Outer Northeast and Changbai Mountain

I'm from the Northeast, and I only learned about the Outer Northeast after reading your question today.

"Outer Northeast" is a part of the Great Northeast, specifically referring to the inherent territory of China occupied by Tsarist Russia from the east of the Ussuri River to the sea, including Sakhalin Island, south of the Outer Khingan Mountains, and north of the Heilongjiang River. The big concept of "Northeast" consists of two parts: (1) Inner Northeast:

That is, the northeast that Chinese people often call (Heijiliao and northeast Inner Mongolia); (2) Outer Northeast: China's inherent territory occupied by Tsarist Russia from the east of the Ussuri River to the sea, including Sakhalin Island, south of the Outer Khingan Mountains, and north of the Heilongjiang River. The emergence of this appellation is based on the following considerations:

Since there are titles of Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia, why can't there be titles of Inner Manchuria and Outer Manchuria? Or what about the inner northeast and the outer northeast? It's so concise and easy to communicate.

And Manchuria is the homeland of the entire Northeast, which already includes the Inner Northeast and the Outer Northeast. In addition, Manchuria is a historical term, and it is rarely used now. Or is the Outer Northeast more appropriate and more acceptable.

Although the word "Northeast" itself is a noun of direction, it does not matter inside and outside, but the area specifically referred to by the word is well known to everyone, and it can also be regarded as a domain name. So, what do you call a place outside of this territory? Add an outer bei, which is the "outer northeast".

Moreover, the "Outer Northeast" is also the Northeast in the direction of the Central Plains, and together with the Inner Northeast, it is the Great Northeast. In this way, the word Northeast has a richer connotation. The previous interpretation of "Outer Northeast" refers to the vast area north of the Heilongjiang River and east of the Ussuri River (including Sakhalin) and south of the Outer Khingan Mountains, and the character "wai" is similar to the geographical outline of the region, with the "xi" on the left of the "wai" symbolizing the mainland part of the region, while the "bu" on the right symbolizes Sakhalin.

It is convenient to remember the outline of the territory.

The dynasties that completely ruled the Outer Northeast were the Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties.

1) The Outer Northeast has been the territory of China since ancient times, with a pleasant climate and abundant resources, with a forest coverage area of more than 700,000 square kilometers, accounting for 70% of the area of the Outer Northeast, and the coverage rate is very high.

2) The strategic location of the outer northeast is very important, reaching the Outer Khingan Mountains in the north, the Heilongjiang River in the south, the Sea of Whales (Sea of Japan) and the Sea of Okhotsk in the southeast and east, and Sakhalin Island in the east.

3) The Outer Northeast used to be the birthplace of the nomadic Suzhen, Donghu, Xianbei, Fuyu, etc., and the Tang Dynasty occupied most of the Outer Northeast after pacifying Murowei and Beji, which belonged to the Heishui Governor's Mansion and the Bohai Governor's Mansion. Liao belonged to Shangjing Province, most of the Yuan Dynasty belonged to Liaoyang Province, and the Ming Dynasty belonged to the Nuergandusi and Jurchen tribes. During the Qing Dynasty, part of it belonged to Heilongjiang Province and part of it belonged to Jilin Province.

4) Tsarist Russia and China signed the "Treaty of Nebuchu", stipulating that the Outer Northeast is Chinese territory, and a hundred years later, Tsarist Russia took advantage of the fire to force the Qing ** to sign the unequal treaties "Sino-Russian Aihun Treaty" and "Sino-Russian Beijing Treaty", and the Outer Northeast was forced to cede to Tsarist Russia.

5) During the Russo-Japanese War, Japan annexed all of Sakhalin. Later, half was given to the USSR, and half for each side. In World War II, the Soviet Union recaptured Sakhalin, which is now under Russian administration.

Outer Northeast actually refers to the territory ceded to Tsarist Russia at the end of the Qing Dynasty, about 1.5 million square kilometers of land north of the Heilongjiang River and south of the Outer Khingan Mountains, including Sakhalin Island.

