The Dajin Kingdom, which fought against the Song Dynasty, is the country it is now

The Jin State was founded by the Jurchens (Wanyan tribe), and ruled over the northern part of what is now Siberia, Northeast China, and the Tiancheng Dynasty (Beijing, Jin, Hebei, Shandong, and Henan provinces, and parts of Lianghu, Shaanxi, Gansu, Anhui, and Su).

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Northeast China, North China, Central Plains, plus a small part of Mongolia and Russia.

The Jurchens were actually exterminated by the Mongols, and the later so-called Manchurian Jurchens were impersonated. The Jurchens of the Ming Dynasty migrated from Korea during the Yuan Dynasty and claimed to be "descendants of the Bohai Kingdom"...Later, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Wang's Goryeo took advantage of the chaos when the Yuan army was beaten by the Red Turban Army, and encroached on a lot of the land of the Liaodong Province of the Yuan court, until the Ming general Xu Da's Northern Expedition, the Goryeo Army also fought with the Ming army, and once took advantage of the Ming Army's Xu Da Department to fight with the Northern Yuan Army, cut off the Ming army's grain route in Liaodong and other places.

Later Ming Taizu sent generals Feng Sheng, Fu Youde, and Zhu Wenzhong (Li Wenzhong) to the north again, and Fu Youde's troops fought in Montenegro and broke the Mongol and Goryeo coalition forces. The Goryeo court was shocked, triggering the later rebellion of Yi Sung-gye. Another theory is that the Jurchens of the Ming Dynasty were the "Tungusic people" who migrated from Siberia to the Xing'an Mountains and other places in eastern Liaodong in the last years of the Yuan Dynasty

It is still Chinese mainland that has inherited its culture.

The Jin people are the Jurchens, an ancient people living in northeastern China.

Most in China and some in Russia.

It was the later Qing Dynasty! Full people now!

Let's put it this way, Heilongjiang still has a little bit of Manchu speaking, and the country is rescuing it. Already naturalized.

It has been extinguished and is now in the history books of China.

has been lost in the long river of history.

Since they have been in the Great Khing'an Mountains, let's leave some of them some now.

The Koreans are Goguryeo, how can they be Jurchens? Korea has always been a vassal state of the Qing Dynasty.

Perished in the Northern Song Dynasty. Dajin country.

It's the Jurchens. Now this ethnic group has ceased to exist in the long course of history, and they have either merged with other ethnic groups to form other ethnic minorities, or have merged into the Han Chinese, or have been resold and carried into the Manchus.

The Jurchens have lived in the hinterland of the northeast for a long time, and have been to the Liao State for generations.

Contribute Haidongqing, and pay tribute to ginseng, deer antler, mink and other materials. Living a life of fishing and hunting, the Jurchen people also lived relatively scattered in the dense forests and swamps of the northeast.

As the Liao State became increasingly corrupt, there were continuous uprisings in various places. A Yan Xun of the Jurchen Wanyan tribe raised his arms and shouted, and the responders were like clouds, and in 1115 AD, he established the Jin State and united with the Northern Song Dynasty to wipe out the Liao State. His successor, Jin Taizong, wiped out the Northern Song Dynasty in 1027 and occupied territories that had originally belonged to the Northern Song Dynasty, including north of the Huai River.

After the Jin Kingdom settled in the Central Plains, it was integrated into the Han cultural circle, and in more than 100 years of exchange and integration, there was not much difference from the original Han people in terms of culture and customs. In the Yuan Dynasty, it was not surprising that these people were collectively referred to as the Fu Han people.

Not all Jurchens flowed into the Central Plains. Some of them continue to choose to stay in the white mountains and black waters. After entering the Ming Dynasty, local administrative institutions such as guards were set up to rule the Jurchens. Later, Nurhachi.

Thirteen pairs of armor rebelled against the rule of the Ming Dynasty, established the Houjin, and then in its son Emperor Taiji.

In his hands, in order to avoid arousing the disgust of the Han Chinese, the Jurchens were changed to Manchurians.

He also changed the name of the country to Qing. As a result, in the long history of more than 300 years, the Manchus were gradually formed.

