The Xiongnu were one of the most powerful ethnic minorities in ancient times, where did they go now?

After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty completely defeated the Xiongnu, some of the Xiongnu fled to Europe, and some of the Xiongnu stayed in the Mongolian steppe, and were later annexed by the Xianbei.

After the Xiongnu were dispersed by the army of the Central Plains, most of them either died in the war, or fled to Europe, or they went incognito in the Central Plains and gradually integrated into the life of the Central Plains.

After the Xiongnu were scattered by the army of the Central Plains, they either died on the battlefield, fled to other places, or came to the Central Plains to make a living.

The ancient Xiongnu are no longer there, and many of them have integrated into other peoples, which should be the final ending.

After being defeated by the Han Dynasty, they moved westward, passing through Central Asia and Europe, and also established many countries of their own, and finally slowly integrated with the locals.

A large part of the war was killed, and the surviving Huns fled in all directions, some fled to Europe, Mongolia, and some changed their Han surnames to China.

After centuries of conquest and migration in northern China, Central Asia, and Europe, the Xiongnu gradually assimilated into other peoples.

Now the Xiongnu are integrated with other ethnic groups and scattered all over the world, gradually getting used to local customs.

Later, the Xiongnu gradually declined, and the Xiongnu people began to move to various places, scattered everywhere, and merged with other ethnic groups.

After the examination of experts, it was found that the Hungarians and the Huns were basically the closest, and it is very likely that this part of the Huns gradually became the current Hungarians.

The Xiongnu no longer existed in the historical development, some of the Xiongnu chose to integrate into the life of the Han people, became the Han people, other Xiongnu disappeared with the development of history, the strength is very good, the Xiongnu were very powerful in ancient times, they often attack other countries, many dynasties have a headache for the problem of the Xiongnu.

It is now some northern nomadic peoples in the Mongolian plateau, their strength is relatively strong, and they have a serious impact on the development of society.

It is the strength of the Mongolian nationality that is relatively strong now, and it also has a great historical status at that time.

I think it's the Mongolian nation, so I think the strength of the Mongolian nation is very strong, and it's also very admirable.

I think it was the Han nationality, which continued to develop and survive in the north according to the Xiongnu, and finally transformed into the current Han nationality.

It is the Mongolian people of our country, and the Mongolian people are nomadic people, and their way of life is similar to that of the Mongolian people.

I know. It's Mongolian. The Mongols are also known as a people on horseback.

The history of China is very long, so there have been many different dynasties during this period. It is precisely because some people have kept recording the events of the past dynasties that we can understand the history of the past so well. In the past, although there were not so many countries on the earth, our country had a preliminary travel, but at that time, it was not as great as it is now.

In addition, many areas have not yet been developed, so people are mainly concentrated in the Central Plains, and those people outside the Central Plains are also called barbarians, Xiongnu, etc. <>

The Xiongnu made many rulers feel very headaches, because there has been no way to completely expel them, so they need to spend a lot of time and energy on the war against the Xiongnu every year. In order to fight against the Xiongnu, many rulers would choose to build the Great Wall, but even so, it took a long time for the Xiongnu to slowly withdraw from the stage of history. Of course, now that our country has achieved national integration, such titles as Xiongnu and barbarians must not exist.

However, there are still many people who are very curious, where are the people we are referring to now? Because in the past, the conditions in all aspects were relatively poor, so people lived more intensively, and most of them lived in the Central Plains. Therefore, some nomadic people will be called Xiongnu by everyone, and the very famous nomadic people in our country are the Mongols.

The Xiongnu were also a very powerful nation in ancient times, and there were already tribes formed by the Xiongnu in the Western Zhou Dynasty. <>

The Xiongnu were generally relatively strong, and they were also very good at fighting on horseback, even stronger than the soldiers in the Central Plains. The ancient Xiongnu were generally in the north, probably distributed in Hebei, Inner Mongolia and Shanxi. After achieving the great integration of the nation, they also began to intermarry with the Han people, so the bloodline gradually approached the Han people, and there were fewer and fewer fierce slaves in our country.

However, there are still many descendants of the Xiongnu in Europe, so many European bodies are also relatively strong, more like the Xiongnu in ancient times.

It's a mountain tribe. The Gaoshan tribe also inherited some characteristics of the Xiongnu, such as being brave and good at fighting and riding horses.

It's Mongolian. Especially in the Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu were simply particularly rampant, and fought with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for several years.

