given to the Indian wife, and he strives to start the first blast furnace for ironmaking in 1791 in the base of the Eagle Tribe of Ohio in the northeastern United States! Refer to Genghis Khan Nurhachi Huang Taiji attaches great importance to craftsmen! The protagonist can create a craftsmanship title system and order the Indian stonemasons, carpenters, and cobblers to actively learn white technology! It was also from 1790 to 1800 that the protagonist spent ten years creating everything. He asked the priests and wizards of each tribe to learn the ideograms in simplified Chinese characters as soon as possible, and also quoted the 26 English letters as phonetic notations! Currently, the protagonist has a connection with the United Kingdom through a white British girl, Churchill. He can ask for guns and supplies, and captures a white gunpowder maker to start imitating home-produced Indian gunpowder! Striving for 1800, the Indians have completed iron smelting, made gunpowder, learned to grow wheat and rye, and also promoted written and spoken language to unify the accents of various tribes! And while fighting, he trained at least 10,000 Indian soldiers! It was also the year 1800 when the United States tried to destroy the protagonist but failed! The protagonist also recruits pirates to secretly train the Indian Navy! We also need to develop red rice agriculture in the Great Lakes region. The protagonist eats red rice and sends at least a thousand soldiers to Canada in 1800 to unify the Inuit and Métis tribes! The protagonist also wants to unify all the large and small tribes in the central and western regions as soon as possible! In 1800, as long as the protagonist has 10,000 soldiers and an iron-making industry, and can produce fifty muskets and one cannon per month, can the State of Ohio be called the Indian Emirate? Remember, without small-scale industrial independence and less than 10,000 soldiers, we must not openly establish a country! Because the establishment of a country attracts all-out attack from the United States? So as soon as the country was founded, we immediately blocked the US military! Then strategically surround and restrict the United States in eastern North America! Because the rise of the protagonist interrupts the westward expansion of the United States! First, all the Indians in the central and western parts of the country (Sioux, Comanche, and Apache all surrender to the protagonist) will be assimilated and unified by the protagonist! A brief episode for the author. The protagonist sees a deaf hunter from his tribe, and then he remembers that he studied in Mexico in his previous life and heard about the Mexican School for the Deaf and Mayan Sign Language. He also heard about Gallaudet University, a university for the deaf in the United States, and the Institute for the Deaf at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In particular, the education for blind and deaf people is well developed! Deafblind Americans touch to learn American Sign Language and American Braille. Therefore, the protagonist has the memory of inheriting the oracle bone sign language of the Shang Dynasty, and also knows the sign language clubs of various universities in China. You can learn more about Baidu's new version of China's Deaf History Chronology, so the protagonist gathers deaf and mute people from various tribes to train as silent warriors! It is consistent with the ancient Chinese deaf-mute warriors and the modern deaf-mute army (there are really many deaf-mute anti-Japanese veterans who have passed away before 2020), and the protagonist knows that the spoken languages ​​of the tribes in North America are different and use common Indian hand gestures, so the protagonist inherits the sign language of the Shang Dynasty from the Eagle Tribe Develop and open an Indian school for the deaf. At that time, the white American Pastor Thomas Gadrout and the French deaf Laurent Clerc, the rich deaf man Du Yiming from Shanxi, the leader of the Tiandi Hui Mute Hall in the Qing Dynasty, and the deputy hall leader Wang Zhizheng, a famous deaf doctor, will jointly establish the protagonist, the Indian Empire University for the Deaf, called the University of Deaf! There is also a university for the blind called Gu University! Commemorating the Shang Dynasty's Emperor Xizong and Guzong. The Yellow Emperor's deaf official and war general Na Confucius's deaf disciple Xia You The deaf warrior general Jing Nan of Qin The deaf prime minister of Zhao, He Guanzi The deaf prime minister of Han Dynasty, Xu Pi The deaf noble concubine of Han Dynasty, Mrs. Gou Yi Zhao Jieyu A famous deaf minister of Shu Han, one of the Three Kingdoms Du Wei Huang Fumi, the deaf miracle doctor of the Jin Dynasty Zhang Gui, the deaf minister of the Jin Dynasty and the founder of Xiliang The two deaf heroic generals who fought against the Hu in the Five Husties were deaf and dumb The deaf prince of the Southern Liang who fought against the