The problem of Changbai Mountain is different, Changbai Mountain has been a prudent person since ancient times, and later became a sacred mountain of Jurchen, Goguryeo and other ethnic groups. But it should be explained that the ancient nation of Goguryeo no longer exists, and Goguryeo is not Goryeo, these two completely different peoples. Modern Koreans say that Changbai Mountain belongs to South Korea and is the original territory of South Korea, which is pure rumor-mongering.

If you follow the logic of the Koreans, the entire Korean Peninsula is Chinese, and the Korean Peninsula was still part of China in the Zhou Dynasty. Take a good look at the history. I don't even understand that

Yes, Changbai Mountain, now under the jurisdiction of the Economic Development Zone (Chibei District) directly under the jurisdiction of Changchun City, formerly known as (Erdaobaihe Town), is located at the intersection of Antu County and Fusong County, on the border with North Korea in Antu County, most of Changbai Mountain is in North Korea, only a small part is in China, to show you an overview of Jilin Jilin Province is a province in the central part of Northeast China, bordering Russia and North Korea in the southeast, adjacent to Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia and Liaoning in the north, west and south, and located at 121 ° 38 east longitude'to 131°17', latitude 40°52 N'to 46 ° 18'。Ancient for 濊貊? , prudently, the Tang Dynasty belongs to the Bohai Sea, the Liao Dynasty belongs to the two roads, the Jin Dynasty is divided into two roads, the Yuan Dynasty belongs to the Liaoyang Xingzhongshu Province, the Ming Dynasty Jianzhou is the Jurchen land, and it is named after the Jilin City in the territory.

The Qing Dynasty built a city in Jilin City in 1673, named Jilin Wula (meaning along the Songhua River), and later placed in Jilin Province. It covers an area of 10,000 square kilometers. It has a population of 10,000 people (2007, the following data is 2001), including Han (24.35 million, accounting for 91), North Korea (1.15 million, the largest number in the country), Manchu (990,000), Mongolia (170,000), Hui (130,000), Xibe (3,168) and other ethnic groups.

It has jurisdiction over 1 autonomous prefecture, 8 prefecture-level cities, and 57 counties (cities, districts, autonomous counties. Changchun City, Provincial Governor.

Jilin is referred to as Ji, ** in Jurchen language (Manchu), the full name is Jilin Wula, Chinese translation "land along the Songhua River", originally the name of a city in Jilin, Jiangcheng, and later expanded to refer to the entire Jilin general jurisdiction. It was established in 1653 and established as a province in 1907, with a history of 356 years. The current Jilin Province is located in the central part of Northeast China, bordered by Heilongjiang Province to the north, Liaoning Province to the south, and Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to the west.

It is located in the hinterland of Northeast Asia composed of Japan, Russia, North Korea, South Korea, Mongolia and Northeast China, bordering Russia in the east, and facing the Democratic People's Republic of Korea across the river by the Tumen River and Yalu River in the southeast. It is located between 122-131 degrees east longitude and 41-46 degrees north latitude. It covers an area of 10,000 square kilometers, accounting for 2% of the total area of the country, with a length of 650 kilometers from east to west and a width of 300 kilometers from north to south.

High in the southeast, low in the northwest, and vast plains in the midwest. It has jurisdiction over 1 sub-provincial city in Changchun, 7 prefecture-level cities in Jilin, Siping, Tonghua, Baishan, Liaoyuan, Baicheng and Songyuan and Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture.

Hello answer, glad to answer for you. This lake does not border Russia with Chagan Lake, formerly known as Chaganpao, Dry River, Mongolian is"Chagan Naoer"It is located in the former Gollus Mongolian Autonomous County in the northwest of Songyuan City, Jilin Province, adjacent to Qian'an County in the west and Da'an City in the north, and is in the water network area of the confluence of the Nenjiang River and the Huolin River, and is a dammed lake at the end of the Huolin River.