Am I a Manchu? Are Manchus Chinese?

Of course it's Manchu, because you have:

1..Manchu origin.

2..Manchu national identity.

Personally, I think these two points are sufficient. Although you Manchu blood is not too much.

For myself, my family is a direct line of Emperor Jiaqing, I am a Qizi generation, but my grandfather's mother is Han Chinese, and my grandmother is a mixed race who has 1 4 British, 1 2 Mongolian, 1 4 Han Chinese, and my mother is Han Chinese, so to be honest, Han blood is much more than Manchu.

But I have been influenced by my family's history and culture since I was a child, I have a strong sense of national identity, I respect the history and status of the Manchus, and I am proud of being a descendant of the Manchus, so I consider myself a Manchu, and this identity is not affected by blood.

My name is also named after the Aixin Jueluo family, although the whole family comes from many different nationalities, they all think that I am a descendant of the Manchu people, a descendant of Aixin Jueluo.

So you too. Thank you.

As long as there is a bloodline, and there is a sense of identity, it must be Manchu.

On the contrary, a person with pure blood, but has no sense of identity with what nationality, thinks that he is the same as the Han nationality, that is, the Han nationality, and the bloodline does not mean anything.

For example, a Han child grew up and adopted in a Korean family, but he was educated by the Korean ethnic group since he was a child, and his way of thinking is Korean, then he has no sense of identity with the Han nationality, and he is completely Korean.

There are many Han children adopted by Uyghurs in Urumqi, they are Han looks, but they speak fluent Uyghur and their eyes are Uyghur. Then even if he is of Han Chinese descent, he belongs to the Uyghur ethnic group.

The title and household registration do not mean anything, but a heart that is proud of one's own nation is the most important!

If it is classified by strict bloodline. You should be counted as a Manchu. In the future, all your descendants can be counted as Manchus.

Just as the offspring of Jews and non-Jews are counted as Jews.

The offspring of whites and blacks, after intermarriage with whites for N generations, are completely indistinguishable from whites, and they are also considered blacks. Americans engage in racial discrimination, and Hitler engages in the theory of racial superiority.

For example, a glass of water, a drop of ink is the same as a bottle of ink, and that glass is black water.

And a bottle of ink, you drop a drop of water and drop a bottle of water, and that glass of water will not turn white. It's still blackwater. It's the same even if it's a drop of white paint. Starting with you, your descendants are all Manchus. Historically, it has been like this.

Does it depend on whether your father is still a Manchu on the hukou? If it is the nationality you can choose your father, if not, you should change your father's household registration first, which is more troublesome.

1. Liaoyang, Liaoyang, Liaoyang, Liaoyang, Liaoyang, Liaoyang, Liaoyang, Liaoyang, Liaoyang, There is a Manchu surname Yang living here. According to the "Imperial Dynasty Tongzhi Clan Strategy", Yang Shouzong, a native of Liaoyang, is a Manchu man with a yellow flag.

2. Changyi District, Jilin Province, Manchu Yang Changyi District is in present-day Jilin City, Jilin Province. According to the "Yang Family Genealogy" re-revised by Yang Xishou and others in 1934, the Yang family here was originally a Han Chinese, originally from Guizhou Prefecture, Yunnan, and moved to Laiyang County, Dengzhou Prefecture, Shandong. During the Kangxi period, he moved to Yongji Prefecture with his dependents, cultivated the official land, and was able to pay all the grain for 5 years of cultivated land.

Among them, the record of Gengzi's famous anti-Russian general (Yang) Fengxiang has made up for the shortcomings of the history books.

Of course you're not!!

If your grandfather is not, it means that your father is not either, unless your grandfather is married to your grandmother's family, in which case you are.

Your dad isn't, your mom isn't, so you're even more not.

Why are you so stupid?? Hehe.

As long as your sense of ethnic belonging is Manchu, then you are Manchu!

The general determination of ethnicity depends on the household registration.

But the ancestry of nationalities can be mixed.

The best example of the Manchus.

Kangxi. His grandmother, also known as Xiaozhuang (Da Yuer), was of Mongolian ethnicity.

His mother, Tong Jia, was a Han who carried the flag, that is to say, she was originally Han.

He is not yet the emperor of the Great Qing Dynasty.

Scientific basis. Mixed-race people have a higher IQ than pure-blood.

The most important thing in judging a nation is to look at the common psychological quality (common hobbies, historical traditions, national dignity, etc., mainly manifested in the common national culture and national customs), such as satisfying festivals or something, it may not be counted.

No, you're the same clan as your old bean.

You can judge whether you are a Manchu or not based on your physical characteristics.

1. Head type: long head type and round head type; The south of Jilin is mostly long-headed, and the Heilongjiang and Far East regions (the Tunguska group of Russia) are mostly round-headed, that is, broad-faced, and the temporal lobes (both sides of the eyes) are developed.

2. Nose: The nose bridge is straight, which means that it is coherent from the eyebrow arch to the nose bridge bone (the root of the mountain), and there is no obvious collapse. The tip of the nose is not as high as that of a white man, so the side profile of the nose bridge will not have much of a tilt angle if the transporter is from the side.

3. Eyes: Most Manchus have yellow or brown eyes; There are also more precious gray eyes, that is, the color of the pupils is bluish-gray, which is more noticeable when illuminated by light at night.

4. Upper eyelid medial canthal phenomenon.

5. The color of the hair or beard of a small number of Manchus is yellow, and some Manchu people's hair is naturally curly.

