The "Golden History of Mongolia" was written by Buerhan Khaldun, and the Persian scholar Rashid's "Historical Collection" clearly stated many times that Genghis Khan's forbidden area was in Burhan Khaldun Mountain.
His youngest son Baolei, grandsons Meng Gehehan, Kublai Khan Hehan, Ali Buge and other descendants are also buried there.
However, it is also said elsewhere that there is Genghis Khan's Great Forbidden Land in Budawenduer near the Xuelingge River. Except for Kublai Khan, Farewell Concubine Zulu Yongteni and all other kings of the clan are buried here.
No matter which statement is correct, it shows that Genghis Khan's mausoleum did not exist alone, so "all the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty were buried in Qi Nian Valley in Mobei", this statement should be correct.
Later generations researched that the Qichaan Valley, which was dedicated to the burial of emperors, was located in the Kent Mountains between the Kherulun River and the Tula River in what is now Mongolia. They dug pits to bury people here.
When digging a pit, first take out the soil into pieces and put them aside in order. After the coffin is put in, the removed soil is put back in order, and the remaining new soil is transported to a distant place and thrown away.
If it is dropped, the burial is considered complete.
Then a direct force was sent to cordon off the area, prohibiting anyone from entering.
The blockade was lifted after the area was covered with weeds the next year, no different from other places, and no traces could be seen.
It is difficult for others to find such a place, but for Han Peacock, it is not difficult at all.
Not to mention that he had already found the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan. Even if he couldn't find it, Han Peacock could find such an obvious feature as long as he had time.
The place where they are now is very similar to the Qi Nian Valley recorded in history, both in terms of location and the method of building the tomb.
"Do we really want to empty this place?" As the space cleared became larger and larger, Han Kongque mobilized more and more manpower.
Some people recorded the video, some people evacuated various underground buildings, and the remaining people moved everything into the chaotic space.
At this time, Han Kongque's family also knew that he had discovered the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan, so some people came to visit from time to time.
On this day, the transportation of Genghis Khan's mausoleum was almost completed. Liuxu and the other girls came together, and they even brought their children.
"You really don't stop, you made such a big news after not seeing each other for a few days." Qin Mingyue looked at Han Peacock and said.
"This won't make the news." Han Peacock laughed.
At this time, Han Kongque was no longer in the dark underground. After all, he was still holding Han Huang and leading Han Xiaoxiao. Even Han Feng was wandering around him.
These children were not suitable to appear in the underground tombs, so Han Kongque had no choice but to give up his favorite treasure hunting activities and come to the chaotic space to reunite with his children.
"Dad, were all those people killed by Temujin?" Han Xiaoxiao blinked her eyes, leaning on Han Kongque's arms, and said a little scared.
At this time, the most spectacular thing in the entire chaotic space is the countless golden and bronze figures, especially the tens of thousands of bronze figures.
Now after research, it is found that those golden figures are indeed Temujin's Golden Tent Xue, but there are no real people inside. They are golden figures made entirely of gold.
As for those bronze figures, they were indeed cast from the copper alloy used to make copper coins after melting copper coins, and the bodies of these figures did come from two royal disasters in history.
One time, the Jin people invaded the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty and plundered the royal family and noble ladies of the Northern Song Dynasty. The other time, the Mongols plundered the relatives of the Jin Dynasty emperor.
These two battles were regarded as the most glorious military exploits in the history of ethnic minorities, so they were recorded in this way. In the end, they all appeared in the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan.
"How many beauties have suffered in history!" The adults were not afraid, so they all visited those portraits, and there was not an ugly woman among them.
"So the life of beauties is not as thin as paper, but because their beauty will cause disasters and make their lives harder." Han Peacock sighed.
"The Kingdom of Jin did not end well. It seems that not many Mongolians were killed in the end." Qin Mingyue said suddenly.
Han Kongque shook his head and said: "After all, we are different from ethnic minorities. It is said that Zhu Yuanzhang destroyed at least tens of millions of Mongolians. This is just a legend. The Mongolians at that time had a population of only tens of millions. It is definitely impossible to kill tens of millions.
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Liu Xu smiled and said: "After Zhu Yuanzhang destroyed the Yuan Dynasty, the Mongols did lose tens of millions of people. This is an indisputable fact."
When Liu Xu said this, even Zhou Meiren was interested: "How many Mongolians were there at that time?"
Han Kongque said with a smile: "That is the historical record of the Mongols themselves, and it must be untrue. The population of the nomadic people in ancient times was not much different from today, because the carrying capacity of the grasslands continued to decline in ancient times, and it will not be because of
Improved with the improvement of agricultural level.
In other words, the grassland carrying capacity of the Qin Dynasty was greater than that of the Western Han Dynasty, greater than the Eastern Han Dynasty, greater than the Sui and Tang Dynasties, greater than the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and greater than the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This is because the grassland area continues to increase, and during the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties, the Mongols occupied the Central Plains, and the population was naturally
Big increase.
Therefore, the population of more than 10 million is the Yuan Dynasty's own record, which is very credible. By the time of Zhu Di's death in the Ming Dynasty, the Mongols had only more than 2 million people. In this way, the Mongols lost tens of millions of people, but this loss
Not all of them were killed."
When the Mongols occupied the Central Plains, they naturally had enough material resources to feed a large population. However, after being expelled from the Central Plains, they had to rely on the grasslands to raise their people, and the grasslands naturally could not support such a large population.