Today, they are Mongolians, and they are very strong, and they are very good at horseback riding, and they are very good at all kinds of recreational activities.

During the period of the Southern Xiongnu annexation from the 1st century to the 2nd century, it gradually dimmed from Chinese history as an independent nation and mixed with the Han people. Most of his descendants live in present-day Shaanxi, Shanxi, Shandong, Henan and Fujian. For example, the Jin family located in Suzhou, Jiangsu, the Jin family located in Zhaili Village, Saiqi Town, Fu'an City, Fujian Province, the Helian family located in Hebi City, Henan Province, the Jin family located in Nanxi Guzhai County, Anhui Province, the Jin family in Yuzhong Jinya Town, Lanzhou City, Gansu Province, the Jin family in Houlu Jincun, Zhengzhai Town, Pujiang County, Zhejiang Province, and the Cong family in Wendeng City, Shandong Province are all descendants of the Xiongnu Jin Riyan.

After the descendants of the Xiongnu became residents of China, they gradually changed to Han surnames, and the following are some common surnames: Xian, Nie, Jin, An, Yu, Bi, Kui, Yu, Ci, Lang, Zhao, Guo, Li, Zhang, Chen, Fan, Zhao, Cheng, Wang, Hao, Gao, Du, Ma, Feng, Qin, Cao, Yi, Dong, Cheng, Wu, Han, Huang, Peng, Liu, Lu, Lu, Yao, Fu, Feng, Lan, Jin, and Gongsun.

Yiqu (Qu), Wushi (Wu, Wu), Xulu (Xulian, Luan), Huyan (Huyan, Hu, Huye, Hu), Xubu (Bu), Wuluolan (Lan), Qiulin (Qiao), Long (Long), Weixu (Xu), Fugu, Hufu (Fu, Fu), Hun (Kun), Chou (Zhou), Fuqu (and Qu, Da and Qu, Qu, Frustrated), Dangyu (Dang), Li Yi (Li), Ao Yu (Ou), Corpse (Shi), Corpse Kou (Kou), Corpse Mo (Mo), Yin Le (Le), Helan (He Lai, He) Yuwen, Qi Mu, Helian (Tiefu, Tiefa, Fu, Du), Julian (Ju, Che), Fei Lian (Fei), Po Liuhan (Po Luo Khan, Po Liu Khan, Pan Liuxi, Bu Liu Khan, Han), Wan Qi, Ba Lilan (Liang), Dimen (Chu), Dugu (Liu), He Sui (He Yue, He Shu, Yicheng, He), Gailou (Gai), Lou Qiu (Lou), Qiu Mo Qiu (Qiu).

In 2006, French and Hungarian geneticists used the corpses of ancient Xiongnu nobles from 2,300 years ago to conduct Y-chromosome and mitochondrial and autosomal DNA analyses with the groups now in Mongolia, the Yakuts in Siberia, and the Turks in modern Anatolia. The results show that the ancient Xiongnu and contemporary Mongols are continuing the lineage, while the modern Turks and Mongols are more cultural and linguistic than genetically exchanged. The Huns and the Yakuts of Siberia were also not related by blood.

According to the research of historians, the two countries of Mongolia and Hungary are the two places that are most likely to contain the Xiongnu blood.

There is no specific ethnic minority, but it is a general point, which is the ethnic minority near Inner Mongolia.

The current Mongolian people seem to have Xiongnu blood. Now that the nationalities are all merged, there may be other nationalities as well.

The ancient Xiongnu referred to ethnic minorities outside the Central Plains. It is also around today's Inner Mongolia.

The Xiongnu are a nomadic people in northern China, who arose in Inner Mongolia.

I think it's Mongolian, because there are so many ethnic minorities there.

It cannot be specifically said which ethnic group the ancient Xiongnu are now, but it can only be said that it is the blood of the Xiongnu, and which ethnic group still exists.

Mongolia, which lives as a nomadic herder, cannot be cultivated due to natural conditions, and is quite similar to Mongolia now.

Legend has it that the Xiongnu were one of the descendants of the Ji, and after the fall of the Xia Dynasty, they fled all the way to the north, where they multiplied. After hundreds of years of evolution, they gradually became the Xiongnu people.

Now some have assimilated with the good guys, and some have survived in Europe.

The Xiongnu were a group of nomadic peoples who, after several wars, slowly merged with other peoples, or migrated to Europe.

The Xiongnu are a nomadic people in ancient times, an ethnic minority in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and now they are under the unified management of the Chinese nation.