There were also some Jurchens who went all the way north, and some came to live on Sakhalin Island, and merged with other ethnic groups on the island to form a new ethnic group. Some entered the Great Xing'an Mountains and other places, and the original Khitan.

and other ethnic groups have been integrated, forming ethnic minorities such as Evenki and Daur.

In short, in the long history of the Chinese nation, various ethnic groups have learned from each other for a long time, integrated and promoted each other, and formed a pluralistic national characteristics.

Jurchen; He no longer exists, and it may have been reconciled with his enlightened peoples to form a unique ethnic minority, or he may have been transformed into a Manchu people.

The Dajin Kingdom that destroyed the Northern Song Dynasty was actually the Mongols, and of course it still exists now, living in the relatively remote western areas of our country.

It's the Jurchens. Now it no longer exists, and it has merged with other peoples.

Jin is now the three northeastern provinces, Hebei, Henan, Shandong, Shanxi, and parts of Anhui and Hubei.

The heyday of the Jin Dynasty should be the period from Xizong to Shizong, with a land area of 3.61 million square kilometers (1142) with the Huai River in the south, Qin'an in the west and Liupan Mountain in the west, the eastern slope of the Daxing'an Mountains in the north, the upper reaches of the Heilongjiang River in the north, the Songhua River in the east and the Amur River estuary in the Russian Far East in the present-day Russian Far East, and the Tatar Strait.

Territorial scope of the Jin period:

After the Jin Dynasty destroyed the Liao and the Northern Song Dynasty, its territory reached the east to the settlements of the Jili Mi and Wu Gai tribes in the lower reaches of the Tongjiang River, and reached the Sea of Japan; north to Puhe Road (now Kedong County, Heilongjiang) more than 3,000 miles north of Huolu Huotuan Mouke (now the upper reaches of the Boroda River in the south of the Outer Xing'an Mountains in Russia), northwest to the Hetao area, and the Mongolian tribe, Tatar tribe, Wanggu tribe and other desert tribes as neighbors; It is adjacent to Western Xia along the boundary moat near Taizhou in the west. It is bounded by the Qinling Huai River in the south and the Southern Song Dynasty in the south, and the Dasanguan and the Song Dynasty in the west.

The territory of the Jin Dynasty can be divided into three parts, the first is the northeast region and the Monan region ruled by the former Liao Dynasty, which is the land of the Jin Dynasty's Longxing, including the residence of the Jurchen tribes. The second is south of Linhuang Mansion in Liaoshangjing, until the sixteen states of Yanyun such as Hebei and Shanxi, where the inhabitants are mainly Han and have long been ruled by foreign races, and the Han land under the rule of Jin also maintained the Han official system.

The third is the Huai River and the north of the Qinling Mountains in the territory of the former Song Dynasty, and the main residents are also Han Chinese, and most of them are unwilling to be controlled by the Jin Dynasty due to the new foreign rule. Puppet regimes such as Zhang Chu and Liu Qi were successively set up to rule, and finally the Jin court was directly administered by Han law.

At its peak, the Jin Kingdom had a vast land area, and the territory of the Jin Kingdom was now Northeast China, North China, the region north of the Huai River, and the Russian Far East. In 1234, the Jin Kingdom was destroyed by the Mongols.

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The Song Dynasty was also divided into the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty because of the shame of Jingkang caused by the southern invasion of the Jin State. During the Northern Song Dynasty, the Jin state ruled over a vast area north of Taiyuan in Shanxi, east of Ningxia, north of Beijing and Tianjin, and even near present-day Sakhalin Island in Russia. During the Southern Song Dynasty, the Jin Kingdom added the provinces of Henan, Shandong, and Shanxi.

It's in the northeast and north of China.

Now the northeast is together with the northern part of Hebei, including Beijing.

During the Song Dynasty, the Jin Kingdom occupied the three northeastern provinces, Hebei, Henan, Shandong and Wu, Shanxi, and parts of Anhui and Hubei.

