Where were the people of ancient times? Are there still their descendants?

It should be Pakistan, because these people are very terrifying, they almost wiped out our Chinese nation at that time, these people have disappeared, so there are no descendants of them.

This is an ethnic minority in northern China, which appeared during the period of the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms, and now there are no descendants of them, and they have all been wiped out.

There are many theories that the people of the Qiang people still have descendants, and most of them believe that the people of the Qiang people are from a certain tribe of the Xiongnu, and they are people of the Xiongnu tribe in the southwest of the mountain, and they are scattered around because of the war.

It is a foreign people. There are no descendants of them anymore, and this nation is doomed to a kind of end and end of elimination.

It's the Khazarian Jews, who now live in Russia. Now we don't have a cannibalistic race here.

What kind of people are the people in history today?

Before the Xiongnu people entered the fortress, they belonged to the Xiongnu, that is, "the Xiongnu did not fall". The Qiang people were a Caucasian people who belonged to the Xiongnu tribe. There are many opinions about the roots of its race, and many of them are not true. It was captured by the Xiongnu during the Han Dynasty and brought into China.

According to the Russian census data for the year of the descendants of the Yaks in the Yenisei River basin of present-day Russia, there are still 1,219 people of the Yak descendants.

The Qiang people are not a race, and the Qiang people are not an ethnic group formed by blood relations, but an interest group formed by "common interests". They were attached to the Xiongnu at the earliest, but later began to become a formidable force on the historical stage as their power grew. However, due to the infighting in the later period and the invasion of other tribes, the entire ethnic group of the Qiang people was completely wiped out, so there is no Qiang among the 56 ethnic groups in China at present.

There is no such nation anymore. At that time, this people treated people as animals, and they were a cannibal people, and they were finally wiped out.

The historical Qiang people are actually the Xiongnu people. They were a nomadic people from the north, skilled in mounted archery, and often infested the Central Plains.

There is no such nation anymore. In a sense, the Xiongnu did not yet become a real nation, because it was only a branch of the Xiongnu at that time. However, compared with the Xiongnu, who are the majority of the yellow race, the Qiang are a rare nomadic group of Caucasian nomadic races in Chinese history, and they are a very unique ethnic group.

The Qiang people should be the current Uyghurs, at that time, they were located in the Western Regions, Xinjiang region

History is not based on general arguments!

Are their descendants the current Shan?

It is now the Manchu nationality, the Yan Ya, also known as "靺羯", the name of the ancient Chinese people, since ancient times, lived and bred in the Northeast region, the ancestors can be traced back to the Shang and Zhou dynasties and the Warring States period of the "Lou". After the establishment of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Taiji of the Qing Dynasty abolished the unification of the 66 tribes of the dragon from their respective self-proclaimed names, and changed the name of the clan to Manchuria.

It is divided into seven parts, namely the Millet (adjacent to ancient Goryeo), the Bolu (in the north of the Sumo), the Anchegu (in the northeast of Bolu), the Funi (in the east of Bolu), the Horn Room (in the east of Fune), the Heishui (in the northwest of Anchegu), and the Baishan (in the southeast of Sumo). And the Black Water Department is particularly strong, it is the ancient Su Shen clan.

The central element of the Tonggu people who migrated to the Yue country should be cautious. Originally nomadic people from Central Asia, they later extended from northeastern China to the Heilongjiang River valley and coastal states, and then migrated to the coasts of Hokkaido or northeastern Japan. The name Su Shen is a general term for the ethnic groups living in the Northeast during the Sui and Tang dynasties.

This term is also used in Japanese historical documents. The "Nihon Shoki" records that Abehirov once led a naval army to the north, and carried out three expeditions against Ezo and Su Shen. During the third expedition, Yu Du Dao and Su Shen's ships were encountered.

The prudent ships wore feathers stuck in the wood as flags. Hirafu tried to trade with Sushin, so he piled up silk fabrics, weapons, and iron tools on the coast. As a result, two old men came from Su Shen's side, and they took away the silk clothes and linen.

In addition, there are many records of horses being sacrificed from the Tohoku region. These horses are famous horses from Eurasia with white reeds and white hooves. In addition to horses, Su Shen also produces famous products such as northern wild dogs, quivers, and gold dust.

