There were many ethnic groups in the north of ancient China, and although many of them gradually disappeared into the long river of history, most of them did not really perish, but integrated into other ethnic groups, or changed their faces on the way to migration. For example, the Xiongnu and Xianbei, it is difficult to say that there is no blood relationship between them, and there is a mutual inheritance relationship between them. Only one nation was exterminated, and because of the bad deeds, it was jointly encircled and suppressed by all ethnic groups, and the name sounded familiar.
"Why should the king know the profits? There is also benevolence and righteousness! ”
China's history is a history of benevolence and righteousness, and the dynasties that can truly sit firmly in the world and develop and grow are all the dynasties that have developed the power of benevolence and righteousness to the extreme. For example, during the Ming Dynasty, Zheng He even went to the West to spread the advanced technology and culture of the Ming Dynasty along the way, which made many countries at that time out of obscurantism. Even now there is some information showing that Zheng He's indoctrination once reached Europe and thus caused the European Renaissance. This is the diametrically opposed to the performance of the Great Voyage Europeans.
Even a slightly inferior dynasty does not have the strength or does not want to carry out the indoctrination of benevolence, but at least it will not openly oppose benevolence. Most of them still encourage Confucianism, and while oppressing the people, they still leave the people with a way to live, although they live less upright, they can still live. The only exterminated nation in ancient times, known for its cruelty because of its bad deeds, was surrounded and suppressed by the joint efforts of all ethnic groups, and its name sounded very familiar.
The academic view of where the Karmic people came from is inconclusive, in fact, the reason is very simple: at that time, the grassland was a process of continuous arrangement and reorganization between various tribes, and the Qiang tribe was just a tribe formed by other grassland tribes in the process of migration, decline, conquest and conquest, so it was certainly impossible to find a particularly clear source. At first, the tribe was normal, until a person appeared, Shi Le.
Shi Le turned on the brutal genes of the Qiang tribe. He himself came from a Hun tribe and was cruel by nature. How cruel was he? He was fierce and brutal to his own tribe, and the Hu people did not dare to get close to him. When he was a teenager, he was once taken as a slave by others because he was wandering around, and he also defected to the high officials of the Jin Dynasty. In order to make himself important, he even encouraged a man named Guo Jing to rob his clan, saying to Guo Jing:
"Now there is a great famine, and we cannot keep the poor like this. The Hu people were very hungry, and they should be lured to Jizhou to ask for food, and they should be arrested and sold by taking the opportunity, so that they could have the best of both worlds. ”
But in the steppe, cruelty is the law of the forest, and the more brutal people are, the more they can get the favor of the god of destiny. For example, the former Xiongnu Shan Yu Mao Dun, he killed his father and wife, which can be described as cruel, and because of this, he became the big Dan Yu. Shi Le also gradually gathered tribes on the steppe because of his cruelty, and established Later Zhao in 319 AD. The country of Later Zhao can be said to have been a brutal regime since its establishment, and their tribe was called the Qi people.
The Karma people live as nomads, and they don't farm land, so they must force the Jin people to cultivate the land for them. In order to clarify the difference between the Jin people and them, he called himself a national, and the Jin people had no status in the territory of Later Zhao. Shi Le ordered that the Jurchens plunder the Jin people legally, which led to the wives and daughters of many high-ranking Jin officials who defected to Later Zhao at that time were plundered by them to play to death. Shi Hu even forbade the Jin people to resist the attack of the beast--otherwise it would be a crime of the beast.
Of course, the cruelty of the Karma clan is far more than that, especially Shi Hu, the king of the Qi clan, who is simply dedicated to doing bad things and persecuting everyone under his rule. He forced the Jin people to participate in extremely heavy physical labor without compensation, but did not give them food or time to produce their own food. As a result, the local Jin people were either starved to death or exhausted. He even took pleasure in killing people, and the history books record that at that time, the territory of Shihu was full of piled corpses, including Jin people and other Hu people.
His son Shi Hao also inherited this cruel gene of his, and there is a record in the Book of Jin: "(Shi) Jie, after the general hundreds, was drunk and lascivious, arrogant, or wandering in the fields, hanging in, or leaving the palace courtiers' houses at night, fornicating his wives and concubines." The beauties of the palace people, beheaded and washed blood, placed on the plate, and passed on to look at it. And the bhikshunis in the midst of them, who have a posture, kill them with them, and cook and eat them with beef and mutton, and give them left and right, so that they may know their taste. ”
The brutal rule of the Qiang people led to a sharp decline in the population of the entire north, and the productivity was regressed for many years, so that although the north had vast land and arable land at that time, most of the Jin and Hu people could not eat enough. The limited grain will definitely be snatched up by the Qiang people as their own grain, and other tribes can only wait for death or go to the Eastern Jin Dynasty to grab grain - but what kind of grain in the Eastern Jin Dynasty is so easy to grab? Eventually, the brutality of the Karma caused the wrath of all the other peoples in the north.
First, a Jin man named Ran Min stepped forward to attack the Qiang, and then the other Hu people also encroached on the Tribe of the Qiang in the chaos, and finally the Qiang were killed and injured in the anger of the heavens. Later, a tribe of the Qi tribe was led by Hou Jing to southern Liang, but he still did not change his cruel nature, launched a rebellion, and killed the people. In the end, he was defeated by the hero Chen Baxian's army and completely exterminated this group of people who had done all the bad things.