Why Ran Min didn t appear in the history books 20

Without Ran Min, the Chinese language would not have perished.

Ran Min has been the general of the Later Zhao of the Hu regime since he was a child, and for the sake of the Hou Zhao of the Hu people, Ran Min attacked the Eastern Jin Dynasty and killed the Han people of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

After the death of Shi Hu, the monarch of Later Zhao, there was civil strife in the Later Zhao court, and Ran Min intended a coup d'état to ascend to the throne, which was his fundamental motivation, not some national righteousness - Shi Hu's son Shi Zun promised Ran Min: After he Shi Zun ascended the throne, let Ran Min be the crown prince. So Ran Min supported Shi Zun to come to power.

After Shi Zun came to power, he repented and did not let Ran Min be the prince. So Ran Min teamed up with Shi Jian (also Shi Hu's son) to kill Shi Zun. Shi Jian succeeded to the throne.

Shi Jian was afraid that Ran Min would harm him, so he united with the Hu soldiers to kill Ran Min. So Ran Min mutinied, killed Shi Jian, and at the same time ordered to kill those Hu people who opposed him.

Shi only raised troops to defeat Ran Min. Ran Min had no choice but to reuse the Hu people to surrender his troops. Some Han people objected to Ran Min's use of these Hu soldiers and were killed by Ran Min.

It can be seen from these things that Ran Min's starting point is completely selfish and self-interested, which has nothing to do with the national righteousness, and is all whitewashed by modern Internet stall literature.

At the time of Ran Min, Chinese orthodoxy was in the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south. The Eastern Jin Dynasty has always existed, so how can it be said that the Han will perish? Isn't it difficult to hide the key to defending the Han civilization, Xie An and a group of Beifu soldiers who fought quietly in the cultivation of the water?

Ran Min was killed in 352. Eighteen years later, when Former Qin annexed Former Yan, there were 9.98 million people recorded on Former Yan's household register. Coupled with the population of Guanzhong, Qianqin, Liangzhou and other places, did the population of the north perish? No.

will perish, because he angered Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Wu of Han didn't pay attention to his previous exploits at all, and resolutely killed him and didn't let him go to the history books.

will not perish, mainly because he prefers to be low-key and does not like to be noticed by others, so he does not ask to be written by others.

Very dangerous, quite possibly! The Eastern Jin Dynasty court did not commemorate Ran Min completely out of selfishness, not out of national interests.

It is possible that he is a relatively ugly-looking person, and his whereabouts are very rare, and many people want to remember, but they can't do it.

Ran Min can't govern the country, he is suitable for leading troops to fight.

Because Wuhu "entered" China, national unity!

Wu Sangui's predecessor was actually blown up.

Ran Min is actually in history books, but he can't be talked about in primary and secondary school textbooks, because he killed a lot of ethnic minorities, so he can't talk about it in elementary school for the sake of national harmony, but it exists in college history books.

From the point of view of generals, Ran Min just killed some slag of Shi Zhao ** with the help of a coup d'état, and then fought some victories in the face of warlords with evil intentions in various parts of Shi Zhao, and then quickly lost to the Diqiang coalition army, and almost all the troops were wiped out.

The order to kill Hu is fake, but the killing of Hu is real, but the killing of Hu is not because he is a Han nationalist, but because of the need for power speculation. He killed the Han from Hu in the early stage, and killed Hu in the later stage, and there were a lot of killings before and after, and the controversy was huge, and the Southern Han and Northern Hu regimes did not approve of it.

There is no comparison between him and Yue Fei.

I don't care how you praise Ran Min, anyway, I don't believe that he is a national hero, he killed more Han people than Hu people, and helped Hou Zhao attack the orthodox Eastern Jin Dynasty of the Han people at that time, in order to fight for power, he took advantage of the hatred of the Han people against the Hu people at that time and issued a killing order to kill Hu, and later killed the integrity of the Han people in order to use the Hu people**, such a person, there is really nothing to brag about.

Mainly because he didn't have much to contribute, and he didn't have much achievement, so why should he write it in the history books, so there is no need.

Ran Min, the great hero of China, if there is no Ran Min, there may be no China, with small flaws do not hide the righteousness, just for the sake of national unity in the name of the current name, he will erase his own national hero, and his heart can be punished.

This is mainly related to Qing **. Ran Min issued an order to kill Hu, and the Han people carried out an unprecedented national revenge against the Hu people, and all the nobles and lowly men and women were beheaded.

The historical records about Ran Min are not comprehensive and accurate, and some information is missing. The character of Ran Min is somewhat vague in history. For example, what year was Ran Min born?

It is recorded in the history books: Ran Min (?) 352), the word Yongzeng, the small character Thorn Slave.

It can be seen that Ran Min's year of birth is uncertain.

Because the ruler doesn't want you to do the same, and Ran Min himself is a devil who kills people without blinking, and has not made any contribution to the development of society, so what is the value of him in the history books?

It's too simple, because the current propaganda is national unity, so everything that doesn't correspond to this is suppressed Yue Fei is Manchu and Han nationality have to be taken out, not to mention that Ran Min is with a lot of ethnic groups.

Emperor Ran Min saved countless Han people, and now many of them are descendants of the survivors at that time! Forget your ancestors.

The Wuhu Rebellion is not mentioned much in the history books, and there is no major cultural creation, so there is such a mention of a regional snob in the north?

Because there are too many black people killed, everyone wants to describe history as peace-loving and honest. Honest.

Just like the anti-Japanese resistance now, hundreds of years later, for the unity of mankind, it will not be included in the history books!

Anything that has done anything to a foreigner back then can't do it! Affect unity, delay world unity!

If the Japanese occupied and ruled China in World War II, then now those anti-Japanese heroes will also be thousands of Ran Min, including Sun Liren, etc., remember that on the battlefield in Burma, Sun Liren killed all the prisoners as long as they came to China.

Not only has it been neglected, but it has been harmonized.

History has a high evaluation of Ran Min's cracked eggplant.

Ran Min, the character Yongzeng, the small character Thorn Nu, the Huang people in Wei County, the founder of the Ran Wei regime during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, reigned 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 Zangcha Mountain, and was later chased and laughed as the king of martial mourning.

Historical evaluations are:

1, "Book of Jin", Yongzeng's Zhu Shi, also annihilated its kind. No virtue is not reported, Si is said. Min is young and fruitful, and Ji Long caresses him like a grandson.

Eight feet long, good at strategy, and brave and powerful. 2. Sima Guang's evaluation is that Min Xiao is brave and good at fighting, and has multiple strategies. The tiger loves it, more than the grandchildren.