Hu, Xiao Baoyi, the king of Balingyin (the deaf prime minister of the Southern Qi Dynasty - Xiao Baoyi) The Southern and Northern Dynasties The deaf prince Anle Wang Xiao Renya of Nanliang who fought against Hu The deaf hero who fought against Hu Du Taiqing (the deaf counselor who founded the Sui Dynasty) Cui Wei, a first-class deaf civil official in Sui Dynasty Yang Liang, a deaf prince in Sui Dynasty Xu Anzhen, a first-class deaf civil servant in Tang Dynasty Du Fu, a deaf poet in Tang Dynasty Deaf and mute in Tang Dynasty Emperor Shunzong Li Song of the Tang Dynasty Zha Wenhui, the deaf minister of the Five Dynasties of the Southern Tang Dynasty Yang Xin, a deaf super-genius military strategist and one of the founding generals of the Song Dynasty Xu Ji, a deaf prefecture official in the Song Dynasty Pang Anshi, a deaf doctor in the Song Dynasty Wu Datong, a deaf-mute Taoist priest in the Southern Song Dynasty Yang Zhongkai, a deaf anti-Yuan hero and writer in the Ming Dynasty The deaf anti-Yuan hero of the Ming Dynasty and the famous minister and counselor Lu Bufu The deaf doctor Wang Min of the Ming Dynasty The deaf civil servant Yang Mao of the Ming Dynasty The deaf civil servant Yu Tai of the Ming Dynasty The deaf literary giant of the Ming Dynasty, the master of painting Qiu Shixiang The deaf martial artist Cheng Yali of the Ming Dynasty The deaf minister of the Ministry of Rites of the Ming Dynasty He Shitai br>He Fengsheng, the deaf prime minister of the Ming Dynasty Li Jun, a deaf writer and hero of the Ming Dynasty who fought against the Qing Dynasty Zhu Da, a deaf prince and hero of the Ming Dynasty who fought against the Qing Dynasty Li Biheng, a deaf person who fought against the Qing Dynasty Lu Zhonglin, a deaf person who fought against the Qing Dynasty Du Yiming, a deaf businessman during the Manchu and Qing Dynasty The famous deaf doctor Wang Zhizhi during the Qing Dynasty >Zhai Dakun, a deaf painter in the Manchu and Qing Dynasties Peng Zhaozhen, a deaf painter in the Manchu and Qing Dynasty Ge Zun, a deaf painter in the Manchu and Qing Dynasty Liu Xiling, a deaf Taoist priest in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China Twenty mute scholars in the Qin Dynasty; Fifty muses in the Han Dynasty; One hundred wise men and women in the Jin Dynasty There were three thousand mute soldiers in the mute camp; Three thousand ghost troops in the Liu Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty; Ran Min's deaf and mute warriors; Five hundred people in the Tang Dynasty's Jue Shengdu; One thousand silent warriors in the Song Dynasty; List of the Yang family's deaf-mute family Yang Liang, the deaf prince of the Sui Dynasty; Yang Xin, the deaf general of the Song Dynasty; Yang Yi, the deaf guard of Song Renzong; Yang Zheng, the only surviving deaf warrior in Yashan in the Southern Song Dynasty; Yang Zhongkai, the grandson of Yang Zheng, was the first commander of the founder of the Ming Dynasty's Juesheng Guard. He was the hero of Zhu Yuanzhang's merciless killing; Yang Mao, the commander of the Juesheng Guards during the Zhengde period, and the deaf student of Wang Yangming; Yang Qicong, the last commander of the Juesheng Guards during the Chongzhen period, was a deaf general under Zheng Chenggong; Yang Shiqi Yang Shizhai's deaf brother asked Qianlong to establish the Qing Deaf Academy to train deaf children from the Eight Banners to become Manchu deaf warriors. Unfortunately, he was rejected. Yang Shiqi trained up to fifty deaf soldiers for Yang Shizhai; Yang Xiucong The deaf brother of the Eastern King Yang Xiuqing was the last surviving deaf general of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom to live in seclusion. He assisted the American Merrill Lynch couple in Yantai, Shandong, to establish the first deaf-mute school in modern times. Qiyu Academy provided the remnants of the Ming Dynasty with sign language books and records, and trained deaf anti-Qing patriots in the Revolution of 1911; Yang Fangyun The grandson of Yang Xiucong is the bodyguard grandson, the founder of Chiang Kai-shek's Chinese Deaf-mute Corps and the deaf instructor of Whampoa Military Academy; The successive heads of the Tiandi Hui Mute Hall Zhu Da, Yang Qicong, Li Jun; Li Biheng; Lu Zhonglin ; Zhai Dakun; Wang Zhizheng, Du Yiming; Peng Zhaozhen, Yang Xiucong; Ge Zun, Liu Xiling; Yang Fangyun; The deaf-mute underground forces that maintained unity across the country were suppressed and disintegrated in the 1990s) Saint Paul claimed in Romans that "faith comes by hearing." This sentence has long been misunderstood to mean that people without hearing cannot have faith. Rome also did not allow anyone who could not confess to inherit property or titles. Therefore, since the fourteenth century, some aristocratic families with internal marriages have begun to provide oral education to their deaf children. But the vast majority of deaf people still have to rely on crude sign language they have