Is Ran Min, the king of martial mourning, really a Han hero?

Updated on history 2024-02-09
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Yes Absolutely, without Ran Min, we Han people would have been enslaved like the aborigines of India (the barbarian tribes that invaded India have been driven as slaves to this day by listing the natives who created ancient Indian civilization as the lowest untouchables in the caste system), and even slaughtered. It was he who saved China and won us freedom, isn't he a national hero? Yue Fei and Wen Tianxiang are all characters we are very familiar with, and Ran Min's merits to the Han nation should be above the two.

    The following is "Killing Hu Order", read it for yourself Zhuhu rebelled against chaos The Central Plains has been decades Now I will punish it If you can fight together, you can send troops to come Violent Hu has bullied the Han family for decades Kill my people Take my ancestral temple Now I hereby crusade Death to those who commit my Han Dynasty Death to those who kill my Han people Kill all the Hu Kuang in the world to restore the foundation of the Han family Slaughtering Hu Dog is the righteousness of the Han people in the world Ran Min is not only ordered by Heaven I hereby tell the world with this omen It still brings tears to my eyes when I read it.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    This depends on the historical situation at that time. At that time, the relationship between the Han and the Wuhu was that of enemies, unlike the relationship between the Han and the ethnic minorities now. When Wuhu entered the Central Plains, they killed many Han people, which objectively hindered the progress of Central Plains civilization.

    Ran Min ordered Hu to kill, which weakened the strength of the Hu people and objectively helped to protect the advanced civilization of the Han people. Therefore, he is not only a hero of the Han nationality, but also a protector of Chinese civilization, and he has contributed to the continuation of Chinese civilization.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    **) Ran Min --- expelled Wuhu, Yang Jian --- expelled Xianbei, these two contributed the most, and Huaxia Engong also!

    Ran Min and Yang Jian--- stepped forward, climbed to the top, raised their arms and shouted, and saved Huaxia from the extinction of the dead race, so that Huaxia was finally able to survive the catastrophe and be reborn from the ashes!

    We must let future generations know that my Huaxia also once had such a bloody martial arts, a strong and proud backbone, and a tragic national martyrdom!

    The past follows the wind, passing for thousands of years, time spreads, thousands of generations, we will always set aside a piece of heart in our hearts for the Han God of War, the --- of Huaxia Engong, Ran Min Heavenly King, and sacrifice our highest awe and eternal and unforgettable gratitude!

    The world is in turmoil, and Er Cao Yi Di is especially called the emperor, and I am a hero of Middle-earth! - Ran Min.

    Riding a dragon and holding a spear;

    Dragon Soul Flag, strong wind;

    led the lion and slaughtered the blood of the Hu Lu soldiers;

    Fight the Lian Tai, fight the blood of men!

    The vicissitudes of life are more than a thousand years, and the Qingming wants to break the soul;

    The family sacrifice is told to Naiweng, and the man fights hard!

    Warriors are invincible, martyrs are immortal!

    Ran Min is an outstanding representative of the last heroic group of the Chinese nation. In the afterglow of the sunset, our brave ancestors often make us ashamed and embarrassed. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period in China, the vertical and horizontal thinkers of literature and the chivalrous warriors of martial arts followed one after another, and heroes emerged one after another.

    Righteousness and faithfulness, heroism, generosity to death, bloody men, arrogance and loyalty, as bright as the stars, at that time sacrificing oneself for righteousness became an awe-inspiring common behavior.

    Countless historical allusions in the original Chinese civilization are the spiritual treasure house of eternal shine and immortality for thousands of years, although the past is with the wind, passing for thousands of years, but the present is reminiscent of the past, as if it was yesterday, vividly, every time I read it, I burst into tears, tears hit my clothes, I feel a thousand emotions, I feel a lot of anger, I feel like I am cleansed, my heart is cleansed, my soul is cleansed!

    advocating literature and martial arts, sacrificing one's life for righteousness;

    God bless China, reborn from the fire;

    Leisurely China, towering China!

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The main reason was that the Hu people issued a ban to destroy the Han Dynasty, and he issued an order to kill Hu, which was a passive act.

    At that time, after the brutal rule of Shi Hu, the status of the Han people was not even as good as that of pigs and dogs, and the killing order reflected the public opinion of the Han people at that time.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Absolutely, the bloodline was preserved for the Han Chinese.

