"The situation in the Jin Kingdom is roughly like this." Guo Kang said: "Under their influence, it is conceivable that these Mongolian... ah no, grassland people will learn all kinds of things to raise."
"This is already chaotic enough, but the matter is not over yet." He continued to introduce: "Not only can the White Tatar tribe themselves not be able to explain where they belong, the Mongols can't explain either. Even the most recorded Han documents, They’re all equally confused.”
"Is it so chaotic?" Zhu Wenkui said curiously.
"There is no way, they don't have any specific regulations." Guo Kang said: "For example, the Naiman tribe is recognized as not being Mongolian. The reason may simply be a personal grudge with the Mongolian headquarters."
"Did you get revenge in the war?" Zhu Wenkui asked.
"Absolutely. I heard people say that maybe it was when they were fighting for dominance that they beat the Mongolian headquarters so badly. Genghis Khan was so angry that he ordered all the Naiman people to be expelled from Mongolia..." Guo Kang told he.
"There is also this statement..." Zhu Wenkui said dumbly.
"Then, Tuohuantaiji and the others, do you know how to tell them apart?" asked little Jeanne.
"Them? They don't know as much as I do." Guo Kang said speechlessly: "They don't care about this."
"Anyway, I don't know if this reason is true, but the result should be correct." He gave an example: "It is also mentioned in the records of the Central Plains people. For example, Li Chahan in the late Yuan Dynasty was a Naiman. Because he didn't know where to go. points, so he is counted as a 'man of various colors'."
"What does this mean?" Princess Jeanne asked.
"It's 'people with various names', in short it's 'others'." Guo Kang explained: "I don't know what to do well, so I just stuff them all here."
"So sloppy..." little Jeanne muttered.
"There is no way, even if there is a conflict." Guo Kang said: "Li Chahan's nephew Wang Baobao is another example who doesn't know how to distinguish."
"Huh? Isn't he a Mongolian Han?" Zhu Wenkui said in surprise.
"No, he is from the Boyawutai tribe." Guo Kang replied: "Since his father and uncle's generation, he has settled and studied in Henan, so he understands Chinese culture and has a Chinese name. But he himself is probably Mongolian. Man, the name of the expanded Timur was either given by the imperial court or his own name."
"..."
This time, Zhu Wenkui was a little embarrassed.
When Zhu Yuanzhang went on the Northern Expedition, he wrote a special proclamation to accuse Wang Baobao, saying that he had forgotten his ancestors and even his own name. Moreover, judging from various later information and documents, the Ming Dynasty did not deliberately pretend. Both the government and the public, for some unknown reason, really believed that Wang Baobao was a Han Chinese.
This strange persistence continued throughout the Ming and Qing Dynasties - the Qing Dynasty people also wrote this way when they compiled the history of the Ming Dynasty. It was not until modern times that Wang Baobao's father's tomb was unearthed, and people were able to determine his identity.
Therefore, this matter is a huge oolong: the Ming Dynasty forcibly issued Han nationality to the Mongolians, and then called them traitors... This makes people feel very strange.
"Maybe people don't know the tribe he belongs to." Zhu Wenkui thought for a while and guessed: "There is no information, I can only guess. If you don't tell me, I really don't know the tribe he belongs to."
"Actually, it's useless to know which tribe it is." Guo Kang denied his idea again: "Wang Baobao's tribe is not unknown. Boya Wutai is also a large tribe, but because it is big, it is chaotic. "
"The powerful official of the Yuan Dynasty, Yan Timur, was also from the Boya Wutai tribe. But his family migrated to Central Asia in the early years, so although they were actually from the same tribe, Yan Timur became a Semu person. ”
"So it turns out that Mongolian citizenship can also be expelled..." Zhu Wenkui showed a surprised expression.
"It's not surprising. After migrating for a long time, naturally they are no longer the same group of people." said little Jeanne.
"That's not right. There are so many people migrating, why do some count and some don't?" Zhu Wenkui asked.
"I have also studied French history. The Franks themselves migrated from the woods east of the Rhine. And their tribe was also divided into several tribes. The Salian tribe of Clovis was just one of the people who lived by the sea. That’s all. He fought back later, and that’s what the Franks said.”
"At that time, various tribes were running around in Europe. According to this classification method, of course those who migrated had to be separated, right?" He assessed and said: "So, there are at least several hundred ethnic groups in France and Germany. Come out and let me take a look."
"The various tribes are somewhat related by blood." Princess Jeanne explained to her daughter.
"This kind of blood relationship is even more unreliable." Guo Kang pointed out: "If you think about the story of the Mongolian grandmother, it is obvious."
"Which story is it?" little Jeanne asked curiously.
"This is the story of the ancestor of the Jin family." Guo Kang said: "According to the research of Persian and Han historians, the earliest male ancestor that can be traced back from Genghis Khan to the more reliable one is Beduanchaer. But in the end, it was passed down Whether it is the eighth or the tenth life, I still can’t determine.”
"Further up from Borduanchaer, there is the maternal ancestor Alanhua. As for those earlier, they should all be legendary figures."
"It feels very similar to the legends of the three ancient generations." Zhu Wenkui commented: "Did this old grandmother also get pregnant and give birth to the ancestor of their family and dynasty?"
"Uh, yes..."
"Sure enough, everyone is pretty much the same." Zhu Wenkui showed an expected expression.
"But theirs is more complicated." Guo Kang said: "Although at that time, their tribe may be the same as the ancestors of the three ancient generations, relatively primitive, but after all, they are close, and the story is still relatively detailed."
"It is said that A Leng Huo'a first married a man named Doben Boyan from the Qiyan tribe and gave birth to two sons. But after that, Do Ben Boyan passed away, and A Leng Huo'a has been a widow. But she was a widow. Later, she gave birth to three more sons."
"This incident aroused the suspicion of the two previous sons. They discovered that the mother had no contact with other men, not even her brothers. The only man in the family was a slave named Ma Alihei."
"Ma Alihei comes from the Boyawutai tribe in the south - the one I just mentioned, Wang Baobao." He explained: "However, this name should be just a code name, I don't know what the specific name is. He lived in the north and was Doben Boyan bought it in exchange for providing food, and has been working in their house since then.”
"Ma Alihei's background is indeed rather suspicious. The Boyawutai tribe was in the area of today's Daning (Chifeng area), not close to the Qiyan tribe. There is no record of his identity and why he fled the tribe. .”
"However, Alanhua refused to admit that she had an affair with Ma Ali. She said that it was the divine light that entered the tent at night and fell on her abdomen, and she was conceived and gave birth to a child. It was obviously a child of God."
"The two sons seemed to find no reason to object, so they accepted it. Later generations called the descendants of these three gods' children 'Nilun' Mongolia, which means pure. These people are also the main tribe of Mongolia. The core. The youngest son among them is Genghis Khan’s ancestor, Beduanchaer.”
"He looked very stupid when he was a child, so he was called Borduanchaer Menghehei, which means 'The Fool' Borduanchaer. This is where the Borjijin family started."
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