The final destination of Wuhu? After the Wuhu Chaohua, where did those Wuhu go, and what happened

Huns, assimilated.

Karma was basically killed by Ran Min.

Xianbei, it should be said that it is the most powerful ethnic minority, some were assimilated, some became Khitans, and the inexplicable disappearance of the Khitan is still a mystery.

氐 is also assimilated.

Qiang, mostly assimilated.

Upstairs said pretty much the same, most of the Wuhu is assimilated.

We know that the Chinese nation is a unified multi-ethnic country, so it is natural that various ethnic groups are indispensable in history. Then we need to understand these minorities. Wuhu refers to the Xiongnu, Qian, Xianbei, Di and Qiang, and these ethnic minorities have invaded the Central Plains many times in history, bringing many wars to the Central Plains.

The Han people in the Central Plains were also almost shattered by their attacks, but the final result was that the Wuhu were unable to disintegrate the Central Plains, and they were first exterminated or greatly damaged. Because the Qiang people themselves are too barbaric and cruel in terms of culture, they have fed on people, so it is naturally difficult for them to be forgiven by these people with strong ethical concepts in the Central Plains, let alone sympathy, so they have been devastated, even if they are lucky enough to survive and escape to other races, they will be completely exterminated, and since then the Qiang people have disappeared from this world.

The original people of the Qiang nationality are basically gone, and the remaining surviving people have slowly integrated into the Han nationality and have been able to reproduce.

The Di people themselves are also more cruel, and they have fought with the Qiang people, so their vitality is greatly damaged, and they have no strength, and some people have slowly faded out of the original place, so there are still some descendants of the Di people in today's Yi people.

The Xiongnu were more ferocious, and later they should have completely disappeared or merged into the Han nationality, becoming a small detachment that multiplied in a unified multi-ethnic state.

Not to mention the Xianbei people, they have always been relatively peaceful, and in history we have learned about the history of the Xianbei people establishing the Northern Wei Dynasty. Their rulers took the lead in changing their Han surnames, etc., which shows that the influence of Han culture on them is also very profound, so they have so many Sinicization incidents. This is also a good exchange between minority culture and Han culture, and it is also of certain significance for the development of Chinese culture.

After fusion, it continues to multiply. In fact, I think it is very difficult to make a nation disappear completely, after all, it will merge and continue, so many people's genes may have some Wuhu genes.

Huns. As early as the Western Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu were beaten by Liu Che and fled back to Mobei, and later fled to Europe and established a khanate, which led to the migration of Germanic people and the fall of the Western Roman Empire. History is known as the barbarian destruction of Rome.

Karma. This was one of the most important ethnic groups at that time. Later, after the establishment of the Ran Wei regime, Ran Min issued the "Hu Extermination Order", adopted a genocidal policy against the Hu people in China, and killed a large number of Hu people.

Xianbei tribe. This ethnic group established power in northern China, which was later sinicized, and by the time of the Tang Dynasty, it was completely assimilated by the Han Chinese. The Xianbei clan of the Murong clan was wiped out and ceased to exist.

Some of them were exterminated by the Han who later rebelled, and some of them merged with other ethnic groups in later intermarriages.

Many of the Wuhu were later killed by the Han regime led by Ran Min, and the rest gradually merged with the ethnic groups.

Di people. This nation has little presence, but it was also once powerful and established the former Qin.

The outcome of the Wuhu varied, with the Xiongnu establishing the Xiongnu Han state, which was eventually assimilated by the Han people in the north. The Xianbei people established the Northern Yan, which was also assimilated during the Sui and Tang dynasties. The Qian tribe established the Later Zhao Dynasty, and was finally exterminated by Ran Min.

The last Qiang and Di tribes also established their own political powers, and finally disappeared into the long river of history.

Xianbei was assimilated, the Qianzu were exterminated, the Hu and Xiongnu were integrated into other ethnic groups, and one disappeared.