  6. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Yes, it's big, otherwise I'm afraid that now we Han people will become a minority

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Without him, we would hang, and there would be no Han people in the world, and even if there were, it was just a two-legged sheep.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    In a word, if there is no Ran Min in the world, there will be no Huaxia.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Not a hero, he killed more than 200,000 people of the Qiang tribe in revenge for Shi Le, in fact, he was still trying to create his own dynasty, but in the end he was destroyed with his son.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    Ran Wei During the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Han nationality, Ran Min established the regime, the capital of Yecheng (see Ye), the two lords of the three years, Ran Min was Emperor Ping, and his son Ran Zhi was Emperor Hui.

    Ran Min, the word Yongzeng, was a native of Huang in Wei County (now northwest of Neihuang, Henan), and his father Zhan originally belonged to the beggar army. Min was the adopted grandson of Shi Hu and changed his name to Shi Min, who was one of the more important generals in Shi Zhao's ruling group, known for his bravery and good fighting.

    In 349, Shi Hu died, and the sons fought and killed each other.

    After Min Cheng, the political situation of Zhao was chaotic, and with the help of the great Sima Li Nong, he killed Shi Jian in the first month of 350, proclaimed himself emperor, the country name Da Wei, and the surname Ran was restored, and the capital was still Yecheng, known as Ran Wei in history.

    After Shi Jian's death, Shi Zhi (Shi Huzi) proclaimed himself emperor according to Xiangguo, united with the Qiang chief Yao Yizhong and the Xianbei tribe Qianyan Murong Jun, and attacked Ran Min Changxiang.

    In 351, Shi was only killed by his subordinate Liu Xian. In 352, Min broke through the state of Xiang, killed Liu Xian, and eliminated the remnants of Later Zhao.

    At that time, Murong Jun's power gradually flourished, and he went south to Jizhou, Ran Min led the army to resist, and was defeated and captured, and the former Yan army invaded Yecheng, and Ran Wei died.

    In the process of establishing the Wei State, Ran Min killed Hu Xuan, regardless of whether they were noble or low, men and women, old and young, and killed more than 200,000 people in total.

    After the establishment of Ran Wei, he immediately contacted the Eastern Jin Dynasty ** and asked to send troops to jointly crusade against the Hu people; He also cleared the Nine Streams and implemented the Nine-Rank Official Law (see Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System) in order to win the support of the Han landlord class. Economically, they opened warehouses to bulk grain in order to win the support of the people. Militarily, he tried his best to compete with the remnants of Later Zhao Shi Zhi, the Qiang chief Yao Yizhong, and the former Yan Murong Jun.

    Due to the brutal ethnic vendetta and continuous wars, coupled with famine, more than 100,000 people of the Hu and Han nationalities who had been relocated to Jizhou and Sizhou returned to their homeland, killing and plundering each other on the road, and many people died of hunger and epidemic.

    Ran Min's wishes were good, but the way he used was extreme ethnic vendetta, which led to the overthrow of the rule, and when the Wuhu went south, the momentum was difficult to bear, and the extreme ethnic policy would not have a more positive meaning except for causing greater chaos.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    He was the founder of the Ran Wei regime during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, reigning from 350 to 352.

    Known for its bravery.

    In 350, he was called the emperor, the country was called Dawei, and the history was called Ran Wei.

    In 352, Ran Min failed to break through the siege, was captured by the former Yan Emperor Murong Jun, and was beheaded in the Containment Mountain, and was later posthumously named the King of Wumourning.

    The epitaph of Ran Min's descendants called Ran Min "Emperor Ping" and considered a national hero.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    Ran Min is not a national hero because he has unified the regime by unreasonable means, and there are no effective management measures, nor does he promote the happiness of the people.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    is not a big hero, because after he unified the north, he was very dissatisfied with the Hu people and provoked the relationship between the Hu and Han people.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    Not a national hero. Ran Min is a very complex historical figure, and it is precisely because of his complexity that he has been downplayed or even hidden in the history books. In some ways, Ran Min is a hero, but not a national hero, a national hero refers to fighting against foreign races for the interests of the country and the nation, but Ran Min seems to have inadvertently saved the Han nation for his own survival interests.

    Killing Hu Ling did save the Han nation, in that era, in the struggle with foreign races, either you die or I die, if you want to rise to the concept of the nation, I think Ran Min himself has not thought about it!

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