Was the Qing Dynasty a Khitan, and the Manchus a Khitan

The Qing Dynasty was not a Khitan, the Qing Dynasty was a regime established by the Jurchens, the Manchus today.

The Jurchens were the rulers of the Jin Dynasty. It is the current Manchu, a nation with pigtails.

The Qing Dynasty was not a Khitan, but a Mongolian Aixin Jueluo, who called himself a banner man.

Not the Qing Dynasty was Manchu.

The Khitan, an ethnic group that appeared in Northeast China in the Middle Ages. Since the beginning of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Khitan people began to operate in the upper reaches of the Liao River, the late Tang Dynasty established a strong local government, the Tang Dynasty established the Khitan State in 907, later renamed Liao, ruled northern China, the Liao Dynasty first fought with the Northern Song Dynasty, after the "Lanyuan Alliance", the two sides maintained peace for more than 100 years. At the end of the Liao Dynasty, the Jurchen people rebelled, and the Liao Empire quickly went to extinction, and in 1125 it was destroyed by Jin, and the rest of the tribe established the Western Liao Kingdom, which lasted for 93 years.

The Khitans and Manchus were two completely different peoples. Khitan surname Yelu, in the late Tang Dynasty five dynasties period, Yelu Abaoji unified the Guanwai, established a vast area, strong and powerful country - Liao, when the ancestors of the Qing people (Jurchen) - Wanyan clan under the rule of the Liao State, and later Wanyan Agu fought under the alliance with the Southern Song Dynasty, destroyed the Liao emperor, and established the Jin State.

The Jin kingdom fell to the Mongol alliance with the Southern Song Dynasty. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Jurchen tribe rose again, under the leadership of the Qing Taizu Nurhachi, and gradually unified the three eastern provinces.

The answer to the question around LZ is: The Qing Dynasty was a Jurchen, and the Khitans were basically wiped out after the Liao State was destroyed.

Khitan, generally refers to the Liao Dynasty. (Minority regimes in northern China during the Five Dynasties).

The Liao Dynasty (907-1125) was a dynasty established by the Khitan people in Chinese history, with a total of nine emperors and 218 years of reign. In 907, Yelu Abaoji became the leader of the Khitan tribal alliance, and in 916, the founding name was "Khitan", and the capital was Shangjing Linhuang Mansion (now Nanboluo City, Balinzuo Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia).

In addition, the Khitan (a disappearance of the northern Chinese ethnic minority) generally refers to the Khitan (ancient northern Chinese ethnic minority) as an ancient Chinese nomadic people, originated in Northeast China, and adopted a semi-agricultural and semi-pastoral life. In the early days, it was divided into eight Khitan divisions, and a unified Dahe alliance was formed in the early Tang Dynasty.

After Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty placed the Governor's Mansion of Songmo and gave him the surname Li. After the collapse of the Oga Alliance, the Khitans established the Yaoran Tribal Alliance, which was attached to the Later Turkic Khanate.

The Khitans were a nomadic people who once roamed the grasslands of northern China, and in the late Tang Dynasty, the glorious Liao Empire was established, and after the Yuan Dynasty, this falcon-like people gradually disappeared. According to expert research, the ancestors of the Daur people came from the Khitan. The documentary "Khitan Dynasty" uses wonderful stories to tell wonderful stories, set up fascinating suspense, and use vivid TV sound and pictures to show the Khitan nation from ethnic occurrence, grassland, territory expansion to regulations, civil and military, folk customs, social changes and many other aspects.

The Liao Dynasty (907-1125) was a dynasty established by the Khitan people in Chinese history. In 907 A.D., Liao Taizu Yelu Abaoji became the leader of the Khitan tribal alliance, and in 916, the founding name was "Khitan", and the capital was Shangjing Linhuang Mansion (now Inner Mongolia Chifeng City, Balin Left Banner, South Boluo City). In 947 AD, Liao Taizong led the army south to the Central Plains, captured Bianjing (now Kaifeng, Henan), Yelu Deguang ascended the throne in Bianjing and called the emperor, changed the country name to "Da Liao", and changed the year name to "Datong".

In 983, it was renamed "Great Khitan". In 1007, Liao Shengzong moved his capital to Dading Mansion in Zhongjing (now Ningcheng County, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia). In 1066, Liao Daozong Yelu Hongji restored the country to "Liao".

It was destroyed by the Jin Dynasty in 1125. At the end of the Liao Dynasty, Yeluchun established the Northern Liao and fought against the Jin together with the Western Xia, and was later destroyed by the Jin. After the death of the Liao Dynasty, Yelu Dashi moved west to the Chu River valley in Central Asia to establish the Western Liao, and the capital was Hu Si and his ears, which was destroyed by the Mongols in 1218.