The Sushen people who migrated to Yamagata Prefecture gradually moved inland because they were proficient in mining and gold mining techniques, and at one point even reached Kashima Island in Ibaraki Prefecture. To this day, in Yamagata Prefecture and around Kashima, there are still legends of the Tsuko people.

As soon as they entered the eighth century, the descendants of Su Shen, the Tata, began to raise their heads. Originally, the people lived in the Heilongjiang River valley, and in order to seek a warmer place, they entered Goguryeo on the Korean Peninsula. Those who moved to Hokkaido, or the Tohoku region of Japan, were called Sushen, and those who moved to Goguryeo were called Jinya.

They are all Tunggus. In 663, the combined forces of the Tang Dynasty and Silla defeated the combined forces of Japan and Baekje, and Silla unified the Korean Peninsula. Most of the Tatars living in Goguryeo fled to northeastern China and established the state of Balhae.

In 727, the Bohai Kingdom sent envoys to Japan to sign a treaty of trade with Japan, and maintained formal diplomatic relations with Japan for about two years. During these two years, a large number of people flocked to Japan. In 746 alone, more than 1,100 people landed in Yamagata Prefecture and became naturalized as Japanese.

Because the area around Yamagata Prefecture and Niigata Prefecture are all compatriots of the Tsugu people, they must feel very close. According to the Continuation of the Japanese Chronicle, in Echigo (Niigata Prefecture) there were Di or Shrimp Di tribes. The Di people were not only active in Echigo, but also in the northeastern region.

What kind of people are these Di people? In seven or nine years, Shrimp Di rebelled against the Yamato Imperial Court, so the Yamato Imperial Court set up a conquest in Yamagata Prefecture to dispatch ** and ships. Due to the continuous rebellion, the Yamato Imperial Court sent General Zhijie Zhendi to crusade on the one hand, and sent envoys to the base area of the Yamato Dynasty, that is, northeast China, to negotiate.

The Di tribe was probably a branch of the Tatar tribe who were exiled to Echigo when Goguryeo was destroyed by Silla. They continued to assert their power, and after half a century, they established a state in exile and refused to obey the ** regime.

And this ethnic group is said to be the Jurchen, the ancestor of today's Manchus.

The Manchus had no inheritance relationship with the Jurchens, and the Manchus only called themselves Jurchens for the sake of rising, with the aim of gaining a foothold in the northeast, and after taking the Central Plains and gaining a firm foothold, they changed their name to Manchu or Manchuria. Aren't Koreans now also the successor states of Goguryeo, who claim to be Goguryeo? The purpose is nothing more than a plot against the northeast of our country.

The vast majority of the Goguryeo people have long been integrated into the Han people of the Central Plains, and only a small number have been integrated into the ethnic minorities in the northeast, and some have entered the Korean Peninsula and integrated into the Baekje and Silla people.

The Manchus have no inheritance relationship with the Jurchens, and they call themselves Jurchens nothing more than to establish a "theoretical foundation" for a foothold in the northeast, but no, after gaining a firm foothold, they changed to Manchu or Manchuria, and the country name was changed to "Qing" from "Houjin" to "Qing". Aren't Koreans now claiming to be the successor state of Goguryeo? The purpose is nothing more than to plot against the Northeast land, but in fact, the Koreans are descendants of the Silla and Baekje people, and they have nothing to do with the Goguryeo people.

The Qiang people were captured by the Han army as vassals of the Xiongnu, and one thing remained in Russia, called the Kart people, and the characteristics of warthogs are obvious.

The Han Chinese of the paternal haplogroup R1a may be of the descendants of the Qian.

Not anymore.

The history of the Qian people in China is relatively short, and the Later Zhao regime was established during the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and its status was very low, and they were slaves of the Xiongnu, and they were not treated as human beings at all. When the Xiongnu rebelled, the Xiongnu people were strong, and finally eliminated the Xiongnu regime and dominated northern China. The Qian people were extremely brutal and perverse, provoking the resistance of the majority of the ruled Han people, and gradually withdrawing from the stage of history.

And the Qiang people cannot become a nation in the strict sense, it is a branch of the Xiongnu. However, compared with the yellow Xiongnu, the Xiongnu have obvious Caucasian characteristics.

The Huns were divided into two parts, one part was sinicized, and the other part migrated westward, which is the ancestor of the present-day Hungarians.