Yang Jian s original name was Pu Liurujian, and Li Shimin s original name was Ohno Shimin, is this r

is not like this, Yang Jian is his real name, and the surname Puliuru was given to them by the emperor at that time, and later changed back to his original name when Yang Jian took sole power; And Li Shimin was originally called Li Shimin.

This is not the case, Yang Jian and Li Shimin have the experience of helping the Yuwen family of the Xianbei clan to fight the world, and because of their outstanding achievements, they were given the surname of the Xianbei clan by the Yuwen clan.

This is indeed the case, after all, their ancestors lived under the rule of the Northern Wei Dynasty, and the Northern Wei Dynasty gave them the surname Xianbei.

It should be true, Yang Jian is called Pu Liuru Jian because his Xianbei surname is Pu Liuru, and he called the emperor and queen to change his surname to "Yang", so he has the name Yang Jian.

Indeed, Yang Jian and Li Shimin both have Xianbei blood, which is a manifestation of ethnic integration, and the integration of northern nomads and Han people was very frequent during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, which is also a manifestation of Xianbei Sinicization.

Yang Jian's original name was Puliu Rujian, and Li Shimin's original name was Ohno Shimin, is this really the case?

Yes. Because they are originally an ethnic minority, they have such a name. It wasn't until later that the name was changed to Sinicization.。

It really is. And this is also based on historical records, and the name is also very shocking.

The story is true.

Of course not, these are not recorded in the history books.

Because they are not Han Chinese, there is no surname of them in the hundred family names. Their ancestors were Xianbei people, and later they were given surnames and compound surnames due to political factors. Their surnames were changed to Yang and Li.

Because this was proposed by Yu Wentai at that time, he increased the connection between the Han and Xianbei tribes by changing people's surnames, so that they could become one.

This is not true, although they have Xianbei blood, but they call themselves Han Chinese, they do not have such a name.

I don't think that's the case, it's supposed to be made up by someone else. We can't do that with historical figures.

This is not the case, the surname of the name Pu Liurujian is actually the surname given to their family by the emperor at that time, and Daye is only the surname of Li Shimin's previous generations, and it has long been changed later.

No, Yang Jian is Yang Jian, and Li Shimin is Li Shimin. Although they are of ethnic minority descent, they are always Han Chinese.

Indeed, whether it is the Yang family or the Li family, they are all from the Guanlong Group. The vast majority of the Guanlong Group are Hu people, so there are ethnic minority names.

It's not like that, it's just a misinformation, their surnames are all specific, unlike those minorities.

When someone sees this question, they may have the feeling of five thunderstorms: Oh my God, could it be that the Sui and Tang dynasties were also ruled by the Han people? For more than 2,100 years of China's great unification dynasty, wouldn't the Han, Song and Ming dynasties be the orthodox dynasties of the Central Plains?

Yes, Yang Jian's Xianbei surname is "Puliuru", he also has a Xianbei name, called "Na Luoyan", and even has a Xianbei wife named Dugu Jialuo. Yang Jian's eldest son, Yang Yong, is known as "Puliuru Felling", and his second son, Yang Guangxianbei, is named "Puliuru Amour".

Similarly, the national surname of the Li Tang Dynasty also has a Xianbei surname, called "Daye". Under normal circumstances, they should all have Xianbei names, but they are not recorded in the history books.

One of the questions that people are most concerned about is, are the old Yang family and the old Li family "fake foreign devils"?

According to historical records, Yang Jian was born in the Hongnong Yang family, and he was a genuine Han Chinese. This family can be described as a celebrity in the two Han Dynasty, in the founding war of the Western Han Dynasty, the Wujiang River beheaded Xiang Yu, there was a guard named Yang Xi, who was the ancestor of the Yang family of Hongnong. The Yang family was the third duke of the fourth dynasty of the Eastern Han Dynasty and was prominent for a while.

However, according to the research of historian Chen Yinke, Yang Jian is likely to be the Yang family of Shandong, and he is just the Yang family of Hongnong. But regardless of Hongnong Yang or Shandong Yang, the identity of its Han people can be confirmed.

According to the theory of modern medical blood, Yang Guang, Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, does have Xianbei blood. His mother, Dugu Jialuo, is the daughter of the Xianbei nobleman Dugu Xin. Dugu Jialuo's biological mother Cui is Han, so she has half Han blood, so Yang Guang has a quarter of Xianbei blood.

Similarly, Li Yuan also has a quarter of Xianbei blood (his mother Dugu is half Han Chinese). Li Shimin and his sons have a more complicated lineage.

Li Yuan's wife, Dou, her father is Han, and her mother is Princess Xiangyang, the fifth daughter of Yuwentai, Yuwentai's mother is Han, and Princess Xiangyang's biological mother is unknown. Based on this, it is deduced that Dou has three-eighths or one-eighth of the Xianbei blood, that is, about a quarter of the Xianbei blood in Li Shimin's body.

Li Shimin's wife, Empress Changsun, also has a complicated background, although she is a Xianbei person, she also has Han blood. Roughly calculated, Gaozong Li Zhi has about half of the Xianbei bloodline.

It can be seen that since the beginning of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the integration of the northern nomads and the Han people has been serious, and it has been difficult to distinguish between the pure Han people or the Xianbei people.

This phenomenon of ethnic integration originated from the Wuhu and Sixteen Kingdoms and the Northern and Southern Dynasties. With the demise of the Western Jin Dynasty and the rise of the Xianbei Tuoba clan, northern China experienced a period of 300 years of minority rule, and the society went through two stages: the Xianbei of the Han Dynasty and the Sinicization of the Xianbei.

The Yang family and the Li family are the representatives of the Xianbei of Han Min. During the reign of the Northern Wei Dynasty, in order to integrate into the Xianbei upper class, they intermarried with the Xianbei nobles and gained identity. The Xianbei aristocracy also gained the support of local forces by intermarrying with the wealthy families of the Han Chinese.

As a result, a superstructure was formed by the Xianbei aristocracy and the local wealthy families.

Li Yuan had called Dayeyuan before, and when Yang Jian changed his name, the Li Yuan family also changed it, at that time, Li Yuan was still young, and he had not yet married and had children, let alone Li Shimin. Therefore, Li Shimin has never been called "Ohno Shimin".

Not really. Yang Jian's original name was not Puliurujian at all, and Li Shimin's original name was not Daye Shimin, this is all hearsay.

This is indeed the case, because both of them are from the Guanlong Group, and it is normal to have the names of ethnic minorities.

No, they all have Chinese surnames, that's just maybe slandering them, Yang Jian's real name is Yang Jian, and Li Shimin's real name is Li Shimin.

Perhaps, when Yang Jian was indeed in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, his original name was "Puliu Rujian". However, there is no historical evidence, and it is clear that Li Shimin is called "Ohno Shimin".

Wrong. Yang Jian and Li Shimin are both Han Chinese, and their original names are Yang Jian and Li Shimin, while Pu Liuru and Daye are the actual controllers of the Northern Wei Dynasty, that is, the actual founder of the Northern Zhou Dynasty.