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Request to attach all the tribes to the Han Dynasty, never betray the Han Dynasty, and have two hearts with the Han Dynasty.

The Southern Xiongnu Jin Ridan surrendered to the Han Dynasty.

For example, the Western Regions Protectorate. It is still very powerful in the demeanor of a big country, but it is just governed, and there is no oppression.

The Han Dynasty (202-8 BC, 25-220 BC), divided into the Western Han Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty, was a unified dynasty after the Qin Dynasty, with a total of 29 emperors and 405 years of reign. In the Han Dynasty, he was known as Yan Han because of Shang Huode, and also known as Liu Han because of the royal family surname Liu. In 206 BC, Liu Bang was crowned King of Han.

In 202 BC, the Western Han Dynasty was established, and the capital was Chang'an. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, the political situation stabilized after the elimination of the rebellion of Wang and Zhulu.

Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty successively recuperated and recuperated to create the rule of Wenjing, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty ascended the throne after the expansion of the territory, known as the prosperous era of the Han Dynasty, to the Zhaoxuan period of the Western Han Dynasty national strength reached the extreme, the history of the Zhaoxuan Zhongxing. In 8 AD, Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty, and the Western Han Dynasty perished. Soon after, the Green Forest Red Eyebrow Rebellion broke out, and in 23 A.D., the new mangfu was destroyed.

In 25 AD, Liu Xiu proclaimed himself emperor, established the Eastern Han Dynasty, set the capital Luoyang, established the national policy of resting with the people, and created Guangwu Zhongxing. Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty followed the rule of the Ming Dynasty and created the rule of the Ming Dynasty, and the Emperor of the Han Dynasty succeeded to the throne to create the Longlong of the Yongyuan, and the national strength of the Eastern Han Dynasty reached its peak. In the middle and later periods, there was a dispute between the eunuchs and the party, and in 184 A.D., the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out, which led to the local army self-respect.

After Dong Zhuo's rebellion, the Eastern Han Dynasty existed in name only. In 220 AD, Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty, and after the fall of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Bei established the Shu Han Dynasty to continue the Han Dynasty, and China entered the Three Kingdoms period. The Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire in Europe at about the same time were the most advanced civilization and powerful empire in the world at that time.

During the Han Dynasty and the Han Dynasty, the scope of the Han Dynasty was laid, and at its peak, it merged Korea in the east, Vietnam in the south, Leng Ling in the west, and Yinshan Mountain in the north.

The Han Dynasty (202-8 BC, 25-220 BC) was a unified dynasty after the Qin Dynasty, mainly divided into the Western Han Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty, with a total of 29 emperors and 407 years of reign.

1. Western Han Dynasty: The Western Han Dynasty (202 BC - December 8 AD) was a unified dynasty in Chinese history after the Qin Dynasty, with a total of 12 emperors and 210 years of reign, also known as the former Han Dynasty.

At the end of Qin, the world rose up, after the dispute between Chu and Han, Liu Bang defeated Xiang Yu, and in 202 BC Liu Bang was called the emperor in Dingtao, Shandong, with the country name Han and Luoyang.

In the same year, the capital was moved to Chang'an (now Xi'an, Shaanxi). The Western Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system in many systems, and the early Han Dynasty implemented the national policy of lightly repaying and recuperating, and the social economy recovered rapidly, and agriculture, handicrafts and commerce flourished unprecedentedly.

After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty succeeded to the throne, he implemented the system of Tui'en Order, China and Korea, Thorn History, Salt and Iron Official Camp to strengthen the centralization of power, and respected Confucianism to unify thoughts.

After Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty succeeded to the throne, Huo Guang assisted the government and followed the national policy of Emperor Wu in his later years to rest the army and support the people, and restored the national strength of the Han Dynasty.

During the period of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, he surrendered to the Xiongnu and set up the Western Regions Protectorate to formally incorporate the Western Regions into the territory.

In 36 BC, Chen Tang beheaded Zhi Zhishan Yu, marking the end of the Han-Hungarian War in the Western Han Dynasty. In 8 A.D., Wang Mang abolished the late emperor of the Western Han Dynasty and set the capital of Chang'an, known as the New Dynasty in history, and the Western Han Dynasty was destroyed.