The Liao dynasty clan Yelu Liuge and his brother Yelu established the Eastern Liao and the Later Liao respectively, and finally the Eastern Liao destroyed the Later Liao, and the Eastern Liao was destroyed by the Mongols in 1269. In 1222, the Western Liao nobles established a small regime in the area of present-day Iran, and the Western Liao was later destroyed by the Mongols. During the period of the Liao Dynasty, the territory of the Liao Dynasty stretched from the Sea of Japan in the east, to the Altai Mountains in the west, to the Ergun River and the Outer Xing'an Mountains in the north, and to the Baigou River in central Hebei in the south.

The Khitan people were originally nomadic and later absorbed farming techniques. The Liao Dynasty focused on the development of the nation, and in order to maintain the national character, the nomadic people were managed separately from the farming peoples, and advocated the rule according to customs, creating a bicameral political system. And create the Khitan script to preserve its own culture.

In addition, it absorbed the culture of the Bohai Kingdom, the Five Dynasties, the Northern Song Dynasty, the Western Xia and other countries in the Western Regions, and effectively promoted the political, economic and cultural development of the Liao State. The Liao Dynasty's military power and influence covered the Western Regions, so after the fall of the Tang Dynasty, Central Asia, West Asia, and Eastern Europe regarded the Liao Dynasty (Khitan) as a representative title of China.

1. No, the Manchus are Jurchens. The Manchu people have a long history, and the history of the Manchu people is estimated to be traced back to the period of the Sushen Xinkailiu culture and the Cha Ah Chong culture 7,000 years ago. Su Shen, Lu Lou, Beji, Jin Ya, Bohai, and Jurchen are the ancestors of the modern Manchu people.

The Heishui Jar was the direct ancestor of the Manchus, and later developed into the Jurchens. The Manchus are the only ethnic minority that has established the Central Plains Dynasty twice in Chinese history.

In the year, the Jin Kingdom was established by Wanyan Aguta. In 1583, Nurhachi raised an army, gradually unified the Jurchen tribes, and established the Eight Banners system of military and political integration. In 1616, the Later Jin regime was established.

In 1635 A.D., Huang Taiji abolished the old family name and renamed it "Manchuria". In 1636 A.D., the Jin was changed to the Qing Dynasty. In 1644 A.D., the Qing army entered the customs, seized the first political power, and set the ruler banquet in Beijing.

After the Xinhai Revolution, they were commonly known as "Manchus".

3. The Qing Dynasty established by the Manchu ruling class, the Chinese feudal landlord class continued to rule China for more than 260 years. During this period, the three emperors Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong were all outstanding figures with great historical contributions.

4. The Manchus have their own language and script. The Manchu language belongs to the Altaic language family, the Manchu Tungusic language family, and the Manchu branch. The Manchu script was created at the end of the 16th century on the basis of the Mongolian alphabet. Later, it added a circle or a dot on the right side of the letter, and it was called "Manchu with circles" or "new Manchu" in history.

5. The Manchus are mainly engaged in agriculture. Most of the Manchus living in the diaspora were engaged in industrial, cultural, and scientific careers. The Manchus attached great importance to education, advocated science, were good at learning, and produced many literati. It has made outstanding contributions to the enrichment and development of the Chinese nation's natural sciences, literature and art.

1. The Khitan was destroyed by the Yuan Dynasty. From the establishment of the Khitan state by Yelu Abaoji in 916 A.D. to the capture of Liao Yanxi in 1125 A.D., the Liao state existed for a total of 209 years. After the fall of Liao, the eighth grandson of Abaoji, Yelu Dashi, established the Western Liao in 1124, which existed for more than 90 years and was destroyed by the Yuan Dynasty in 1218.

But what is puzzling is that with the demise of the Great Liao Empire, the Tangerine Song and Qiyuan Dan people, which had a population of more than 1.2 million at the most, also disappeared without a trace.

2. The analysis found that from the establishment of the Khitan Dynasty to the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty in 1271, in this short period of more than 300 years, there were Liao, Northern Song, Western Xia, Jin, Southern Song and Yuan dynasties in China. This was a very special period in Chinese history, as the rulers who took power belonged to different ethnic groups, so the change of dynasties also led to a change in the status and related culture of the entire nation. After the Jurchen Jin Dynasty replaced the Khitan Liao Dynasty, he ordered the elimination of those Khitans who resisted, and one of the killings in the history books lasted for more than one month.

It is very likely that the Khitan culture was also abandoned at this time.