What is history: it is the echo of the past to the future, the reflection of the future on the past. - Hugo
The Yuan Dynasty was a very powerful dynasty in The history of our country and the largest dynasty in the history of our country. However, in the West, many Westerners, especially some Western historians, do not recognize that the Yuan Dynasty belongs to China, believing that the Yuan Dynasty has nothing to do with China, and that China was only invaded. So is the Yuan Dynasty a Chinese dynasty or not? The answer, of course, is yes.
First of all, the Yuan Dynasty was founded by the Mongols, who were undoubtedly part of the Chinese nation. The Mongols are one of the major ethnic minorities in China and the eighth largest ethnic minority in China, with a population of 6.5 million, accounting for more than 60% of the world's total Mongolian population, twice as many as the population of Outer Mongolia. That is to say, most of the Mongols in the world live in the Inner Mongolia region of China. At the same time, Inner Mongolia is the birthplace of the Mongol empire, including Genghis Khan, and almost all the descendants of the Golden Family live in Inner Mongolia, so it is clear that the Mongol Empire does not belong to China. The Mongol Empire was founded by the Chinese, and the Yuan Dynasty naturally belonged to the Chinese dynasty. In fact, not only the Yuan Dynasty, but also other khanates such as Chahar, Wokoutai, Chincha, and Yili should also belong to China, so the Westerners' argument is untenable.
Secondly, the Mongols originated in the Erguna River Valley, a branch of the Murwei people living in the northeast region of China, and later migrated and expanded to Outer Mongolia, gradually forming many Mongolian tribes. In fact, both Inner Mongolia and Outer Mongolia, including the Tangnu Urian Sea and Buryatia and even Siberia, were part of China in ancient times. During the Tang Dynasty, the mobei steppe came under the jurisdiction of the Anbei Capital Protectorate, and during the Liaojin period, the Mongol ministries were successively subordinated to the Liao and Jin states, and during the Yuan Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, Mongolia was an inseparable part of China. Even though Outer Mongolia was in a state of independence during the Republic of China, it still legally belonged to China. If it were not for the encouragement and support of the Soviets, Outer Mongolia would still be part of China, and naturally Western historians would not have left the excuse that the Yuan Dynasty was not a Chinese dynasty. It can only be said that Mongolia's independence is a regret of the Chinese, and it is also an eternal pain in the hearts of Chinese.
Finally, China and the West have different views of nationality and history, with Westerners dividing nations and political power by race and blood, while China divides them by culture. As long as you accept Chinese culture and identify with Chinese civilization, you are the Chinese regime and you are orthodox. Kublai Khan and his successors have always regarded themselves as Chinese orthodox, admitting to be descendants of Yan Huang, and even the Ming Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang recognized the legitimacy and legitimacy of the Yuan Dynasty, so there is no doubt that the Yuan Dynasty is a Chinese dynasty, and it is an orthodox Chinese dynasty. Therefore, Westerners view Chinese history with their own views of history and nationality, which is undoubtedly biased, or even completely wrong. To a large extent, this is actually a means for Westerners to deliberately undermine Chinese national unity and stir up relations between China and Mongolia, and it is a conspiracy of Westerners. Therefore, we must not be fooled by Westerners, let alone provoked by Westerners, the Yuan Dynasty is China's dynasty, and it is an orthodox Chinese dynasty.