What is the meaning of entering the customs from the dragon ?

Entering the customs from the dragon is to follow the emperor into the Shanhaiguan.

Enter the hinterland of the Central Plains.

In the first year of Shunzhi (1644), Dolgon.

Led the Eight Banners to break into Shanhaiguan. The flag people set off an unprecedented migration boom, and the vast majority of the flag people took their families and traveled long distances to "enter the customs from the dragon". This historic migration has injected new elements of national culture into Beijing, and also laid the pattern of old Beijing in a cultural sense.

You're talking about the Qing Dynasty's entry from the dragon.

Entering the customs with Shunzhi, that is, the so-called "entering the customs from the dragon".

Shunzhi was the first Manchu emperor to rule over the Han people, from the dragon.

From the dragon is to assist the emperor.

Entering the customs is entering the mountain customs.

Entering the customs from the dragon is to follow Emperor Taizong into the Shanhaiguan.

Of course, Shanhaiguan was not beaten down by Huang Taiji.

Therefore, it refers to following the emperor Shunzhi.

During the Qing Dynasty, military personnel and political logistics personnel who fought in the Ming Dynasty with the Manchu regime proudly praised their experience"Enter from the dragon".It's a bit like the Communists at the beginning of liberation who called themselves or were called"Participated in the revolution in X year and X month"It's the same, it's an honor.

You shouldn't know eunuchs, don't worry!!

It should be Wu Sangui who entered the customs from the dragon, he was angry at the crown, and then he entered the customs from the dragon to level Li Zicheng and kill Zhang Xianzhong, I don't know if it's right.

From the dragon?

Doesn't this say that he is a "traitor"?

I remember that only Han Chinese outside the country who were given flags would say this, I don't know if it's right.

Now most people have misunderstandings about the Manchus, first of all, the Manchus are the Eight Banners.

This is actually wrong. The bannermen of the Eight Banners of Manchuria were only a part of all the Manchus. Most of the Eight Banners entered the pass from Long in 1644. In Gyeonggi, Zhili, Northwest, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Guangdong, there are soldiers stationed and multiplied.

And there are not many banner people who survive in the land of Longxing in Kanto. During the Qianlong period, there were also some banner people who were sent to the border outside the border to reclaim.

In addition, there is a misconception that the flag status completely represents the level of status. Many friends have asked me if the whole yellow flag is particularly good and special and so on, and I am speechless. In today's terms, the flag is the number of the troops, and the number of personnel and equipment is different between the flags, and there is a gap in combat effectiveness.

As for the so-called status, it is just for the nobles at the Gushan level to compare. There is no difference between ordinary people. "On the three flags"with"Down the Five Flags"The difference is because the two yellows and the two whites were personally commanded by the emperor, so they should be distinguished.

I am a Manchurian from Zhengbaiqi, my old surname is Hesheri, and my ancestor is a member of Tielingwei. When I was in high school, I was interested in the history of the Ming and Qing dynasties and the history of the Manchus.