figured out on their own. In the cities, these rudimentary sign languages ​​gradually developed into a coherent system. In the mid-eighteenth century, the philanthropic educator Charles-Michel de Lippy was committed to helping the poor deaf people in Paris. He was also the first hearing person to learn sign language. He taught literacy to deaf people, and he used sign language as a teaching tool. This was the dawn of the deaf liberation movement, because deaf people would no longer have to rely on speech to learn the languages ​​of the sound world. In 1755, De Lippi established a college for the deaf and mute. In the early 19th century, Reverend Thomas Gadrout of Connecticut was interested in educating a deaf child, so he set out to England to learn more about deaf teaching methods. The British refused to reveal the secret of oral teaching to him, so he traveled to France, where the Institute for the Education of the Deaf warmly received him. He then invited a young deaf man, Laurent Clerc, to return to the United States with him and open his own school. In 1817, the two established the American Asylum for the Education and Instruction of the Deaf in Hartford, Connecticut. The next fifty years were the golden age of deaf education in the United States. A mixture of French Sign Language, Native American Sign Language, and a sign language dialect from Martha's Vineyard (where hereditary deafness occurs) makes up formal American Sign Language (ASL). Deaf people began to write books, began to enter public life, and made extensive achievements in all walks of life. In 1857, Gardraught College was established in Washington, D. C., To provide higher education for the deaf; President Lincoln personally granted the school the authority to issue academic degrees. Mayan Sign Language Sign Language Used by Mayan Communities in Mexico and Guatemala Mayan Sign Language (Spanish: Lengua de señas maya or yucateca) is a sign language in Mexico and Guatemala, used by Mayan communities with an unusually high number of deaf residents. In some cases, sign language is available to both hearing and deaf people in a village. It has nothing to do with the national sign languages ​​of Mexico (Mexican Sign Language) and Guatemala (Guatemalan Sign Language), as well as the local Mayan languages ​​and Spanish. Maya sign language, Aboriginal people. . . Maya Sign Language Native to Mexico, Guatemala Region Isolated village in south-central Yucatan, highlands of Guatemala Native Speakers 17 Deaf People in Chikan (2012) 400 Hearing signatories Chican (1999); others unknown 639-3 msd Glottolog yuca1236 Help Yucate Mayan Sign Language Close Yucate Mayan Sign Language Yucate Mayan Sign Language, used by the hearing-impaired and deaf rural Maya people in the Yucatan region. It is a natural and complex language that is not related to Mexican Sign Language, but may have similarities to the sign language of nearby Guatemala. With hearing villagers able to master sign language, deaf residents appear to be well integrated into the community - a stark contrast to the marginalization of deaf people in the wider community, and to the highland Mayan sign language. [Citation Required] The spoken language of this community is Yucate Mayan. Highland Maya Sign Language In the highlands of Guatemala, the Mayans use a sign language that belongs to the "Sign Language Complex" and is called Meemul Ch'aab'al and Meemul Tziij, the "Silent Language" in the local Keiche language. Researcher Erich Fox Tree reports that this sign language is used by the region's deaf rural Maya, as well as by some traders and traditional storytellers. These communities and Fox Tree believe that Meemul Châaabâal belongs to an ancient family of Mayan sign languages. Fox Tree claims that the Yucate Maya sign languages ​​are closely related and largely mutually intelligible. North American Indian celebrities: Tecumseh (March 1768 ~ October 5, 1813), also translated as Dukanshi and Tecumseh, was a chief of the Shawnee tribe in North America. He was famous for his bravery and skill in fighting and trying to form an Indian tribal alliance in the central and western regions. Born in Ohio, he hated the expansion of white culture since childhood. In order to defend his homeland, he fought with the US military many times in his youth. Sequoyah, the founder and social activist of the Cherokee Calligraphy Portrait System in the United States. Born around 1760/1776 in Tuskegee Village, Tennessee, USA (now part of Alabama) to a British fur merchant family. The mother is a Cherokee Indian and the niece of a chief. His father, Nathaniel Gist, abandoned the family when he was very young. He was raised by his mother but never learned English and could neither speak nor read it. Around 1809, he went to Wales Valley, Alabama, and worked as a silversmith and painter, becoming highly skilled in his craft. He served in the U. S. Army during the Creek War of 1813-1814. Used to fighting. Later, Sequoyah