Is the Houjin actually the Qing Dynasty? What is the relationship between the Jin Dynasty and the

That's right, but after Huang Taiji entered the customs, he changed the Houjin to the Qing Dynasty. Jianzhou Jurchen Mengge Timur (Nurhachi VI ancestor) was the governor of the Ming Dynasty Jianzhou Weizuo, and the tribes in the north were strong and oppressed Jianzhou in the south. The fierce brother Timur was killed, and the Jianzhou tribe was forced to move south, eventually settling in Hetuala.

After moving south, the Jianzhou Department had close contacts with the Central Plains, the social productivity was significantly improved, the economy was prosperous, and the Eight Banners system was established immediately, and it was Nurhachi who served as the head of the Jianzhou Department of the Ming Dynasty. In 1583 (the 11th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty), Nurhachi attacked and appointed him as a commander, and with the thirteen deputies of his ancestor and father, he successively annexed the four Haixi tribes, conquered the Jurchens in the East China Sea, and unified the Jurchen tribes scattered in Manchuria. In 1616 (the forty-fourth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty), Nurhachi called Khan in Hetuala, established Dajin (known as Houjin in history), and changed the Mandate of Heaven.

In 1618 (the third year of the Mandate of Heaven, the forty-sixth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty), Nurhachi published a document called "Seven Great Hatreds" to discuss the Ming Dynasty and began to openly raise troops against the Ming. After the death of Aixin Jueluo Nurhachi, Aixin Jueluo Huang Taiji ascended the throne, in 1636 (the ninth year of Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty), Huang Taiji changed the country name to "Daqing", the year name Chongde, and the country name "Dajin" stopped being used.

Well, yes, the reason why Huang Taiji changed the country name "Houjin" to "Qing" was for two reasons: first, they were going to enter the Central Plains, and the Central Plains was dominated by Han people, and the Han people hated the "Jin" Dynasty since the Great Song Dynasty, so they wanted to change the country name. And the Jurchens were also renamed Manchus.

The Jin State during the Song Dynasty was also a dynasty established by the Jurchens). Second, the symbol of the Ming Dynasty is fire, and the words Qing and Manchu carry water. (Each dynasty has its own symbol:.)

Liao is iron).

Later Jin is relative to the former Jin, the former Jin refers to the Jin Dynasty in the Southern Song Dynasty, the Wanyan clan. But the people of the Qing Dynasty are their descendants, so they also called themselves Jin in the early stage of the founding of the country, and they were called Houjin in history.

Yes is the name of the country in the early Qing Dynasty.

No, Houjin was founded by Nurhachi; The Qing Dynasty was established by Huang Taiji; It's fundamentally different.

The Later Jin Dynasty is also regarded as the Qing Dynasty, the same nation, but in the end it did not achieve victory.

Sort of... Later Jin was the predecessor of the Qing Dynasty. After that, Huang Taiji changed the name of the country to Qing.

It's not all, it can only be said that he was a country name before the Qing army entered the customs, but in fact, there are still some small differences.

No, it is the predecessor of the Qing Dynasty. It was Nurhachi who founded.

Oh, yes. Houjin was founded by Nurhachi.

Later, it was changed to the Qing Dynasty by Huang Taiji.

Huang Taiji is the son of Nurhachi, and it should be about the same.

The system of the Qing Dynasty was more perfect than that of the Later Jin.

It was the predecessor of the Qing Dynasty. And not counting the Qing Dynasty. Later, after entering the customs, the Dashun was destroyed and most of it was unified before the Qing Dynasty was established. But those troops were the precursors to the establishment of the Qing Dynasty.

No, Nurhachi established the Later Jin, and his son Huang Taiji established the Qing Dynasty.

The name before the Qing ** entered the customs, because they were the descendants of the Jin State during the Southern Song Dynasty, and they were called Houjin in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, and they were renamed the Great Qing Dynasty after entering the customs.

Yes, the Qing Dynasty was originally called Houjin.

Yes, they are all Jurchens, and they were changed to the end of the Ming Dynasty in order to oppose the Ming Dynasty"Love Xin Jueluo", so as not to fall into the infamy of rebellion!

Yes, the Jurchens ruled the Central Plains twice in history, the first time was the Jin Dynasty established by Wanyan Aguta, and the second time Nurhachi established the Great Jin, known as the Later Jin in history!

No, it was called the Qing Dynasty after entering the customs!

Be. The Later Jin refers to the Jurchen people, that is, the Qing Dynasty.

Yes, Nurhachi called Khan in Hetuara and established Dajin (historically known as Houjin),

The essence of the Qing Dynasty was the Later Jin, and it was reversed.

Nurhachi established Houjin because the Manchu ancestors were Jurchens. In order to alleviate the contradiction with the Han people, Huang Taiji changed the name of the country to Qing.

This statement should be correct, to be exact, Nurhachi was the founder of the Jurchen regime, and Huang Taiji was the founder of the Qing Dynasty!

Yes, after entering the customs, it will be the Qing Dynasty.

The same, the product of the Qing Dynasty after the Jin Dynasty became strong.

Yes before Huang Taiji changed the name of the country.

Before Nurhachi entered the customs, there was indeed this statement.