Therefore, the grassland nomads will continue to invade the Central Plains. There is no right or wrong in this. They are all for survival.
Because the grassland nomads will have a population explosion as long as they develop steadily for ten to twenty years, and there are only so many grasslands, so they will inevitably invade everywhere.
The first was internal war. When other small tribes were annexed and there was no room for further expansion, they would inevitably target the Central Plains, which was vast and rich in resources.
This is the fateful cycle of reincarnation again and again, until civilization develops and grows to the point where barbarian civilization no longer has any chance. Just like now, as the population of barbarians continues to develop, they can only become poorer and poorer, and their internal conflicts will become more and more serious.
Therefore, now, Outer Mongolia only has a population of more than three million, and they cannot bear greater population pressure.
The Yuan-Meng Empire was a special case, so after the collapse of the Yuan-Meng Empire, their population of tens of millions was immediately assimilated by the Han nation.
This is due to Zhu Yuanzhang. The current history of the Ming Dynasty has been changed beyond recognition by the Manchus and traitors. Therefore, the emperor guarded the country and the king died in the country and was forgotten.
The Ming Dynasty's civil and military skills also seem to have been forgotten. Modern people have forgotten that Zhu Yuanzhang was the only one in history who fought the war of liberation from the south to the north.
If there were other people, such as Bald Jiang and others, would they be called fighting from the south to the north?
Therefore, don't say that Zhu Yuanzhang is ugly. No matter how ugly he is, he is still a national hero of China. He can be compared to the truly great emperor Li Shimin in human history, not some kind of Khan.
Zhu Yuanzhang is a well-deserved emperor on earth, and one of the few national heroes who truly makes decisions for the people. This can be seen from the controversial policies such as official salaries and skinning people.
Lao Zhu was so tough back then, whether it was internally or externally. In the past, Li Shimin called the ethnic minorities he killed "Dad", and Zhu Yuanzhang was no less willing to give in. He not only killed people, he also continued to integrate ethnic minorities just like Li Shimin.
Especially the Mongols.
After Zhu Yuanzhang conquered the world, there were more Mongolians calling him dad than during the Li and Tang Dynasties. For example, the tens of millions of people mentioned above, and of these ten million people, many must have been killed, but not necessarily
Instead of killing them all, they changed it to "people", that is, the Han people. This is much more powerful than killing people.
After Zhu Yuanzhang founded the country, he did not discriminate against the Mongols and Semu people under his rule, but adopted an assimilation policy.
This is very different from the Mongolian, Yuan and Manchu Qing Dynasties.
From the first year of Hongwu to the fifth year of Hongwu, a series of assimilation policies were adopted.
In February of the first year of Hongwu, Renzi banned Hu clothing, Hu language, and Hu surname. In line with the program of "driving out the Tartars and restoring China", the country was founded and China was unified.
In the fourth month of the third year of Hongwu period, the Mongol people with colored eyes were banned from changing their names.
The edict said: ┅┅The Mongolian people and others are all my innocent sons. If they have talents, we can use them together.
I heard that after I became an official, I may have changed my name. I have been thinking about it for a long time, and my descendants passed it down from generation to generation. I am ignorant of its origin. This is not the way of the ancestors to establish the Jin clan.
Zhongshu will review his edicts and listen to his corrections if they have been changed.
Some people misinterpret the article as discrimination. I don’t know what they think. The article is very clear, right?
If you become an official and have a title and salary that you can inherit, but the names of your descendants change, how can I check your household registration?
Today, if you want to prove **********, it’s not that easy, right?
"All of us who are colorblind in Mongolia are innocent. If we have talents, we can promote them together." Is there any discrimination?
The high-ranking ruling class of the Yuan Dynasty still promoted talented people in the Ming Dynasty regardless of past grudges.
For example, the Ming Dynasty inherited the astronomical institutions of the Yuan Dynasty. Today, "Erlanggang" in Nanjing was once the location of the earliest "Huihui Si Tianjian" and "Huihui Observation Platform" in the Ming Dynasty.
The astronomical institution in the early Ming Dynasty had two branches: Si Tianjian and Hui Hui Si Tianjian.
What does Si Tianjian do?
To put it simply, it is to compile the Datong Calendar. What is the purpose of returning to Si Tianjian?
It provides observational calculation data for the Grand Unification Calendar.
Who is the leader of Huihui Si Tianjian?
The astronomical and calendar expert Semu Renma Sha Yihei, whose Chinese name was Wu Liang and whose courtesy name was Zhongde, was recommended to the court by Song Guogong Feng Sheng in the second year of Hongwu.
In fact, the Ming Dynasty used both the Tatun calendar and the Hijri calendar!
Isn’t this just like “all the Mongolians who are color-blind are my own children, if they have talents, we can use them together”.
In the fifth year of Hongwu's reign, the bloodline sinicization policy began
Minghui Dian Volume 141, XVI, "Laws and Orders: Marriage": Marriage among Mongolian people: All Mongolian people who want to marry Chinese people must be consensual, and they are not allowed to marry each other. Violators will be punished with eighty-tenths of rods, and both men and women will be allowed to marry.
Officials are slaves.
If the Chinese do not want to marry Huihui Qinchao, they can marry each other according to this category, and there is no restriction. (To be continued.)