The Sui and Tang royal families, is it Xianbei or Han?

The Sui and Tang dynasties were ruled by the Han Chinese, so their nobility was clearly Han Chinese.

The Empress Wen of the Sui Dynasty, the Empress of Emperor Wen of Sui Yang Jian, was a descendant of the Xianbei tribe, and the Empress Dowager Yuanzhen was the fourth daughter of the Xianbei nobles, and she was the biological mother of Tang Gaozu Li Yuan. And Tang Gaozu also has a queen of the Sudouling clan, this queen is also a Xianbei clan, and the queen of Tang Taizong's eldest grandson clan is also a Xianbei clan. In this way, most of the matrilineal bloodlines of the Sui and Tang dynasties are Xianbei people, so their descendants will definitely have Xianbei blood.

There is a Xianbei origin in the surnames and clans of the Sui and Tang royal families, and we can also capture the ethnic characteristics of the Xianbei people from the Sui and Tang dynasties. Many of the Sui and Tang dynasties continued the Zhou Dynasty system, among which the very important "government soldier system" and "Juntian system" were from the Xianbei system.

They belong to the Han nationality, but they have the blood of the Xianbei tribe, but in the final analysis, they are Han people.

Menstruation is pasted, let me take a look: The Sui and Tang dynasties were originally Han people, and later joined the Eight Pillars system established by Yuwentai, and became a Xianbei nobleman, and there was a Xianbei name, because the twelve generals of the Eight Pillars intermarried with each other, so everyone was mixed-race, until Yang Jian established the Sui Dynasty and pulled out the chaos, everyone changed back to the Han surname. Now I understand why the Sui and Tang royal families have Xianbei customs.

Han people, they are Sinicized Xianbei and belong to the Han people. It should be mixed blood in terms of blood.

Culturally, it is a Chinese nation. Most of the blood is of Han nationality, and a little is of Xianbei blood. If we have to rely on blood, no nation is completely pure.

Although there is an 8-point 1 Xianquan lineage, the Han people are based on the paternal line. Stand in the position of the Han people. The Sui and Tang royal families were 100 percent Han Chinese.

In terms of bloodline, there is Han blood, but the Han people don't look at the bloodline, they look at the culture, then the Tang Dynasty is not, the Tang Dynasty is the Xianbei culture, and fat is beautiful.

It must be Han nationality, and the words of the devil can be believed.

Han people with Xianbei blood.

The Sui and Tang dynasties were no longer separated from each other, and the prosperity of the Sui and Tang dynasties stemmed from Yuwentai's invention and contributions, and his creativity was a new era.

The Sui and Tang dynasties saw Yang Jian destroy Hu and restore Han culture, and Li Shimin directly scolded Hu people and beasts.

They are the descendants of the Xianbei tribe, and many sources have recorded this incident.

There is Xianbei blood, but they are still Han, don't say that if the blood is not pure, it is not considered Han, because there is no completely pure Han at all.

Li Tang inherited the inheritor of the Xianbei Northern Wei Dynasty, the ancestors have been related to the Northern Wei Dynasty for generations, all Li Tang is a foreign Han and an inner Hu, and Tian Khan is his honorific title, and it is impossible for the Han people to accept the honorific title of the Hu people, and only the Hu people understand the meaning of the honorific name.

The twenty-four histories are written clearly, it is even funnier if you are clearly pumping milk, the Han people are not there now, there is no before, many ancient customs are now gone, and the emperor's style is the same in all dynasties.

To engage in the Hu Ren version of the principle of a drop of blood, let's first look at the Mengyuan Manchu Qing Dynasty, the well-known double standard of ethnic minorities, the history of inferiority of cultural inferiority, and the celebrities of inferiority.

The children born to the Li Tang royal family have a 90% Xianbei blood.

Pure Chinese noble Y chromosome, married a few mixed-race queens.

The surname is Li. You tell me? Marrying a Han is the father's surname.

What do you think Li Shimin thinks of the Xianbei people?

Judging from Li Shimin's family tree, Li Shimin's grandmother is a Xianbei person, in addition to his direct relatives have no Hu blood, plus his family insists that he is Han Chinese, so it can be basically determined that the members of the Li dynasty are Han Chinese.

There is a northern Hu ancestry.

From the patriarchal point of view, the Han people are the sons of the calves, the father is Han, the mother is of other nationalities, and there are more people who are not Han.

Li Shimin's grandfather was Han, his grandmother and mother were Xianbei, and the division of ethnic groups began in modern times.

In the sixth year of Zhenguan, Tang Taizong ordered Gao Shilian and others to correct their surnames and revise the "Clan Chronicles", with the Li Tang royal family as the leader, followed by the relatives, and Cui Mingan of the Shandong clan was demoted to the third class. The publication of the "Chronicles of the Clans" was improving the status of the Li royal family, supporting the landlords of the Shu clan, suppressing the power of the old Shi clan, and strengthening the imperial power.

Among the 8 ancestors of Li Shimin's great-grandfather's generation (Li Yuan's grandparents and Empress Dou's grandparents).

The three known matrilineages are all Han scholars: Wuxing Yao, Qinghe Cui, and Anding Liang.

There is still an unknown, but there is no record of entering the historical materials to indicate that it is unlikely that the marriage of the nobles is unlikely, and it should be the same as the mother of Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian, Lü, the children of Han commoners.

And the paternal line of four people, first of all, Li Yuan and Queen Dou's grandfathers are Han nobles - Li Hu, Dou Yue.

As for Li Yuan and Empress Dou's grandfather:

Li Yuan's grandfather, Dugu Xin, is a descendant of the Han people who surrendered to the Xiongnu and then surrendered to Xianbei with the Xiongnu.

In other words, the only one who has anything to do with Xianbei is the father of Li Shimin's mother's mother, Yuwentai.

However, the irony is that Yuwentai's biological mother is a Han clan - Lelang Wang, Yuwentai's grandmother, Yuwentai's father's biological mother is also a Han scholar clan - Lelang Wang. But the most ironic thing is that the surname Yuwen itself. It was the Xiongnu tribe that surrendered to Xianbei that year.

Therefore, if you want to insist that Li Shimin is an ethnic minority, Li Shimin should be a Huns. Although Li Shimin only has 1/32 of Xiongnu blood, he is far worse than 1/2 of Aixinjue Luo Xuanye of Han blood.

It is the Han nationality, and now the historiography has been decided, according to the historian Chen Yinke, his family is the broken settlement of the Li family of Zhao County, note that this historian is not the current expert professor, he is a scholar who has become famous before the founding of the People's Republic of China.

In the Tang Dynasty, the Li family of Zhaojun belonged to the five surnames of Qiwang, the five surnames of Qiwang, Longxi Li, Zhaojun Li, Qinghe Cui, Boling Cui, Taiyuan Wang, Fanyang Lu, Xingyang Zheng, because the Han nationality is based on the patrilineal theory, no matter what ethnic group the matrilineal is, he is a Martian, as long as the father is Han, he is Han.

Li Shimin's family rose in the era of Li Hu, because Li Hu was born in a cold family, so his origin is now quite controversial, in addition, Li Shimin's Xianbei blood is very strong, at present, in addition to not knowing what nationality Li Hu's wife is, the Li family's wife is basically Xianbei people.

However, there are no Xianbei people now, because the Xianbei people have been integrated into the Han people.