What kind of people is the dog Rong and why can it perish in the Western Zhou Dynasty?

The Inurong is a nomadic people, and they have strong folk customs and strong fighting power.

The dog Rong is a very combative and cohesive nation, and its military strength is quite powerful, so it can destroy the Western Zhou Dynasty.

Dog Rong is an ancient tribe living in the area of the border of present-day Shaanxi and Gansu, the reason why he attacked the Western Zhou Dynasty was because the Zhou Youwang Yi Chu was careless, inducing domestic and foreign relatives, Shenhou forces rebellion, so the Dog Rong took the opportunity to destroy the Western Zhou.

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Inujung. The clan is now the Xiqiang tribe.

The Inurong people claim that their ancestors are the two white dogs, and they are the oldest nomadic people in the northwest with the white dog as their totem.

He belongs to the Xiqiang tribe and is a close relative of the ancestors of the Yanhuang tribe. According to historical records, the mother family of the dog Rong - the ancient Qiang people.

Dog totems are also worshipped. From this, it can be concluded that the Xiqiang people are a nomadic people with white wolves or white dogs as totems.

After the transition from migratory nomadism to settled agriculture, the Qiang people calculated the first day of the ninth month of the Qiang calendar (that is, the beginning of October of the lunar calendar) as the Qiang calendar according to the iron plate calculation of the ancient Qiang solar and October calendar and the Qiang people's "interpretation ratio", and took this day as the most solemn and festive festival of the nation. Because the Qiang people practice spiritual worship, polytheistic beliefs, so after entering the agricultural society, the Qiang people not only closely linked their fate with the land, but also pinned their hopes on the heavens, hoping that the gods would bless the Qiang people, and the wind and rain would be smooth every year, and the years would be auspicious and healthy. At the same time, the Qiang people have formed a special relationship with the cattle in the long-term production and labor, and the Qiang people believe that the harvest of grain is also inseparable from the help of the cattle king, so in some areas still retain the custom of "the cattle king".

Strictly speaking, the "mountain sacrifice meeting" is a kind of sustenance to express the good wishes of the Qiang people (called "making a wish" by the folk), and the Qiang calendar year is a way to express the good feelings of the Qiang people (called "wishing" by the folk). Therefore, the mountain festival belongs to the "spring prayer", and the Qiang calendar year belongs to the "autumn reward". It is also an agricultural activity, which not only reflects the ancient traditional culture of the Qiang people.

The light also focuses on the Qiang folk culture.

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The Dog Rong people are an ethnic group in ancient China, that is, the Lynx, also known as Xirong, which is active in the area of present-day Shaanxi and Gansu, between Lynx and Qi. In Gan Hunger Su Jingning County Weirong (now Jingning Weirong Town) set up the capital. The oldest nomadic people in the northwest who claim to be their ancestors are Erbai dogs and take white dogs as totems, belong to the Xiqiang people, and are close relatives of the ancestors of the Yanhuang people.

The Dog Rong people are an ethnic group in ancient China, that is, the Lynx, also known as Xirong, which is active in the area of present-day Shaanxi and Gansu, between Lynx and Qi. In Gansu Jingning County Weirong (now Jingning Weirong Town) set up the capital. The oldest nomadic people in the northwest who claim to be their ancestors are two white dogs and take the white dog as their totem, belong to the Xiqiang people, and are close relatives of the ancestors of the Huang tribe who are missing limbs.

The Dog Rong clan returned to the grassland after destroying the Western Zhou Dynasty, and they still exist in Mongolia, but they have merged into the Mongolian clan.

They are not accustomed to the life of the Central Plains peoples, and prefer the vast grasslands. Therefore, when attacking the royal capital Hojing, they are interested in wealth and women, and "pull away" everything they want.

In this war to exterminate King Zhou You, the "Jiuding" treasure, which symbolizes the highest power and status in China, was also plundered to the grassland by the dogs, leaving a broken city.

Until the Tang Dynasty, the Central Plains ethnic groups still called all the northwestern nomads "Dog Rong" and "Rong Di". At the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period, Inurong became a strong enemy of Qin. Later, a group of the Inujon migrated north to the Mongolian steppe and became one of the earliest nomadic peoples in the Mongolian steppe.

Dog Rong is an ancient family name. An ethnic group in ancient China, namely the Lynx, also known as Xirong, was active in the area of present-day Shaanxi and Gansu, between Qiang and Qi. In Gansu Jingning County Weirong (now Jingning Weirong Town) set up the capital.

In the 11th year of King Youyou of Zhou (771 BC), Shenhou united with the army of Zhangjiao (now Zaoqingdong, Shandong) and Inurong to attack the capital of the Western Zhou Dynasty (Feng and Hao, now Xi'anxi), and King Youwang hurriedly lit a beacon fire, but none of the princes came to save him. The Zhou royal guards were ineffective and collapsed at the first touch. King You, with Bao Xi and the crown prince, fled in a hurry, and was finally caught up by the dog army.

