Hakka origin says that there are those, the origin of the Hakka people

I am a Hakka, and I personally think that some of these statements can be said to be nonsense, and only Luo Xianglin's theory is more in line with the facts. Basically, the Hakka people have a more detailed genealogy and where they migrated from there. Strictly speaking, the Han nationality retains the characteristics of the ancient Han people in terms of language and blood living habits, and belongs to the descendants of the more authentic ancient Han people, and a small part of the other Han descendants are not pure Han people.

The origin of the Hakka people is that according to legend, during the Yongjia period at the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, a part of the Han people in the Yellow River Basin migrated south to cross the river due to war, and at the end of the Tang Dynasty and the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, they crossed the Yangtze River in large numbers to Jiangxi, Fujian, eastern Guangdong, northern Guangdong and other places, called Hakka, in order to distinguish themselves from the original local residents, and then became the self-name of this part of the Han people.

The Hakka people are distributed in Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Sichuan, Hunan, Taiwan, parts of Hainan Island and overseas Chinese living in Nanyang. The Hakka language retains more ancient Chinese pronunciation, called Hakka. In the current linguistic research, Hakka has also become the most important research material for the study of ancient Chinese.

In Zhang Binglin's "New Dialect, Lingwai Sanzhou Language" recorded: Guangdong Huijia should be two states, the east of the tide of Dafu, Fengshun, its people since the end of the Jin Dynasty over the mountains, living on the seashore, the language is ancient, and the aborigines are incompatible, Guangzhou people call Hakka.

Introduction

The Hakka people are a special branch of the Han nationality in China, and after full discussion in the academic circles, a consensus has been reached that the Hakka people are a folk line of the Han nationality and an important special ethnic group formed by the Han nationality in a specific time and space. It is a unique branch of the Han nationality because of its unique language, architecture, folk customs, folk characteristics and other cultural characteristics.

The ancestors of the Hakka people walked and stopped for hundreds of years. From the vast and fertile Central Plains, they crossed rivers and mountains to the south. The hardships and bitterness of this period may only be a glimpse or two from the historical records now.

There are two main views on the origin of Hakka: 1. The Han people who migrated south from the north developed and evolved. Zen rule 2, the Han people who moved south from the north and integrated with the indigenous people in the south developed and evolved.

In the eyes of ordinary people, the Hakka people of He Blind Peng are immigrants, a branch of the southern migration of the Han people in the north, and in the long years of the divine split, the road is blue, the road is upside down, the displacement is upside down, the hardships are endured, and the local aboriginal people are constantly integrated and formed, evolved and developed into a large ethnic system with a population of tens of millions.

The Hakka people have their roots in the Han nationality. The origin of the Hakka people, the traditional view is that it is in Heluo. The so-called Heluo refers to the Yellow River and the Luo River.

In a broad sense, Heluo is the vast area of the middle reaches of the Yellow River and the Luohe River Basin. Heluo in the narrow sense is Luoyang. There are three bases for "roots in Heluo":

1. Genealogical records, many Hakka genealogies record that the ancestors lived in Heluo. 2. The legend of Taishan stone daring. 3. Hakka language; It is a kind of official language in the late Tang Dynasty.

The root in Heluo refers to the Hakka dialect that originates from Heluo, not necessarily that most of the Hakka people come from Heluo; In fact, there are many surnames of the Hakka people, and each surname has its own specific place.

The Hakka people, also known as the Hakka people, are the Han people in Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi and other places in China, and are one of the world's most widely distributed and far-reaching peoples.

Due to wars and other reasons, they gradually went to the south of the Yangtze River, and then to Fujian, Guangdong, and Jiangxi, and at the latest in the Southern Song Dynasty have formed a relatively stable Hakka group - Hakka, and then to the southern provinces and even Southeast Asia and all over the world, and finally became an important ethnic group of the Han people who spread all over the world and have unique humanities.

According to relevant scholars' estimates, there are about 80 million Hakka people in the world. Among them, about 50 million people are distributed in more than 180 counties (cities) in 19 provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions) including Guangdong, Jiangxi, Fujian, Guangxi, Sichuan, Hunan, Hainan and Zhejiang, and the number of local Hakka in Guangdong Province has reached about 25 million, accounting for one-third of the local ethnic groups in Guangdong. About 6 million people are distributed in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, and about 15 million people are distributed in more than 80 countries and regions such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, the United States, Peru, and Mauritius in addition to China (originated from the Hakka people's movement to the South Seas hundreds of years ago), and Hakka is also an important part of the local language.

Huizhou, Meizhou, Ganzhou, Longyan, Heyuan, Shaoguan, Hezhou, Yulin, Fangchenggang, Sabah and Hsinchu are important Hakka cities, and Meizhou, Huizhou, Ganzhou and Tingzhou are known as the "Hakka Four Prefectures".

The origins of Hakka include Huizhou in Guangdong, Meizhou in Guangdong, Ganzhou in Jiangxi, and Tingzhou in Fujian.

It is generally believed that the Hakka base camp is the Hakka four states. The Ninghua Fossil Wall in Fujian Province is the central area for the formation of the Hakka people, and the "Stone Wall" is called the "Hakka Ancestral Land".

Since the ancestral home of overseas Hakka overseas Chinese is the original Huizhou Mansion, Huizhou has become the "Hakka capital"; Meizhou is known as the "Hakka capital of the world" because it is the most important settlement area of the Hakka people; Heyuan is known as the thousand-year-old "Hakka Ancient Town"; Ganzhou is closely related to the formation of the Hakka people, and is known as the "cradle of Hakka".

Huizhou Prefecture is the largest Hakka hometown of overseas Chinese, and deserves to be listed first among the four Hakka states; If Hakka overseas Chinese are concerned, "Huizhou" is the most well-known hometown name in the overseas Hakka community. Including Guishan (now Huizhou), Boluo, Changning (now Xinfeng), Yongan (now Zijin), Heyuan, Lianping, Longchuan, Haifeng, Lufeng, Heping County.

Huizhou is not only one of the symbols of overseas Chinese culture of the Hakka people, but also one of the symbols of the maritime culture of the Hakka people. As the original birthplace of Hakka studies, Huizhou has its historical inevitability. Due to the diffusion, aggregation and reproduction of the Hakka people, Huizhou culture has long become an inseparable part of the Hakka cultural system.

The term Hakka appeared in the Qing Dynasty. The Hakka people are of the Han nationality in Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi and other provinces in southern China, and are one of the most widely distributed and influential ethnic groups in the world. The source began in the Qin Zheng Lingnan Rong Baiyue period, through the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Tang and Song dynasties, due to wars and other reasons, gradually to the south of the Yangtze River, and then to Fujian, Guangdong, Jiangxi.

Because the Hakka people have traveled the world, immigrated to the world, and there is no shortage of successful people in the overseas business world, they are known as "Oriental Jews".

Hakka is the only ethnic line that is not named after a region, and it is one of the most widely distributed and far-reaching ethnic groups in the world. The title Hakka originated from the customer system during the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the customer system during the Tang and Song dynasties. Immigrants who are naturalized are all incorporated into Hakka nationality, and Hakka people are called Hakka people.

The Hakka ancestors began in the Qin Dynasty and the Lingnan Rong Baiyue period, and the Han people who gradually moved south in the Song Dynasty formed the Hakka people on the Sanjiang Plain formed by the impact of the Ganjiang River, the Yanshu Tingjiang River and the Meijiang River, and developed into the main Hakka settlements such as Ganzhou, Tingzhou (now belonging to Longyan and Sanming), Meizhou, Heyuan, Huizhou, Shaoguan and Shenzhen.