The Qing Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty were both established by the Jurchen people, but the predecessor of the Qing Dynasty was the Later Jin regime, which was established by Nurhachi, and the country name was the same as the Jin Dynasty as "Dajin", and later generations called it Houjin in order to distinguish it, and Nurhachi's son Huang Taiji succeeded to the throne and changed the name of the Jurchen people to Manchuria in 1635, and changed the name of Dajin to Daqing in 1636.

Both the Jin Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty were established by the Jurchen people, but after the Jin Dynasty, the Jurchen people were renamed during the Taiji period of Emperor Taizong of the Qing Dynasty, and the country name was also changed. Although the same regime was established by the Jurchen people, the Jin Dynasty was built by the Wanyan clan of the Jurchen clan, and the Qing Dynasty royal family was the Aixinjue Luo clan.

The Jin Dynasty was destroyed by the Mongols, and the Mongols later destroyed the Southern Song Dynasty to establish the first minority unified regime of the Yuan Dynasty, and the time came to the Ming Dynasty, the Jurchens were divided into three major departments in the early Ming Dynasty: Jianzhou Jurchen, Haixi Jurchen, and East China Sea Jurchen, and Nurhachi came from the Jianzhou Jurchen Department, after hundreds of years of time changes, when he arrived at Nurhachi, the Jianzhou Jurchen and the Jurchen of the Jin Dynasty were actually very different, and they can only be said to be the same race, and many scholars believe that Nurhachi is not a real Jurchen descendant, which is quite controversial, so I will not go into details.

What is the relationship between Kim and Qing? What should I say about this question? It has a relationship and it doesn't matter.

Jin and Qing were both regimes established by the Jurchens, and before Emperor Taiji of the Qing Dynasty changed his title to emperor in the first year of Chongde, his country name was also Jin (the so-called Later Jin is just a title used by historians to distinguish between the two Jin). From this point of view, Jin and Qing are related.

So, why do you say that Kim and Qing have nothing to do with each other? Because Qing is not a continuation of gold. After the Mongols destroyed the Jin, the Central Plains Dynasty experienced nearly 400 years of unification in the Yuan and Ming dynasties.

When the Qing Taizu Nurhachi established the Later Jin regime, the Jin had been destroyed for 382 years. Moreover, the Wanyan family of the Jin Dynasty and the Aixinjue Luo clan of the Later Jin regime themselves have no continuation of blood. In other words, the Later Jin regime cannot be regarded as a continuation of the Jin Dynasty, either in terms of legal principles or blood.

At best, they are just different regimes established by the same people, except that the two regimes have chosen the same name.

This is like the Song Dynasty established by Liu Jinu during the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Song Dynasty established by Zhao Kuangyin five generations later, although the country name is Song, and they are both regimes established by the same ethnic group - the Han nation. However, there was no legal and blood continuity between the two Song dynasties, only two different dynasties or regimes with the same national name. This is completely different from the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty.

The reason why the Southern Song Dynasty is recognized as a continuation of the Northern Song Dynasty is that the Southern Song Dynasty regime and the Northern Song Dynasty regime were not separated legally, the Northern Song Dynasty was only captured by the emperor, but the Song Dynasty did not formally surrender, and the Southern Song Dynasty regime established by Zhao Jianjian was the "exile**" of the Northern Song Dynasty regime. Secondly, Zhao Gou is the son of Zhao Ji of Song Huizong, which is a continuation of blood. Therefore, although the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty were artificially divided into two dynasties by the Shi family, they were actually the same dynasty.

However, Liu and Song were two completely different dynasties and regimes from the Northern Song and Southern Song dynasties.

Speaking of which, everyone must understand that in fact, the relationship between Jin and Qing is the relationship between Liu Song and Zhao Song, and it is similar to many dynasties in history that have been added by historians before and after, southeast, northwest, and so on, and it is nothing more than different dynasties that use the same country name. The reason why Jin and Qing are well known is because the Qing Dynasty is very close to us, second, because Yue Fei's name for resisting Jin is too loud, and third, because these two dynasties were established by the Jurchens, and the Jurchens only established these two dynasties, so they are a little different. If it is replaced by the Han regime, in fact, there are still a lot, and there is nothing new at all.

Wu Zhou and Hou Zhou, Liu Song and Zhao Song, etc., etc., a lot. Of course, the Western Han Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Western Jin Dynasty and the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty are special cases, which are slightly different (the Northern Yuan and the Yuan, the Southern Ming and the Ming are actually similar, but they are no longer the ** regime, so they are not counted in it).

The Qing Dynasty is the descendants of the Jin Dynasty, in the Central Plains are called after the Jin Lianchun royal seal buttons are the Jin Dynasty Shuanglong Jiaowei style.

The Jin Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty were two dynasties of the same race, and the Jin Dynasty people were the ancestors of the Qing Dynasty, and it was also because of the power of their ancestors that they were able to unify the Central Plains.

It doesn't matter much if it's of the same nationality, but not from the same family.

There are similarities and differences between the two. The similarities were established by both the Jin and Qing dynasties of the Jurchens; The difference is that the founder of the Jin Dynasty was Wanyan Agu, and the founder of the Qing Dynasty was Aixinjue Luo.

Both the Jin Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty were founded by the Jurchen people, the Jin Dynasty was founded by the Wanyan clan of the Jurchen tribe, and the Qing Dynasty was ruled by the Manchurian Aixinjue Luo clan. The founders of the two belonged to the same tribe, but they were not closely related.

The relationship is the same as that of the Song and Ming dynasties.