Since Li Shimin has Xianbei blood, why is it still said that the Tang Dynasty is a dynasty of the Ha

It is true that the Tang Dynasty was a Han civilization, and judging what kind of civilization a dynasty is based on the overall culture, not the emperor's personal lineage. Moreover, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty self-identified as the Central Plains people and the Central Plains culture, using Chinese characters, the main ethnic group was the Han nationality, and the Han nationality was in a dominant position, and the Tang Dynasty was naturally the Han civilization. Although it should have been called Tang at the time.

For example: Thailand's Thonburi Dynasty, the founding Thonburi Emperor, is Zheng Xin, a Chinese from Chaozhou, China, not to mention the Thai royal family, that is, the whole of Thailand, there is more than half Chinese blood. The northern part of Vietnam was once Chinese territory for a thousand years, with common Chinese characters, worship of Confucius, and Chinese-style architecture.

97% of Singapore are Han Chinese.

But they are not Han civilization, and in their national consciousness, they do not regard themselves as Han Chinese, let alone Han civilization, but Singapore is a seriously Westernized and extremely anti-China country. The United States does not pursue blood, but for nearly 100 years, it has been the most powerful country in the world, with a strong sense of national identity and a highly developed ideology.

The Tang Dynasty was a Han dynasty because to judge what kind of civilization a dynasty was, it could not be judged solely by the emperor's personal lineage, but also by who the dominant subject and ideology were. The emperors of the Tang Dynasty and the royal family of the Tang Dynasty considered themselves to be Han Chinese, identified with the Central Plains culture of the Central Plains, used Chinese characters, and the Han nationality was in a dominant position, and the Tang Dynasty was naturally the dynasty of the Han people.

The Tang Dynasty was a multi-ethnic society, predominantly Han Chinese. During the Tang Dynasty, the civil and military generals in the court had a variety of clothing and skin colors. The Tang Dynasty is a unified dynasty after the Sui Dynasty, a total of 21 emperors, 289 years of the country, because the royal family surname Li, so also known as Li Tang, is recognized as one of the most powerful times in China.

Li Shimin's father, Li Yuan, is Han, so Li Shimin is Han! The pedigree looks at the paternal line, only the paternal Y chromosome is forever unchanged and inherited!

If Li Shimin is an ethnic minority, Li Shimin should be a Huns. Although Li Shimin only has 1/32 of Xiongnu blood, he is far worse than 1/2 of Aixinjue Luo Xuanye of Han blood.

Look at how to say, from the perspective of genetics, Li Shimin's grandmother and mother are Xianbei people, so Li Shimin has three-quarters of Xianbei blood, and Li Shimin's wife is also Xianbei people, so Li Shimin's descendants are basically Xianbei blood. From the perspective of Han culture, the Han family talks about male respect and male inheritance, and Li Shimin's grandfather and father are both Han, so Li Shimin is also Han.

Because most of the ethnic groups under his rule were Han Chinese, and the culture of the Tang Dynasty was also dominated by Confucianism. So it is the dynasty of the Han people.

Li Shimin is the eighth grandson of Li Wei, the founding monarch of Xiliang of the Han dynasty during the Sixteen Kingdoms period.

The official statement of the Li Tang royal family is the Li family of Longxi, the descendant of Li Xin, the general of the Qin State during the Warring States Period, and a monk in the Tang Dynasty said that Li Shimin was a Hu person who was convicted for his words, indicating that the Tang Dynasty royal family thought they were Han, and the Li family was also a big family in Longxi, and the family origin was still very easy to check.

Li Hui (Xiliang, Founding Monarch).

Li Xin (Xiliang, Hou Lord).

Li Chong'er (Northern Wei Dynasty, Hongnong Taishou).

Li Xi (Northern Wei Dynasty, Kinmen Town General).

Li Tianxi (Northern Wei Dynasty, Northern Wei Dynasty Building Lord).

Li Hu (Western Wei, Eight Great Pillars, Tang Guogong).

Li Xin (Northern Zhou, General of Zhu Guoda, Governor of Anzhou).

Li Yuan (Tang Gaozu).

Li Shimin (Tang Taizong).

The Xianbei people lived together with the Han people during the Northern Wei Dynasty, and later the Xianbei people were completely sinicized and collectively called the Han people. Even if Li Shimin has Xianbei blood, he is also of Han nationality.

First of all, Li Shimin's paternal line is of Han blood, and at that time there was no political correctness for equality between men and women, and the paternal lineage prevailed. Then China is a civilized country, and in terms of cultural identity, he is also undoubtedly Han Chinese.

You can't understand it this way, whether today's talent is Han or not, and people at that time thought they were Tang people, Xianbei was Tang people, and the Han people in the past were also Tang people. Just like today we say that we are Chinese. As for what Han dynasty to say, I don't think it's necessary to say that. If a foreigner looks at us, he will only call us Chinese, especially after the destruction of the country.

Li Tang is an absolute Han dynasty, there is no doubt about this. Dare to question that Farin was exiled, just because of one sentence, this high-status monk ended up like this. Many reactionary forces, ignoring the rigor of clans and genealogies, spread rumors everywhere. So don't be deceived.

In order to consolidate his rule, Li Tang respected the "Lao Tzu-Li Er" as his ancestor, and Li Er was a Han Chinese!

The nation looks at the patrilineal line (of course, in modern China, because of the care of the nation, many people whose fathers are Han choose to be young people).