6. The zygomatic structure is obvious.

7. The tail of the eyebrow is drooping.

Population distribution of the Manchus

Due to historical reasons, the Manchus are scattered throughout the country, with the majority living in Liaoning Province, and the others scattered in Jilin, Heilongjiang, Hebei, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Xinjiang, Gansu, Shandong and other provinces and autonomous regions, as well as Beijing, Tianjin, Chengdu, Xi'an, Guangzhou, Yinchuan and other large and medium-sized cities.

In the formation of large dispersions, there are characteristics of small settlements. Manchu autonomous counties such as Xiuyan, Fengcheng, Xinbin, Qinglong, Fengning, and Kuanpantongshucheng have been established in the main settlements, as well as a number of Manchu townships.

The Qing Dynasty counted Chinese before entering the customs.

Although the Manchus are not the main ethnic group in China, they are undoubtedly Chinese. The emergence of the Qing Dynasty was a particular problem. The Manchus originated from the Jurchen tribe, and the northeastern region where they lived was already China itself at least during the Sui and Tang dynasties, and the Ming Dynasty was also a definite Chinese counterpart territory (known as Nurgan Dusi), which was equivalent to a special military zone.

The seizure of national power by the Manchus is essentially a matter of the unified form of the Chinese. It was only because the Han nationality, the main body of China, became a supporting role for the first time, coupled with the revenge psychology of the Manchus in the early days of entering the customs, and imposed their appearance characteristics (shaving their heads and braids) on the Han and other high-pressure policies, that the Han people had a sense of losing the country.

Han Chinese ancestry of the Qing Dynasty

Since the entry of the Later Jin Dynasty, nine of the ten emperors of the Qing Dynasty were of Han Chinese descent. The two emperors, Kangxi and Jiaqing, are Manchu and Han mixed blood with half Han blood. Although the other seven emperors with Han blood accounted for less than half of their Han blood, they were still not purely "Manchurian" in their bodies.

Among the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, there are only two emperors who can be called "pure-blooded", they are: Nurha Vertical Chi and Huang Taiji. The rest of the emperors are not pure in blood.

Emperor Shunzhi's biological mother, Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang (Borzigit), was a Mongol. Therefore, Shunzhi's bones are half of the Mongolian blood.

Emperor Kangxi's biological mother is the Empress Dowager Cihe (Tong Jiashi) is a Manchurian Eight Banners, although her identity is a banner person, her bloodline is a real Han Chinese. Before the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the customs, the Four Banners of the Later Jin Dynasty (later added to the Eight Banners) were all royal relatives. After the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the customs, in order to rule Mongolia and Han land, the Eight Banners of Mongolia and the Eight Banners of Han were set up successively.

Tong Jiashi and her father Tong Tulai belonged to the "Eight Banners of the Han Dynasty" and belonged to the nobility of the Han people.

The Manchus are mainly found in the three eastern provinces of China.

Due to historical reasons, the Manchus are scattered throughout the country, with the largest number living in Liaoning Province, and the others scattered in Jilin, Heilongjiang, Hebei, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Gansu, Shandong and other provinces and autonomous regions, as well as Beijing, Tianjin, Chengdu, Xi'an, Guangzhou, Yinchuan and other large and medium-sized cities. In the formation of large dispersions, there are characteristics of small settlements.

Manchu autonomous counties such as Xiuyan, Fengcheng, Xinbin, Qinglong, and Fengning have been established in the main settlement areas, as well as several Manchu townships. The Manchus are an industrious, courageous, and intelligent people, and they are also a nation that is good at absorbing foreign cultures and incorporating innovations. In the long-term historical development, the customs and culture rich in national characteristics have been formed, and the customs of the Manchu people are mostly similar to those of the Han nationality, but they have maintained a lot of Manchu characteristics.

The national culture of the Manchus

The Manchus have their own language, script. The Manchu language belongs to the Manchu-Tungusic branch of the Altaic language family. The Manchu script was created at the end of the 16th century.

In the Song and Jin dynasties, the Jurchens had their own scripts, and the early Jurchen scripts were syllabic scripts born from Chinese characters, but they have been lost for a long time. At the end of the 16th century, after Nurhachi unified the northeastern provinces, he spelled the Manchu pronunciation in the Mongolian alphabet, forming a new script.

As an official language, Manchu was used for a long time in the Qing Dynasty, and once became a widely used script throughout the country, leaving behind a large number of archival materials and becoming a treasure in the treasure house of the cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the Manchu language was gradually abandoned, and the Manchus basically used the northern dialect of Chinese, only the banner people and the flag book**, and the Manchu language must still be used on some specific occasions.

The Manchus are the second largest of China's 55 ethnic minorities. The Manchus have their own language, writing, the "white mountain and black water" in the northeast region is the hometown of the Manchus, in the first year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1644), the Qing army entered the customs, and gradually unified the country, and then began the rule of the Manchu aristocracy over the country, after the Xinhai Revolution, the Qing court fell.

The Manchu population is distributed throughout the country, with Liaoning, Hebei, Heilongjiang, Jilin, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Beijing and other provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government, and others scattered in Xinjiang, Gansu, Ningxia, Shandong, Hubei, Guizhou and other provinces and autonomous regions, as well as large and medium-sized cities such as Xi'an, Chengdu, Guangzhou and Fuzhou.

This is due to the fact that in order to better adapt to society, the surnames of these Manchus have been changed. After the fall of the Qing Dynasty at that time, these Qing Dynasty Houyi all married some ordinary people, so their surnames were affected, and some surnames changed.

Mainly because the Manchu people at that time changed their surnames to Han surnames; At that time, there was a change of dynasty, and in order to survive better, these people changed their surnames to Han surnames one after another.