A historical question about the Xiongnu, what kind of nation was the Xiongnu, and what was its histo

The Northeast did not belong to the Xiongnu in ancient times. In ancient times, the Northeast did not belong to the territory of the Xiongnu, and the territory occupied by the Xiongnu in history was the present-day Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Ningxia Autonomous Region, Mongolia and other regions. This ethnic group was once so strong that it directly threatened the territory of the Qin and Han dynasties.

In 215 BC, the Xiongnu were driven out of the Hetao region by the Qin general Meng Tian.

History of the XiongnuThe earliest record of the Xiongnu appeared in the "Historical Records", at the end of the Warring States period, the Xiongnu increasingly became the most powerful tribal group in northern Xinjiang, during the Qin and Han dynasties, Mao Dun killed his father and established himself as Shan Yu, and conquered Donghu, establishing the first nomadic state power in the history of northern Xinjiang. The people of the bow were one country, and they fought against the Han Dynasty, sometimes as "enemy states", sometimes as "vassal states", and sometimes as ethnic minorities under the rule of the Central Plains Dynasty.

As a tribal group, the origin of the Xiongnu can be traced back to the Xia Shang; As a nomadic regime, it is generally consistent with the two Han Dynasty; As a nomadic people, the Xiongnu were the source of the nomadic peoples who arose later, and their economic lifestyle, military and political system, religious and cultural customs were basically inherited by the later nomads.

Yes, you are right, the direct ancestor of the Mongols should be Murwei. Later, the Xiongnu who moved to the Central Plains established local governments during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, such as Han Zhao, Beiliang, Hu Xia, etc.

The Northern Xiongnu migrated westward from Mobei, and experienced about 300 years in the middle The Syr Darya is an inland river in Central Asia, flowing through today's Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and other countries, and flowing into the Aral Sea. In the Han Dynasty, this was the Kangju country. The Northern Xiongnu were counterattacked by the Han Dynasty in the Western Regions and could no longer gain a foothold, and around 160 years later, a part of the Northern Xiongnu began to move westward again, coming to the Kangju state in the Syr Darya Valley.

As for the activities of the Northern Xiongnu in Kangju, it is unknown because of the lack of historical records.

It is also said that the ancestors of the current Turkey were actually the Huns, and there was also the Russian Empire before.

1.It's not a blank, Chinese studies generally study the history before the Han Dynasty, after the Han Dynasty, and after the Xiongnu moved westward, mainly in Europeans, and there are also a lot of academic **, so the study of the Xiongnu should be a combination of the East and the West.

2.It has long been concluded that the Hungarians are the descendants of the Huns, but the race is mixed with European blood.

3.The Southern Xiongnu are basically Ningxia, settled in the eastern part of Inner Mongolia, and have long been integrated into the local ethnic group, which is unrecognizable.

4.A very important factor in the integrity of Mongolian history is that this nation has not been broken, it has always been there, and the Xiongnu either moved westward or melted into the Han people, and there was no inheritance, and the incense was broken.

5.The ancestors of the Mongols are definitely not the Xiongnu, according to the records, the Xiongnu should not be of the yellow race, and the Mongolians are of the yellow race.

In fact, there was a gap of about 1,000 years between the Huns and the Mongols, and there was almost no connection between the two.

6.The Xianbei people have descendants of a branch of the Southern Xiongnu to join, but there are not many, and they mainly inherit the East Lake

The peoples on the grassland are incomplete, today it is the Xiongnu, tomorrow it is Xianbei, and there are many such phenomena in the Eastern Han Dynasty. They do not have an independent culture, they are dependent on the strong, and only when they are strong can they become a nation, and if they are not strong, they are tribes and tribes.

The Huns migrated westward to Europe and became the ancestors of Hungary. But he must have intermarried with the locals, with Western blood.

Some people say that the Xiongnu are the descendants of merchants who were beaten away by King Wu of Zhou.