Either they were beaten away, or they were assimilated, or they found a remote place to get the cat up.

Some of them have become the current ethnic minorities, some have been killed, and most of the remaining have been integrated into the genes of the northerners and have become the main ethnic group of the northerners' paternal genes.

Xiqiang lives in Hanyang, Jincheng and other places, Jin is one of the five Hu, Yao Qin belongs to this clan, his descendants are scattered in today's Gansu Province Lintan, Lu County, Sichuan Province Songpan, Mao County and other places Beijing is the capital of the Dajin Dayuan Qing Dynasty, even the common people speak is a ruffian, now Henan, Anhui people are the descendants of the five Hu in history, the Han nation. Beijing is the capital of the Qing Dynasty, and even the common people are ruffians when they speak, and the people in Henan and Anhui are all descendants of the Wuhu in history.

Most of them are ethnically integrated.

It's all integrated into the Han people.** There are also pure.

After Wuhu came to the Central Plains, he learned the culture of the Central Plains, and even turned the capital and surname into the Central Plains. Including the modern Central Plains people, some of them can vaguely find some ethnic minority characteristics, including what we now call Mandarin, and there are also traces of Wuhu in those years.

There are also some Hu people who have returned to the north and become an ethnic minority in the modern northwest region.

Some have gone to the north to multiply, and many are now Han people, who are now ethnic minorities

has been sinicized, some have returned to the borderlands of the north, still ethnic minorities, and some have become Han Chinese.

The Wuhu are an ethnic minority that has gradually merged with the Han in the integration of large ethnic groups. Some also go to remote areas to live and work in peace and contentment.

Some returned to the northern borderlands, and some were sinicized as Han Chinese. Those who returned to the northern borderlands are still ethnic minorities.

Some gradually merged with the Han Chinese, while others migrated north to become ethnic minorities.

The Qiang are the only ethnic group of the Wuhu that still exists among China's 56 ethnic minorities. The Qiang people had established the Later Qin in the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which was established by the Qiang nobleman Yao Chang, and in its heyday it had controlled part of present-day Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia and Shanxi and Henan. After the demise, most of the Qiang people began to move south, and these Qiang people who moved south are now the Qiang people, while a small part of the Qiang people who were active in the southeast of the Ganqing and Qinghai-Tibet Plateau gradually developed into various ethnic groups of the Tibeto-Burman language, such as the Tibetans and other ethnic groups.

The Chinese nation is still full of vitality from ancient times to the present, and this still needs to think about the ending of the Wuhu, to be specific, the one who won the fight was finally assimilated by us and integrated into us, and the basic ones who could not win were wiped out.

The Xian people were killed and exterminated, and the three ethnic groups of Xianbei and Xiongnu were assimilated. Only the Qiang people remained, but they were expelled to the poor mountains and bad waters.

Strictly speaking, the Xiongnu is a branch of the Xiongnu, but although this group is said to be a Xiongnu people, it is actually just a slave in the Xiongnu tribe, without any status at all, and now people speculate that the Xiongnu people are originally Yueshi people, or Hu in the Western Regions, or Shiguo people, or Kangju people in Central Asia, anyway, now it is to say what kind of people this ethnic group is, no one can figure it out, in short, the history books basically call these people "Qian". The existence of the Qiang nationality in Chinese history is very short, it flourished in the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, but the demise was also in the period of the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, in 319 AD, the leader of the Qiang nationality Shi Le established the Later Han Dynasty in the Xiang State, and later destroyed the former Zhao of the Huns at that time, since then it has become the most powerful country in the north, and the Qiang people have also embarked on a brilliant journey under the leadership of Shi Le.

Either they were destroyed or assimilated by the Han people, and this is the consequence of provoking the Han people.

The final result is that the Han people almost wiped out the culture, the most obvious is the change of personal names and place names, for example, brother - brother, grandmother - grandma, Ming Xiu plank road, secretly crossing Chen Cang, Chen Cang - treasure