Why are there so few descriptions of the Yuan Dynasty!

There are few descriptions of Yuan because there are no highlights in the court of that dynasty, and the key focus is in the people, such as the TV series "Shooting the Condor".

Probably the reason is that the Yuan Dynasty was a foreign race, and the Central Plains were mostly Han Chinese, and there was resistance to foreign rule, and after the Han people changed from new orthodoxy, they almost excluded the Yuan culture, but in Mongolia or Russia the Yuan culture was more abundant than the Central Plains.

It may have been ruled by ethnic minorities and the Yuan dynasty was actually part of the Mongol state, and it was belligerent and contrary to Chinese ideology.

There is no such thing as the Yuan Dynasty, we are slaves in the Yuan Dynasty, the reason why we can watch the TV series of the War of Resistance Against Japan, because the War of Resistance against Japan was won, if it fails, do you think we will use the devil as the first person to shoot a TV series that beats us after n years? Unless the crew doesn't want to live anymore.

Because that period of history was a history of shame for the Chinese nation to be enslaved.

And what relish this is a local ...... called Mongolia in the north of our country

After all, the Yuan Dynasty has experienced a small era, with a total history of more than 90 years.

After all, the Yuan Dynasty had nothing to write about, and they were all Mongols.

The dynasties established by ethnic minorities are now less well understood.

Now how many Han people talk about a dark age of slavery and actually look proud I don't know what mentality they have I don't know what qualifications they have to say what the island country did to us back then Yes He is complaining that people didn't succeed in aggression.

History rarely mentions the Yuan Dynasty for two reasons, one is that the Yuan Dynasty was very short-lived, in 1971 Kublai Khan changed the Great Mongolia to the Great Yuan, and after 98 years it was replaced by Zhu Yuanzhang's Ming Dynasty, and the other reason is that the Yuan Dynasty was a foreign regime, and the Yuan Dynasty implemented a cruel ethnic policy, which caused great harm to the Han people.

The history of the Yuan Dynasty began with the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty by Kublai Khan, the ancestor of the Mongolian Yuan dynasty, in the eighth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1271), and ended with the Northern Expedition of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Autumn Ming Dynasty in the first year of Hongwu (1368), and the reign of the Yuan Dynasty in the whole country ended. A total of 98 years before and after.

1. The historical time span is short.

2. The Mongol Empire and the Yuan Dynasty involved a lot of war history, and it is difficult to clarify the context, which gives the general feeling to the public that it is relatively chaotic.

3. Most of the important figures in the political arena of the Yuan Dynasty include Mongolians and Semu people, whose names are difficult to remember, and the information of the characters is limited, making it difficult to discover the interest of the public.

4. The bureaucratic system, economy, and culture of the Yuan Dynasty were all mixed with multiple cultures, and many histories needed to be combined with Mongolian, Persian and even European data to be relatively complete and analyzed.

First of all, the Yuan Dynasty existed for a very short time, less than a hundred years, and was a short-lived dynasty. Secondly, the Yuan Dynasty did not make any great achievements in terms of cultural governance. In the end, after all, it was a dynasty established by the Mongols, and the Han Chinese, of course, would be selectively blurred.

As for the Qing Dynasty, because it is too close, there is a lot of information and a lot of mention, and if the time is extended for thousands of years, it will inevitably be forgotten.

If defined from the perspective of Chinese national culture, the Yuan Dynasty is actually the history of China's invasion and colonization, it and the Qing Dynasty are all dynasties outside the Guanwai into the Central Plains, the difference is that the Qing Dynasty except for the braids, the rest are respecting Han culture, Manchu and Han dynasties, and intermarriage, trade, and being sinicized! That is, the Yuan Dynasty was placed in China, and if it was placed in Russia or Eastern Europe, then this colonial history would be more conclusive on the surface! The Yuan Dynasty has the largest territory, but it does not have a prosperous Ming monarch, and it is also a cottage dynasty, which cannot be regarded as a historical civilization!

Because the Yuan Dynasty was the first regime established by an ethnic minority in history, its culture is still quite different from that of the Han people, so there may be fewer records.

The Yuan Dynasty is rarely mentioned, first of all, because the names of people are not easy to remember, and secondly, the Yuan Dynasty won the world by force, and ruled the world by force, did not pay attention to writing books and theories, and lacked documentary records. In addition, the Yuan Dynasty was very short, from Kublai Khan's capital to Zhu Yuanzhang's proclamation as emperor, there were not many years in total, and there is another point, the internal factional struggles in the Yuan Dynasty are complicated, and history lovers don't like it very much.

The existence of the Yuan Dynasty was too short, only 80 years, and the culture was not prosperous enough, so the sense of existence was very low.

I think that because it is a political power established by ethnic minorities, government decrees, records, and management are all written and written in the languages of ethnic minorities, so it is very uniform, which weakens the dissemination of facts, and word of mouth has become rare, and history has been forgotten. For example, isn't the Western Xia Dynasty rarely mentioned?

Because it is different from traditional Chinese society, which emphasizes agriculture and suppresses business, Mengyuan is a commercial empire.

There are too few records, and the history books of the Yuan Dynasty were inevitably lost and destroyed in the wars at the end of the Yuan Dynasty.

The Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) was an important period in Chinese history, but it is true that there are some problems with the lack of historical records about this period. Here are some of the reasons that may explain this phenomenon:

Cultural differences and political systems: The Yuan Dynasty was founded by the Mongols, who had different cultural backgrounds and traditions from the Han Chinese. The rulers of the Yuan Dynasty took a number of measures to consolidate their rule, such as the establishment of an administrative body for the Mongol Pai and the preferential use of the Mongolian language.

This led to cultural isolation between the Mongols and the Han Chinese, and may have affected the historical record of the preservation and transmission of the Zen Prayer.

Cultural Destruction and War: The Yuan dynasty reigned during a series of wars and upheavals, including the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, the conquest of the Western Xia and Jin dynasties in the northwest, and the two invasions of Japan. These conflicts have led to extensive cultural destruction and the loss of Ho Hui's historical documents.

In addition, there were a series of uprisings and civil strife in the later part of the Yuan Dynasty, which may also have had an impact on the preservation of historical records.

Attitudes and Policies of Rulers: The rulers of the Yuan Dynasty had certain attitudes and policies towards historical records. They paid more attention to the history and traditions of the Mongol Empire, and may not have paid enough attention to the recording and inheritance of Chinese history.

In addition, the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty also took some measures to suppress the culture and knowledge of the Han Chinese, which may have further affected the preservation and transmission of historical records.

It should be noted that although there are relatively few historical records of the Yuan Dynasty, there are still some reliable historical books, documents, and other historical materials. Modern historians have strived to reconstruct and understand the history of the Yuan dynasty through the study and analysis of these sources, as well as comparisons with other relevant periods. Historical research is a field that is constantly evolving and evolving, and new discoveries and interpretations are likely to emerge all the time, providing us with more knowledge about the Yuan dynasty.

1. The Ming Dynasty ignored the Yuan Dynasty when compiling history, and was considered by the Ming Dynasty to be a history of foreign rule.

2. The historical culture of the Yuan Dynasty is very different from that of the Han Dynasty, and compared with the written culture of the Han Dynasty, more attention is paid to oral inheritance.

Among the 24 histories, the compilation of the Yuan history is the most coarse. It lasted less than a year.