What was the situation in the Northeast after the fall of the Qing Dynasty?

Aixin Jueluo Hengti.

Born in Beijing in 1954. Graduated from Inner Mongolia Normal University for Nationalities and ** Academy of Fine Arts.

He is a descendant of Prince Yizong, the fifth son of Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty.

Aixin Jueluo Qixiang.

Born in Manzhou in November 1931, the Manchu Zhenghuang Banner people, the word Jinghui, the name Changbai Wolong Jushi, is the sixteenth son of the Qing Shengzu Kangxi Emperor, the ninth grandson of the hereditary Prince Yunlu of Heshuozhuang, the fourth grandson of the Gongzaixun of Tongzhi Fuguo, the grandson of the general of Guangxu Zhenguo, the eldest son of Aixin Jueluo Hengkun, and the tenth grandson of the Kangxi Emperor.

He is a member of the Special Advisory Editorial Board of the World Culture and Art Research Center, a member of the Dictionary of Chinese Characters, a member of the Special Advisory Editorial Board of the Contemporary Culture Volume, and a Distinguished Artist (Professor) of the China-Korea Culture and Art Center.

Aixin Jueluo Qixiang.

The word Tengbo was born in 1935. He is a member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association. Librarian of Beijing Research Institute of Culture and History. It is the ninth generation grandson of Qing Yongzheng.

Aixin Jueluo Yu Zhenfeng.

Born in Beijing in 1956, he is of Manchu nationality. The fifth grandson of Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty, the son of the famous calligrapher and painter Aixin Jueluo Puzuo.

Aixin Jueluo Qixin.

Born in 1942, he is a native of Beijing. A descendant of the Qing royal family, he is now a member of the Beijing Calligraphers Association and a senior calligrapher and painter of the Beijing Molin Painting and Calligraphy Institute. His calligraphy pen is strong, free and natural, and is highly affirmed and praised by people in the industry.

His works have won many awards in national, provincial and municipal art exhibitions and have been collected by relevant art institutions.

The warlord Zhang Zuolin occupied the Northeast King - Zhang Zuolin died, Zhang Xueliang changed banners in the Northeast - 918 Japan invaded China and occupied the Northeast - established the "puppet Manchukuo" - the Soviet Red Army and the Kuomintang drove out Japan - the Liaoshen Campaign liberated the Northeast.

Northeast China had been under the rule of the Japanese warlords of Manchukuo for 28 years, and it had broken away for a time.

Feng warlord Zhang Zuolin presided over the overall situation.

The Qing Dynasty destroyed Jian, and the Manchus returned to their hometown in the northeast. Since the predecessor of the Manchu Qing Dynasty was the Jianzhou Jurchen, Baishan and Heishui were the birthplace of their ancestors, this place has always been protected by the Manchu royal family, and people of other nationalities are not allowed to enter this area without permission. After the fall of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, most people chose to flee the city of Beijing and returned to the place where their ancestors lived, where they could multiply, to escape the impact of the war, and secondly, to find common language and living habits under the aggregation of their own people, to avoid being assimilated by the Han people, and to gain relative independence.

Details of the Qing DynastyThe Qing Dynasty was the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history, with a total of 11 emperors, and enjoyed the loss of the former kingdom for 267 years. In 1616, Nurhachi, the head of the Jurchen tribe in Jianzhou, established Houjin. In 1636, Huang Taiji changed the name of the country to the Great Qing Dynasty.

In 1644, Dashun captured Beijing, the capital of the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming general Wu Sangui stationed in Shanhaiguan surrendered to the Qing Dynasty, and after the battle of the Qing Dynasty, the regent Dolgon led the Qing army to take advantage of the situation to enter the customs, and in the same year, the Shunzhi Emperor moved the capital to Beijing, and the Qing Dynasty replaced the Ming Dynasty as the ruler of the country.