Tang Taizong Li Shimin is indeed of Hu blood! If you have to define who he is, he should be called a Tang man!

Just as the Yuan Dynasty was also a dynasty of the Han people. In fact, the title of Han nationality is not quite right, it should be called the Central Plains Dynasty, or ** Dynasty, which is the meaning of China.

This 18111983 didn't know not to talk nonsense, at that time, the people of the Central Plains said that they were Han Chinese, and the people in the south (not now in the south) said that they were Tang people. And I think the title of Han dynasty is very necessary, at least let people remember that there was a Han in the world, and Li Shimin hurt a Han and a Hu, and he should be cut by a thousand knives.

Landlord, do you mean that Kangxi's mother is Han, so the Qing Dynasty is a Han dynasty.

Except in the country, basically no one in the Tang recognized it as the Han Dynasty. It's just the vanity of the people at home, for example, the Yuan Dynasty is said to be only one of the four khanates.

The ruling class is mostly Han Chinese.

Buy a copy of "What's going on in the Tang Dynasty" and take a look, the author answers all your doubts with witty and humorous language.

For ultra-nationalists who value blood, even if they only have foreign blood, they are by no means pure Han Chinese!

Li Shimin's father is Han and his mother is Xianbei.

Li Shimin has no Xianbei blood, Li Shimin's mother Dou is Han.

Also, when did China change its attention to matrilineal blood? According to this logic, the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty had Korean ancestry, so the Yuan Dynasty was a Korean dynasty? Shunzhi has Mongolian ancestry, Kangxi and Jiaqing have Han ancestry, so the Qing Dynasty is a Mongolian Han dynasty?

Agree upstairs, what ethnicity is in the paternal line determines what ethnicity the offspring are, no matter how humans hybridize and how the x chromosome is exchanged, that y chromosome will always belong to the paternal lineage, but a quarter of Li Shimin's Xianbei bloodline comes from his maternal grandmother, and his paternal lineage is still Han blood.

Tang Gaozu Li Yuan is a Chinese ethnic group and a Han Chinese. He was born in Chang'an, the capital of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (now Xi'an, Shaanxi Province), the ancient capital of the Thirteen Dynasties, and his ancestral home was Chengji, Longxi (now Qin'an County, Tianshui City, Gansu). Chengji in Longxi is Xiliwa Township, the hometown of Fuxi and Nuwa.

The ancestor of China, Fuxi, was one of the three emperors and five emperors, and Nuwa was the first grandmother of the Chinese.

To be precise, the Li Tang royal family does not belong to the real Han people, they are the "mixed-race" ...... after the combination of the Han and some ethnic minorities in the Western RegionsHope this helps!

His mother is of the Xianbei tribe, and his father is Han. He is of mixed race.

Xianbei people, because we have a lot of body hair, including beards, we don't have the appearance of Han people. Because of our descendants of Li Yuan.

The Rubik's Cube gene showed that the paternal genes of Longxi Li and Zhaojun Li were both O2A of the Han people, and the archaeological Xianbei people did not find O2A, and the Xianbei paternal line was C2B gene.

Han nationality, paternal lineage prevails! Descendants of Yan Huang!

Li Shimin's parents are both Han Chinese, Li Shimin's biological mother Empress Taimu, Empress Taimu's biological father Han Dou Yi, and biological mother Hu Ren Princess Xiangyang of the Northern Zhou Dynasty. However, Princess Xiangyang's Hu identity comes from her biological father Yu Wentai, and her biological mother is Han is Hu, and there is no record in history. However, Yuwentai's own biological mother is Han.

Li Shimin's parents are both Han, that is, according to his mother's side, Yuwentai's own biological mother is also Han. Empress Changsun's identity as a Hu person also comes from her father, and Empress Changsun's biological mother is also Han. Starting from Li Shimin, Li Tang was Han both from the patrilineal and from the maternal line.

The genetic test of Li Tang Huangshi is also the standard Han O2, and Xianbei is the C lineage.

。Li Shimin is Han Chinese, but part of the blood comes from the disease. Derived from the maternal line. If the Xianbei people still exist, the nationality column on Li Shimin's household registration can write Han or Xianbei.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty had already moved the capital south to Henan, and practiced intermarriage between Hu and Han. Therefore, the Han people in the north will have some Hu blood.

Li Shimin respects Han culture, and according to the traditional Chinese way of doing things based on culture, he is a Han person, but he also absorbs some advantages of the Hu people.

Quarter. Li Shimin's father and mother each have a quarter of Xianbei blood, so Li Shimin also has a quarter of Xianbei blood.

The Han nationality is the mainstay, and there is no need to belittle the Han nationality, and there are few ethnic groups in Asia and even the world that can be compared with the Han nationality.

Because the founding emperor at that time was Li Yuan, Li Yuan's empress was Empress Dou, and Empress Dou's father was Dou Yi, who was a Xianbei person, so he laid the foundation of the Northern Zhou regime, which did not belong to cultural identity, but was influenced by blood relations.

may be because of the cultural identity, so he thinks it is the Han regime, although he is said to have Xianbei blood, but it cannot be denied that he is a Han Chinese.

The Li Tang Dynasty moved the capital from Taiyuan to Xi'an, and the culture of Xi'an is mainly Sinology, and Sinology has a lot of things worth learning, so this is also a cultural identity.