2. Eastern Han Dynasty: The Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220 years) is another unified Central Plains dynasty in Chinese history after the Western Han Dynasty.

In the last years of the New Dynasty, the Green Forest Red Eyebrow Uprising broke out, and Liu Xiu, a member of the Han Dynasty, took advantage of the situation. In 25 AD, Liu Xiu proclaimed himself emperor, made the capital Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan), established the Eastern Han Dynasty and created Guangwu Zhongxing.

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the power of the Three Princes was greatly weakened, and the power of Shangshutai was promoted. During the reign of Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, the Eastern Han Dynasty entered its heyday, known as the rule of Ming Zhang.

In the later period of Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, his relatives became more and more domineering. After Emperor He of the Han Dynasty succeeded to the throne, he swept away his relatives and made the national strength of the Eastern Han Dynasty reach its peak, which was called the Long of Yongyuan in history.

In the middle and late Eastern Han Dynasty, the empress dowager called the system, and the relatives interfered in politics, and the young monarchs who succeeded to the throne at an early age mostly relied on eunuchs to be able to govern in person, and the history was known as the dispute between the eunuchs and eunuchs, and the government was increasingly corrupt, and the powerful forces wantonly annexed the land.

During the reign of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty and Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, the peasants were overwhelmed by multiple cruel oppression, and the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out in 184 AD.

In the first year of the first peace (190), Dong Zhuo coerced the emperor to move the capital to Chang'an, and since then the power of the imperial court has fallen, opening the prelude to the warlord melee in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

After Dong Zhuo was killed, in the first year of Jian'an (196), Cao Cao welcomed the Han Dynasty and moved the capital to Xuchang. In 220 AD, Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty, the Eastern Han Dynasty was destroyed, and entered the period of the Three Kingdoms.

They are not a people.

The Xiongnu were divided into two parts in the Han Dynasty, the southern head was like the Han Dynasty, moved to Shanxi for a generation, the northern west moved to the central Kazakh part of Central Asia, and was destroyed by the Han Dynasty Chen Tang, and the Xiongnu in the south were never heard from in China during the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

After the Xiongnu, the north was occupied by Xianbei, and after Xianbei moved inward, it was occupied by Rouran, and the Turks were a branch of Rouran.

They were all nomadic and inhabited, mainly in the area north of the Great Wall, east to the Liao River, and west to Central Asia, and now only a small part of these areas are now in the frontier generation of China's Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang, and most of the rest are in Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan.

My personal opinion is no, the Xiongnu have gradually disappeared during the Northern and Southern Dynasties and have lost records, while the Turks rose in the Sui and Tang dynasties.

There are so many of them above that one sentence doesn't matter.

The Turks were a branch of the Xiongnu.

The Han Dynasty did not rule Korea, but ruled Wei Manchu Korea (unlike the current Korea, it is larger than the current North Korea), and it was the Ming Dynasty that ruled Korea, but it was not really the rule, but the Joseon recognized the Ming Dynasty as the suzerainty and paid tribute to the Ming Dynasty every year.

North Korea in the real sense of history was born in the era of the Ming Dynasty, Li Guicheng mutiny to establish the country, because Li Guicheng was anti-Yuan, attached to the Ming Dynasty, after the Ming Dynasty was destroyed, it still did not change the name of the Ming Dynasty, and it was not changed until modern times.

Yes. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent troops to conquer Weiman Korea from the second year of Yuanfeng (109 BC) to the third year of Yuanfeng (108 BC), and set up four counties in the central and northern parts of the Korean Peninsula, namely Lelang County, Xuansu County, Zhenfan County, and Lintun County. Among them, Xuansu County was established in 107 BC, and the other three counties were established in 108 BC.

In 82 B.C., the eastern part of Zhenfan County, Lintun County and Xuansu County were merged into Lelang County, and the eastern and southern governors were set up respectively, and the seat of Xuansu County was moved west to Goguryi County. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Gongsun clan that seized Liaodong precipitated the southern Duwei of Lelang County and set up Daifang County, which was inherited by Cao Wei and the Western Jin Dynasty.

