Are the old Japanese who have come to China many times to find their roots really a descendant of Li

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was coerced to retire to Cao Pi, the world was not stabilized, the situation was turbulent all the time, only more than 40 years later, Emperor Cao Huan of Wei Yuan was forced to abdicate, the Sima family was in power, and the world was still in turmoil. In the tenth year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty, Liu Azhi, the great-grandson of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, saw the chaos in the world, and took his cronies and family to Japan to find the Son of Heaven.

According to historical records, Liu Azhi and his party had a total of 2,040 people, what happened to them after they arrived in Japan?

Regarding Liu Azhi's arrival, Japan never felt that they were in trouble, but attached great importance to it. Liu Azhi and his entourage were arranged by Japan to live in various places, and Japan also gave Liu Azhi the title of envoy of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and he had the surname of Hanzhi. With a place to live and a high degree of attention from Japan, Liu Azhi and others enjoy a stable life in Japan and continue to flourish here.

Because of the arrival of Liu Azhi, Japan has the bloodline of the Western Han Dynasty, and this bloodline was later distributed into Harada, Takahashi, Okō, Kojima and other families in Japan. In recent years, with the study of history, some of the bloodlines left in the Western Han Dynasty in Japan began to go to China to seek their roots and ask their ancestors, and held many ancestor worship activities with the descendants of Liu Bang in China. They attached great importance to their ancestors, and they were pleasantly surprised to learn that they were of Chinese descent.

For China, they are very yearning.

Takahashi Tsutai, an ordinary Japanese citizen, could never have imagined that he would get the astonishing news that a relative had just come to visit him during the study of genealogy and told him that his ancestor was Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty.

Takahashi was very surprised by this identity, and the words of his relatives made him even more interested in his family tree, and there is indeed a record in the history books that Liu Azhi took his family to Japan. After inquiry, Takahashi finally identified his ancestor, and he is also the 71st grandson of Liu Bang.

After identifying his ancestor as Liu Bang, Takahashi began to go to China to seek his roots and ask his ancestors, and held ancestor worship activities with Liu Bang's descendants in China. Every time he came to China, he also brought dozens of Liu Bang's descendants in Japan with him to understand this new identity. Takahashi Tsuyasu was not only limited to going to China to seek his roots and worship his ancestors, but also had a new view on the history of Japan's invasion of China, acknowledging the history of Japan's invasion of China in World War II.

As everyone knows, Japan launched a 14-year war of aggression against China because of its ambitions, but after the end of World War II, Japan never recognized its history of aggression against China. They destroyed multiple pieces of evidence of Japanese aggression against China in an attempt to cover up the crime.

Although Japan has tried to cover it up many times, there are always people in Japan who have a clear understanding of the history of aggression against China, and this period of history will become an indelible mark in Japan's history. Although history has passed, Japan should recognize the facts.

I think whether the old Japanese man is Liu Bang's Houyi or not, this is no longer verifiable. Because so many years have passed, the changes in the middle are complicated. I think it might be a belief.

It shouldn't be the descendants of Liu Bang, Liu Bang was the leader of the Han Dynasty, so many years ago, there is no way to find out, and there are still so many people surnamed Liu in China.

Takahashi Tsuyasu, a Japanese old man who has come to China many times to seek his roots, is the 71st grandson of Liu Bang and is really a descendant of Liu Bang.

Nonsense, no face and no skin, why didn't you say that you were a descendant of Liu Bei when you invaded China,

The descendants of Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty fled to Japan and evolved into many nobles.

In fact, in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, there were many descendants of the royal family. At the time of the establishment of the dynasty, it may have been a relatively small family, but because everyone was wealthy, a large number of descendants were produced.

For example, Liu Bei's ancestor, King Jing of Zhongshan in the Western Han Dynasty, had 120 sons by himself. And Liu Bei was a person in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and he was hundreds of years away from King Jing of the Western Han Dynasty.

Because the number of royal descendants is tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands, there is no guarantee that everyone will live a rich life. Liu Bei can only sell straw mats.

The Ming Dynasty was dragged down by hundreds of thousands of royal descendants.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, there was even a matter of red belts (descendants of the Nurhachi brothers) to drive carriages, although the ancestors were the emperor's brothers, but after a few hundred years, there was no title, and it was also down.

Therefore, it is very likely that the surname Liu is a descendant of the royal family. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were at least tens of thousands of royal descendants, multiplied to the present...

Really, Liu Azhi ran away, Harada, Takahashi, etc. are all descendants of Liu Bang.

Japan is an island country, in addition to Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu these four big islands, there are more than 7,000 other small islands, the Yamato is the main ethnic group in Japan, in addition to the Ryukyu people, Ainu people, Orok people, etc., among them there is a Tahara family, although this family is not as famous as the Yamato family, but it is also one of the famous big families in Japan, but they insist that they are the descendants of Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty.

Why did the Japanese Tahara family dare to say this? Why do they want to be descendants of the Chinese? This has to start from the history of the last years of the Han Dynasty in China, the Eastern Han Dynasty existed in name only during the Three Kingdoms period, and later Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was forced to abdicate by Cao Cao's son Cao Pi and was named the Duke of Shanyang.

Later, the Cao family was seized power by the Sima family and established the Jin Dynasty, and Liu Xie's descendants also branched out and had many descendants, among which Liu Xie had a great-great-grandson named Liu Azhi, to the Western Jin Dynasty Taikang ten years (AD 289), he saw that the court was crumbling, and the world began to be in chaos again, so Liu Azhi led the family to flee from this place of right and wrong.

At that time, Liu Azhi convened his subordinates to discuss, and finally absolutely fled to the overseas Wa Kingdom, according to historical records, Liu Azhi said: "I have been here for a long time, I am afraid that there will be a disaster of destruction, I heard that the eastern country is in Japan, there is a holy son of heaven." So Liu Azhi fled with his son Liu Duhe, his uncle Zhao Yude and his clansmen Liu Guoding, Liu Taozi, Liu Heming, Liu Xinzi and others, a total of more than 2,000 people, after several twists and turns, finally came to today's Japan, when it was the 29th year of the emperor.

According to historical records, Liu Azhi's arrival brought cross-era progress to Japan, and brought China's broad and profound culture to the past, such as Hanzi, Buddhism, water conservancy, architecture, carving, weaving and other crafts, so that the living standards of the Japanese people have been significantly improved.

The Japanese emperor admired Liu Azhi and others very much, so they were named the new nobles of Japan, Liu Azhi's descendants changed their names and surnames, and later there was a name called Da Zang Harumi, when Japan had a "Tianqing Rebellion", he helped the emperor to pacify the civil strife, after making great contributions, Da Zang Chunshi was named a general by the Japanese emperor, because he built a city in Harada to defend against the enemy, so the emperor gave him the name Harada.

Since then, Liu Azhi's descendants have become the surname of Tian Yuan, Liu Azhi is the great-great-grandson of Emperor Liu Xie of the Han Dynasty, that is, the descendants of the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, this blood relationship seems to be wrong, about Liu Azhi's eastward crossing, there is no clear record in the history of China, but in the Japanese historical materials, there are "New Surnames" and "Japanese Secretaries" and "Ancient Sayings" are recorded, it seems that it will not be fake.

Today's Japanese Tahara family, there is a genealogy that can prove that they are descendants of Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty in China, and they sometimes carry out ancestor worship ceremonies during the Han Dynasty, but these are understandable, and some of the younger generation of Japan have not figured out the situation, they think that Liu Bang is the ancestor of the Japanese, and then say that Liu Bang is Japanese, which is completely wrong.