The origin of the Manchus? Where was the birthplace of the Manchus?

The Manchus are an ethnic minority in China, mainly in the three provinces of Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in Northeast China. The influence of the Manchus in Chinese history was very far-reaching, and they established the Qing Dynasty and ruled China for about 300 years, and had a major impact on all aspects of Chinese politics, culture, and society.

According to historical records, the ancestors of the Manchus were the Jurchens, who originally inhabited the Liao River valley in northeastern China, but gradually expanded their territory and established the Qing dynasty in the 17th century. During the reign of the Qing Dynasty, the Manchus implemented a series of political, economic, cultural and other systems, and also played an important military role, and Brother Cong had a profound impact on many events in Chinese history.

Today, the Manchus are already scattered throughout China and Zhengshu, especially in the northeastern region and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The inheritance and promotion of the traditional culture and historical heritage of the Manchu people has always been an important part of China's cultural diversity.

The Manchus are an ethnic minority in China, which historically originated in the Bohai Sea and the eastern Liaodong region. The Manchus originated from the northern nomadic peoples, the earliest in the Yuan Dynasty, with the "Jurchen" ethnic group as the forerunner, and gradually formed a relatively unified ethnic group, and later was identified as an ethnic minority in China during the Qing Dynasty, and is now one of the 56 ethnic groups in China.

Legend has it that the birthplace of the Manchus was the Changbai Mountains and the Shenyang area, and some scholars believe that their birthplace should be the Yalu River basin and surrounding areas, but these claims have not been supported by sufficient historical research.

Historically, the Manchus founded the Jin, Yuan, and Qing dynasties, which had an important impact on the development of Chinese history. In the course of the development of Manchu history, they have experienced many wars and migrations, carrying rich historical and cultural heritage and profound national feelings. In the process of formation, the Manchu people integrated a variety of national cultural elements, thus forming unique cultural characteristics and historical origins, and making positive contributions to the development of world culture.

In short, the birthplace of the Manchus has not yet been officially repatriated and historians have not yet been defined, but as an important part of Chinese history and culture, they have made indelible contributions to the long-term development of Chinese civilization.

The origin of the Manchu can be traced back to more than 2,000 years ago Su Shen people, Su Shen people live in the Heilongjiang, Ussuri River, Songhua River Basin, when King Wu of Zhou and King Zhou Cheng, there were records of Su Shen people in the history books, and later in the history books Su Shen was called Lu Lou, to the Northern Dynasty and Sui Chun regret the Tang Dynasty, the descendants of Su Shen and Lu Lou were called Beji and Shen Ya, Liao Dynasty to the end of the Ming Dynasty, the title of the former stool Jurchen replaced the Yan Ya.

During the Qing Dynasty, Nurha's Chitong erected a Jurchen tribe, and on October 13 of the ninth year of Jin Tiancong, Huang Taiji called Manchuria the national name, and since then Manchuria has been fixed as an official national title and has been used to this day, as of 2021, the Manchus also regard this day as the birth day of their own nation, called the Golden Festival.