Jin State is a country established by the rise of the Jurchen people on the Northeast Plain, established in 1115 A.D. by Wanyan Aguta, after the establishment of the Jin State, first defeated the corrupt Liao State, and then defeated the Northern Zhaojin or Song Dynasty, resulting in the shame of Jingkang in history, after the establishment of the Southern Song Dynasty, the Song-Jin confrontation situation was formed, and the Shaoxing Peace Conference was signed, so that the confrontation between the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty was determined, and objectively enabled the two sides to obtain a relatively stable peace situation, which was conducive to the social and economic recovery of the North and the South. The development of friendly exchanges between people of all nationalities also brought a heavy burden to the people of the Southern Song Dynasty.

Today's three northeastern provinces, Hebei, Henan, Shandong, Shanxi, and parts of Anhui and Hubei.

The heyday of the Jin Dynasty should be the period from Xizong to Shizong, reaching the Huai River in the south of the Qinling Mountains, connecting the east of Liupan Mountain in the west by Qin'an in Longxi, reaching the east slope of the Daxing'an Mountains in the north to the upper reaches of the Heilongjiang River, reaching the Songhua River in the east and descending to the mouth of the Amur River in the Far East of Russia today and bordering the Tatar Strait, with a land area of 3.61 million square kilometers, which is now part of the three northeastern provinces, Hebei, Henan, Shandong, Shanxi, Anhui and Hubei.

The Liao Dynasty of the Northern Song Dynasty:

When the Liao Dynasty was in its heyday, the territory was Sakhalin Island in the northeast, the Serenga River and the Shilka River in the central part of Mongolia in the north, the Alnian Chan Taishan Mountain in the west, and the Haihe River in Tianjin, Baxian County in Hebei Province, and Yanmen Pass in Shanxi Province in the south. It covers an area of 4.89 million square kilometers, which is now Northeast China, Inner Mongolia, Shanxi, Hebei, and some areas north of the Yellow River.

Establishment of the Song Jin Kingdom in North Zhaogaodong:

The Kingdom of Jin (1115-1234) existed for 119 years in history and was founded by the Jurchen leader Jin Taizu Wanyan Aguta. <>

The Jin people of the Song Dynasty are now the Manchus of China, the Jin Dynasty is a feudal dynasty established by the Jurchen people in Chinese history, a total of ten emperors, enjoy the country for one hundred and twenty years, in 1115, Wanyan Agu unified the Jurchen tribes, and expelled the rule of the Khitan, and established the Jin Dynasty.

In 1615, Nurhachi, the leader of the Jurchens in Jianzhou, called Khan the founding of the country in Hetuala, on the bank of the Erdao River in Xinbin County, and the country was called "Dajin", and it was known as Houjin in history. In 1635, Huang Taiji was changed to Manchu, and in 1644, the Qing Dynasty established by the Manchus entered the Central Plains, becoming the second dynasty in Chinese history to unify ethnic minorities.

Culture. The Manchus have their own language, script. The Manchu language belongs to the Manchu-Tungusic branch of the Altaic language family.

The Manchu script was created at the end of the 16th century. In the Song and Jin dynasties, the Jurchens had their own scripts, and the early Jurchen scripts were syllabic scripts born from Chinese characters, but they have been lost for a long time.

At the end of the 16th century, after Nurhachi unified the northeastern provinces, he spelled the Manchu pronunciation in the Mongolian alphabet, and the shape was minyu into a new script, called "Old Manchu". During the Huang Taiji period, circles were added to the borrowed Mongolian alphabet to distinguish phonetics, which was called circled Manchu or "new Manchu".

As an official language, Manchu was used for a long time in the Qing Dynasty, and once became a widely used language throughout the country, leaving a large number of archival materials, and becoming a treasure in the treasure house of the Chinese nation's cultural heritage. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the Manchu language was gradually abandoned, and the Manchus basically used the northern dialect of Chinese, only the banner people and the flag book**, and the Manchu language must still be used on some specific occasions.

By the 80s of the 20th century, the Manchu language had disappeared, except for a few elderly people of the Xibe ethnic group in the northeast and Xinjiang, who could still use the Manchu language. However, as a language that was once widely spoken, Manchu has left a deep imprint on the Chinese dialects in many places. Today, there are still a large number of Manchu phonetics and vocabulary in the Chinese language in various parts of Northeast China and in Beijing and other places.

The descendants of the garrison banner people who stayed all over the country mostly spoke the northern dialects mixed with local pronunciation, forming "dialect islands" one by one.