It can be considered that the emperors of the Qing Dynasty were all from the Northeast. In the early Qing Dynasty, Nurhachi, Huang Taiji, and Fulin, they were born in the Northeast, which was the sphere of influence of the Later Jin Dynasty and must have belonged to the Northeast people. Since Kangxi, they were born and raised in the capital, that is, the so-called birthplace is Beijing, and their hometown is the Northeast.

"Northeasterners and Northeasterners"It is a folk term, and it is not officially recognized by the state as a word for the administrative jurisdiction of household registration attribution certification.

According to the current modern household registration system in China, it is precisely as follows:

A generation of Qing Taizu: Aixin Jueluo Nurhachi was born in Hetuala (now Xinbin County, Fushun City, Liaoning Province).

The second generation of Qing Taizong: Aixin Jueluo Huang Taiji was born in Hetuala (now Xinbin County, Fushun City, Liaoning Province).

Three generations of Qing Shizu: Aixin Jueluo Fulin was born in Shengjing (now Shenyang, Liaoning Province).

The Yellow Emperor after Fulin (Shunzhi) is precise: a native of Beijing.

Liaoning people (Manchu) in Northeast China + Peking people (Manchu) in North China = Qing Dynasty emperor

That's right! The Qing emperors were Manchus.

The Manchus, formerly known as the Manchus, were also known as the Manchus and the Manchus before, and are an ethnic minority in China. The Manchus are scattered throughout China, with the majority living in Liaoning, and the others scattered in Jilin, Heilongjiang, Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Gansu, Shandong and other provinces and autonomous regions, as well as large and medium-sized cities such as Beijing, Tianjin, Chengdu, Xi'an, Guangzhou, and Yinchuan. In the formation of large dispersions, there are characteristics of small settlements.

At present, the main settlement areas have established Xiuyan, Fengcheng, Xinbin, Qinglong, Fengning and other Manchu autonomous counties, as well as a number of Manchu townships. In 2000, the Manchu population was 10.68 million.

I think that from Nurhachi to Shunzhi are from the Northeast, Shunzhi is half from the Northeast and half from Beijing, and from Shunzhi to Puyi is essentially a Beijinger, and his ancestral home is from the Northeast.

Canonical history. In terms of geographical theory, since the Kangxi Dynasty, they are no longer from the Northeast, and their birthplaces are all in Guannei; In terms of time, the emergence of modern concepts such as "Northeast people" and "Northeast China" appeared at least after the fall of the Qing Empire, and today's "Northeast China" includes parts of the "General District" and the "Inner Mongolia Union Banner".

The early ones were not counted after Kangxi, and not after Yongzheng.

If the ancestral home of Qianlong is defined by the Chinese, the ancestral home of Qianlong is northeast Emperor Jiaqing is a serious Beijing Yuanmu.

Definitely! The Manchus are descendants of the Jurchens, who originated in the northeast. The Manchus of the Qing Dynasty all came from the northeast.

It seems that he has doubts about the identity of Emperor Qianlong, and it seems that he is with the Han Chen Jialuo brothers.

Yes. Haha, that's a good question.

It is useless to retreat to the Northeast, even if the Revolutionary Army retreats to the Northeast, it will still fight in the Northeast, plus the whole of China was under the banner of revolution at that time.

1. At that time, the Northeast was already firmly targeted by Tsarist Russia and Japan, and even if the Qing Dynasty retreated to the Northeast, it was completely unable to deal with the invasion of Tsarist Russia and Japan with their remaining participating forces.

Second, the Northeast has always been regarded as the land of the dragon vein by the Qing Dynasty, so the Northeast has not been developed at all for hundreds of years, and the population and food are difficult to meet the basic needs of a **, even if the Qing Dynasty retreats to the Northeast, the final result may be starvation.

Because they couldn't retreat, the Qing Dynasty was already corrupt at that time, and it was difficult to return to the northeast to live, so they could only hold on and not retreat to the northeast.