The first people to discover and know the Americas were China or Europe? ”

Historians admit that it is Columbus... In fact, traces of the Japanese and Vikings landing in the Americas have been found on the North American continent... A virus found only in southern Japan in the mummy of the city of living beings in Mexico...

Archaeologists in the United States have unearthed ruins similar to Viking warships... These two pieces of evidence support the above point ...

The first person to know about the Americas was America in Italy (the origin of the English language in the Americas). Because Columbus died in India...

It is commonly said that the ancestors of the Native Americans crossed the Bering Land Bridge during the last ice age...

As for what Chinese upstairs first arrived in the Americas, I don't know... It seems that there is nothing in the history books... But Zheng He's voyage to the west is certain...

It's all documented... There is a little more of a nationalist component to support this claim ... Not too reliable ...

Some sources say that they were Chinese, and it is said that the Chinese arrived in the Americas thousands of years ago during the Yin Shang period, and others say that Zheng He arrived in the Americas before Columbus.

There is no unanimous understanding of this problem in the historiographical circles, which is still that Columbus discovered the Americas.

Let me tell you this. The origin of humanity began in Africa and then migrated to spread to Asia and Europe. The Americans came from Asia, and when the ice world was frozen, the Bering Strait froze into ice, and the Asians ran along the ice to the Americas, and became the original inhabitants of the Americas, that is, the Eskimos and Indians.

But at that time, they were all primitive people, and it didn't matter whether they found it or not. Later, the European Christopher Columbus discovered America.

Some people believe that Zheng He went to the Americas because the pottery used by Asians was found in the Americas. I think primitive people used it.

The first Europeans to discover the Americas were probably the Vikings who lived in northern Europe in ancient times, and it was also possible that they were missionaries in Europe.

Europe. Columbus discovers the New World.

The Europeans Christopher Columbus discovered America.

But the origin of human beings is not in Africa, Asia is also one of the places of origin.

Chinese historians say that one of Zheng He's fleets once went to the Americas, but the world historians don't admit it!

Columbus in Europe discovered the New World because Britain put the criminal ** in the Americas.

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Columbus was a skilled Italian, but with the patronage of the Spanish crown, he crossed the Atlantic four times between 1492 and 1502 and made it to the Americas.

Quite a few people around the world believe that the continent of America is the Italian navigator Columbus.

discovered. According to foreign historical records, on August 3, 1492, the Italian navigator Christopher Columbus was accepted by the king of Spain.

He sailed from the Spanish port of Barros to the East.

After a 70-day voyage, Columbus's fleet reached what is now the Bahamas in Central America.

Then we reached the islands of Cuba and Haiti. On March 15, 1493, they returned to Spain. Completed the first voyage across the Atlantic.

Between 1492 and the afternoon of 1502, Columbus made four voyages and discovered the main islands and isthmuses of Central America, as well as South America.

continent, and found on the other side of the continent, there is also a "Great South China Sea". Columbus, however, always believed that the place he was going to was India in the East. From 1499 to 1504, Amerigo, another Italian navigator, after several voyages, went to the northern part of South America, which Columbus discovered, and confirmed that it was not India in Asia, but a new continent that had never been discovered before.

In 1507, the German cartographer Waldsimüller successfully compiled the first map of the Americas, and called the Americas as an independent continent, rather than the eastern part of Asia as Columbus believed, and for the first time called this continent "America", or "America" for short.

No, Zheng He had the opportunity to find the New World Some people say that Zheng He's men have been to the Americas, but the credibility is not high, the navigation technology at that time was actually average, and the Ming Dynasty did not let Zheng He set off in the end, as for the Manchu Qing Dynasty later, plus the closure of the country, there will be no chance to colonize the Americas first, if the Ming Dynasty can find the Americas, maybe the modern history of the world will be changed.

Who first discovered America? In the past, it was widely rumored that Columbus discovered the New World.

In the 18th century, the French sinologist Cheni conducted a detailed study and verification of ancient writings, and put forward a new proposition, saying that the first person to discover the Americas was the Chinese monk Huishen. For more than 100 years, scholars from many countries have participated in discussions. In the 60s of the 20th century, the Indian monk Chamanlal proposed that it was India's initiative to first discover America; The Norwegians, on the other hand, say that the Norwegian sailor Leif Eriksson was the first European to discover the New World.

Historically, the Asian continent, especially Central Asia, was the birthplace of mankind. Later, due to the dry climate, humans migrated in branches, and the eastern branch entered China with the Mongolian species. The Indians and Eskimos in the Americas are related to the Chinese.

Eskimos have black hair, broad, dark faces, and brownish-yellow complexions. They were all of the yellow race, and they crossed the Bering Strait, the Aleutian Islands, from Asia to the Americas. The Sir people of Mexico, who look very similar to Chinese, call the Chinese "Bashan", which means fellow villagers.

In the excavations of ruins in Mexico and Peru, many Buddha statues were found to be vivid and vivid with the Buddha statues in Chinese paintings. The statues and ancient architecture of Mexico also have Asian touches in the artistic style. A Chinese stone tablet found in Peru is engraved with the word "Tai Sui".

The ruins of primitive people excavated in Bolivia also have carvings in Chinese characters. In Ecuador, currency coined during Wang Mang's time has been excavated. On an ancient monument in Panama, scientists discovered that the name "Saki Moore" is a homonym for the founder of Buddhism, Shakyamuni.

In 1930, a stone pillar excavated on the east coast of Canada was engraved with Chinese seal scripts.

These expositions have taken a great step forward in resolving this unsolved historical case. Of course, there are different opinions in the world at the moment, and the debate continues.

Whatever the outcome of the controversy, this is certain: Columbus was the first to open a sea route from Europe to the Americas, promoting the development of commerce, seafaring, and expanding the geographical horizon of the Old World civilization to the entire earth.

The name of the Americas is now named after the Italian adventurer Amerigo Vespuzzi. He made further explorations along the road that Columbus sailed on two occasions. After traveling to Brazil and other places, he published a travelogue in 1503, suggesting that the places Columbus visited were not Asia at all, but "the New World".

In 1507, a German professor, Martin Walsimu, based on Vespucci's voyages, printed a map of the New World, called "America".

On the basis of the foregoing, it has been suggested that it would be inappropriate to use "America" as the name of the continent. However, people have been used to it for more than 400 years, so there is no need to change the name.