King You and the crown prince Bofu were killed at the foot of Li Mountain, and the Western Zhou Dynasty died. Subsequently, the combined forces of the princes of Jin, Zheng, Wei, and Qin defeated the Inurong army, supported Yijiu as the king of Ping, and moved the capital to Luoyi (Luoyang, Henan), which was known as the "Eastern Zhou Dynasty" in history. At the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period, Inurong became a strong enemy of Qin, and was later destroyed by Qin.

Later, a group of the Inujon migrated north to the Mongolian steppe and became one of the earliest nomadic peoples in the Mongolian steppe.

Don't talk nonsense, when Zhou Ping Wang Ji Yijiu moved eastward, Qin Xianggong was meritorious, and King Ping gave him the west of Hangu Pass in Kunshan Mountain, Qin Xianggong worked hard to govern and defeated the lord of Rong, and the dog Rong fled westward into the desert.

Qin destroyed Xirong and killed him with his hands.

The Qin people are also dog Rong Later, the territory of the Qin State expanded, and the marriage with the Central Plains people was gradually assimilated.

After the leaders of the Xiyi Dog Rong soldiers (i.e., the Yiqu Rong people) who participated in the destruction of the Western Zhou Dynasty eliminated the Western Zhou Dynasty, they declared their independence from the rule of the Zhou Dynasty and officially established their own county state. Since then, the name "Yiqu State" has officially appeared in Chinese history. Soon after the founding of the Yiqu state, it immediately sent troops to expand in all directions, and its territory continued to expand, its national boundary reached the Xihaigu grassland in the west, Longdong in the east, Ningxia Hetao in the north, and Jingshui in the south, covering an area of about 100,000 square kilometers.

Although the Yiqu Dynasty had the conditions to be among the ranks of any prominent vassal states at that time, because it was not within the scope of "China", it was kicked out of the circle of orthodox vassal states, and there are few records in the official history.

For more than 200 years, the Yiqu and Qin states were at war. Until the time of King Zhaoxiang of Qin, it was finally wiped out by the Qin State.

In the process of historical development, the Rongdi people were gradually assimilated by the Chinese and later Tubo people.

In the river of history, ethnic integration has been continuously promoted with the development of the times, and the Chinese nation has integrated many surrounding ethnic groups in the development of the long river of history, and the same is true of "Rongdi".

"Rong Di" is the combined name of "Beidi" and "Xirong", mainly distributed in the west and north of China during the Zhou Dynasty, after the Qin and Han dynasties, most of the Xiqiang people were gradually assimilated by the Huaxia and later Tubo people, and became part of the Chinese nation.

Rong Di is the collective name of the ethnic minorities in the northwest region of the Chinese people in ancient times, that is, the combined name of Beidi and Xirong.

Exactly Rong as a clan name began with the Zhou people, before the destruction of Shang, mainly used to call the tribes near Zhou Yuan and Zhou as enemies, its fierce enemies concentrated in the Longshan area west of Zhou Yuan, so it is called Xirong. As for "Xirong", from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Warring States Period, it mainly refers to the tribes of the Qiang family, and after the Qin and Han dynasties, throughout ancient China, the narrow sense refers to the Qiang tribes, and the broad sense includes the ethnic groups in western China.

Rong is active in the Yellow River basin or further north and northwest regions. Beirong and Shanrong are distributed in present-day Hebei and Liaoning, and Jiangrong and Luhun are originally in present-day Gansu. Later, he was forced to migrate to the western part of present-day Henan.

Di is divided into Bai Di, Chi Di and Chang Di. Bai Di is in the area of present-day Shaanxi. Chidi was distributed in the southeastern area of present-day Shanxi.

The area of activity of the Xiongnu is very large, it can be said that from the eastern part of Xinjiang, northern Gansu, northern Shanxi, northern Hebei, all the way to Outer Mongolia are the areas of Xiongnu activities, the most important is concentrated in the Hetao area, that is, today's Baotou, Hohhot generation.

Liaoning had Han Chinese and ethnic minorities in that era. The Han Chinese basically lived in a generation close to the coast. At that time, this place belonged to the rule of the Yan Kingdom, and naturally became the Yan people.

Korea's territory probably included the southwestern part of present-day Shanxi and the northern part of Henan. The vast majority of the country's land is in Henan, and Xinzheng, the capital of South Korea, is the new deal of Zhengzhou today.

The territory of Wei included the southwestern part of present-day Shanxi, the northern part of Henan, and parts of Shaanxi and Hebei. The girder of his capital is today's Kaifeng.

The territory of the state of Zhao was roughly the northwestern and central parts of present-day Shanxi, and the western and southern parts of Hebei. The capital was originally in Jinyang (now southeast of Taiyuan, Shanxi), and then moved to Zhongmu (now Hebi, Henan) and then to Handan (now Handan, Hebei).

Probably Inner Mongolia, Mongolia area.