At the end of the Qin Dynasty, the world was in turmoil, and the Central Plains were in turmoil, resulting in the Hetao being occupied by the Xiongnu, and Nanyue, Minyue, and Guizhou became independent one after another, and only 2.14 million square kilometers of land remained in the early Han Dynasty [20]. In the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he opened the border on a large scale and expanded the territory, and in the second year of Yuan Shuo (127 BC), he sent Wei Qing to attack the Xiongnu in the north, and recovered Shuofang County and Wuyuan County [124][125]; In the second year of Yuanzhan (121 BC), Huo Qu fell ill out of Longxi to destroy the Xiongnu tribes living in the Hexi Corridor, and set up Wuwei County and Jiuquan County [126] with its land, and later divided Zhangye County and Dunhuang County; In the sixth year of the Yuan Ding Dynasty (111 BC), he conquered the Nanyue Kingdom and occupied Hainan Island, and set up nine counties of Nanhai, Cangwu, Yulin, Hepu, Jiaolu, Jiuzhen, Rinan, Zhuyi, and Dan'er [128] in the southwest, and set up five counties of Wudu, Qike, Yueshan, Shenli, and Wenshan in the southwest. In the second year of Yuan Feng (109 BC), it annexed Yizhou County of Yunnan and pushed the southwest border to Ailao Mountain and Gaoligong Mountain in Yunnan; In the third year of Yuan Feng (108 years ago), the destruction of Weiman Korea set up four counties of Lelang, Lintun, Xuansu and Zhenfan, and laid the basic scope of the Han land; In the third year of Taichu (102 BC), he built the Guanglusai and Juyansai [132] of the Outer Great Wall, and pushed the northern Xinjiang to the Gobi Desert.

In the second year of Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty (60 years ago), he set up the Western Regions Protectorate in Wulei City in the Western Regions, and officially incorporated the Western Regions into the territory. The territory of the Eastern Han Dynasty shrank relative to that of the Western Han Dynasty, and Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty merged Zhenfan County and Lintun County into Lelang County and Xuansu County in the fifth year of the first century (82 BC), and abandoned the eastern land of Lingdong in the sixth year (30 years) of Emperor Guangwu's Jianwu [136]; Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty lost control of Hainan because he gave up Zhuya County and Dan'er County in the third year of the first century (46 BC) [137]; Xianglin County, Rinan County, Jiaozhou, was separated and independent by Linyi in the second year of Emperor Yonghe of Hanshun (137); In the twenty-fourth year of Jianwu (48 years), the Southern Xiongnu were attached and placed in Hetao [140], and in the twenty-sixth year of Jianwu (50 years), the Xiongnu Zhonglang General was placed to take care of the Southern Xiongnu and descended to the Ministry of Jianwu in the twenty-fifth year (49 years) Wuhuan led the internal subordinates [142], and moved to the north of the northern counties, and placed the Wuhuan captain to take care of Wuhuan and annex Xianbei; In the twelfth year of Emperor Yongping of the Han Ming Dynasty (69 years), the mourning prison was annexed, and Yongchang County was located in its land[144], and the southwest was expanded to northern Burma; In the sixth year of Emperor Yongyuan of the Han Dynasty (94), the Western Regions were completely pacified, and the western border reached the seashore [145]; Later, "and filial piety and Yan driving, the back of the Western Regions", until the second year of Emperor Yanguang of the Han Dynasty (123 years) appointed Ban Yong as the chief of the Western Regions, and in the second year of Emperor Yongjian of the Han Shun Emperor (127 years) to pacify the countries of the Western Regions, but the countries west of Wusun and the Green Mountains have been out of the control of the Han court, since then the "three absolute three links" ended. [147] At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, due to the waste of the sea and the sharp decline in population, Cao Cao gave up the six counties of Dingxiang, Yunzhong, Wuyuan, Shuofang, Shangjun and Beidi, but divided the Southern Xiongnu entrenched in Hedong into five departments, each with a Han official Sima and a leader.

It did not rule the whole territory, it should be said that most of it was under the rule of the Han Dynasty.

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