devoted himself to inventing a syllabic script that could be used uniformly by all ethnic groups. During this time, he visited various tribes in the country day and night, traveling from present-day Arizona to New Mexico. Also actively engaged in reunifying the divided Cherokee Nation. In August 1843, he unfortunately died of illness while visiting his tribe in New Mexico. Red Cloud (1822-1909), a Native American chief of the Oglala people, participated in many North American Indian wars and led the Indians to defeat the Americans in the Red Cloud War. He later surrendered to the U. S. Government and died in 1909. Hongyun was born on the banks of the Platte River. When he was young, he was known for being strong, brave and militant. He rose to prominence in the "Bear Bear" war in 1841 and was promoted to leader. Later, he led the Oglala Sioux people to defeat the invasions of other Indians many times and protected the living areas of the Upper Platte River Basin. Geronimo was an Apache Indian leader in the southwestern United States. On June 16, 1829, a baby was born on the Bedonkohe branch of the Apache tribe. The child looked drowsy when he first came into the world, so his parents named him "Goyahkla", which means "Sleepy Man". Thereafter, he grew up in a relatively stable environment, married a wife and had children at the age of 17, and lived an unrestrained life in the wilderness of New Mexico. One day in March 1858, 400 Mexican soldiers suddenly attacked the "Sleepy Man" tribe. His relatives and friends, including his mother, wife and three children, all fell in a pool of blood. [1] The "sleepy man" who went out to the market escaped. He leads the Apache Indians to fight against the invasion of American Europeans. He has natural survival skills and is impeccable in the use of bullets. Few people know that the photo of Geronimo kneeling on the ground with a gun in his hand was taken when he surrendered in 1886. In his later years, he was naturalized into American society, and since then there has been no large-scale resistance from American Indians. Sitting Bull (March 1831 - December 15, 1890), male, was born in the United States. He was the leader of the Hunkpapa tribe of the Sioux tribe of American Indians. He also held the positions of chief, witch doctor, prophet, etc. He died on December 15, 1890, at the age of 59.

There are several biggest problems with this book. One is that there is a lot of nonsense, but it is not considered hydrology. It can only be said that the author's skills are just like this. Second, the protagonist's skill can refresh a reward every day, but the protagonist just doesn't add physical fitness and always needs knowledge. This is understandable, but it is incomprehensible if he keeps improving. When war comes, what should you do? Strengthen yourself first. The author is trying his best to suppress the protagonist's combat power, which is disgusting.

I didn't plan to read this book, but I was offended by some people's comments. It was Zhou who won the battle between Shang and Zhou, so that means Zhou was more humane? How can we say that the United States won the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union? So what if Zhou's overall performance is better than that of Shang? Now that European countries perform better than Tsarist Russia, can they deny the Soviet Union? King Zhou and his predecessors were the ones who opposed theocracy and human sacrifice, and Zhou was the one chosen by the theocracy to fight King Zhou and "liberate the slaves". Although it is said that Shang liberated slaves for the purpose of recruiting troops and productivity, wasn't it also for the purpose of liberating black slaves in the United States for the purpose of recruiting troops and productivity? Shang lost, so he could deny his attempt to free the slaves? (And the United States is just a verbal check) The reason why Zhou Neng represented Shang was precisely because Shang opposed human sacrifice, which allowed Zhou to gain the support of the divine power. Otherwise, even if Zhou Neng represented Shang, he would have been dragging down several generations It is ridiculous to judge heroes based on success or failure, and it is even more abstract to judge right or wrong based on success or failure.

There is a mistake in the introduction alone🧐The United States does not have the concept of autonomous states. All federal states actually enjoy autonomy.

The places directly ruled by the Shang Dynasty were not close to the sea at all. Those that were close to the sea were some small countries. The Shang Dynasty indirectly ruled these places. The merchants called them Dongyi. How do you think it is possible for the Dongyi to cross the sea and come to America with their strength? Moreover, the Dongyi tribe had its own culture. They only accepted the rule of the Shang Dynasty, but did not accept the culture of the Shang Dynasty. So to say that the Indians are Yin people is outrageous