We go on to say that the state of Qi was a state established by the cónɡ people, and that it was a branch of the ancient Ba people in the area of Qu County, Dazhou City, Sichuan Province. The Hangers are one of the indigenous peoples, also known as the Banlin Barbarians. The name Ban Yu Man is derived from the fact that the Ben people make good use of a weapon called ban yu, and the name of the Ban Li Man is due to the fact that the Ban Man "pays money out of the years". The hereditary Ban Yu Man has seven surnames, including Lu (or Zuo Luo), Pu (or Zuo Hu), 沓 (dá or Zuo Zan), 鄂, 度 (or Zuo Du), Xi and Gong. In ancient times, the Banlin man lived on both sides of the Jialing River and qujiang river, north and east of Hanzhong, east of the Yangtze River, and spread throughout Chongqing and eastern Sichuan, and was one of the most widely distributed ethnic groups among all ethnic groups in Pakistan. Archaeological excavations have confirmed that quxian chengba was once the capital of the ancient state built by the ancient people in the Spring and Autumn Warring States period, and after the Qin dynasty destroyed Bashu, it was located in Tangqu County, which belonged to Ba County. The Jurchens advocated force, bravery and fierceness, and the warriors were known as "divine soldiers", also known as the "Spartans of the East", and Liu Bang's general Fan Duo once led the Baqu Banban barbarians to attack the Three Qins and made outstanding achievements.
(Valley of the Thieves)
The state of máo , in the area of present-day Hanyuan and Mianning Counties , before the Shang Dynasty belonged to the legendary Yu Kai clan , the first king of the Shu kingdom , who helped king Wu to destroy the Shang at the end of the Shang Dynasty , and was one of the "Eight Kingdoms of Pastoral Oath". The beard is connected with the hipster, the fox, and the 旄, which is now simplified to the yak. The name "yak" that can be seen everywhere on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau may have originated here. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the Enlightened Pu tribe that entered Sichuan from the Jianghan Plain through Guizhou replaced the Du Yu clan, and the state of Qi was renamed the state of Dudu, which was later destroyed by the state of Shu.
(Former Capital of the Kingdom of Qi)
The state of bó was established by the people along the border between Yunnan and Guichuan. Some people believe that the Servants are the ancestors of the Present Zhuang People. 僰讀濮, 僰人 also known as "Shandu Palm" and "Du Palm Man". According to research, Pu is the Yue people, mostly called Bai Pu and Bai Yue. The Servants participated in the Battle of Muye by King Wu of Zhou, and were given the title of "Marquis of Wu" and established the "State of Wu" in the area of present-day Yibin. The Chronicle of JueXian reads: "The ancient southwest of The Chu Ben Dynasty was served in the land, the Qin dynasty destroyed the enlightened Ming clan, and the servants lived here. "There is also the State of Pu, which is said to be at the junction of present-day Sichuan, Hubei and Hunan, and there are few historical records about this country. At the end of the Warring States period, the country was destroyed by the Chu state. I wonder if this "servant" is the other "Pu"?
(Hanging coffin)
By the way, when the Zhou Dynasty destroyed the Shang, there were eight major princely allies who followed king Wu of Zhou, known in history as the "Eight Kingdoms of Pastoral Oath", and because these eight countries were located in the western part of the shang dynasty's ruling center, they were named "Eight Kingdoms of Western Turkey", namely the Yong Kingdom, the Shu Kingdom, the Qiang Kingdom, the Chu State, the Wei State, the Lu State, the Peng State, and the Pu State, and there were four of them in the Sichuan Basin, the Shu State was the starting lineup, and the Ba State was the substitute team, but later came to the top to be able to seal the country.
In addition, when the Qin dynasty destroyed Shu, one of the remnants of the Shu clan moved south under the leadership of the Shu prince Kaimingpan (Du Pan), and finally reached Jiaotong, destroying the State of Wenlang in present-day northern Vietnam, and establishing the State of Ouluo, calling itself the King of Anyang, with the capital as Guluo City, in present-day Dongying County, Hanoi, Vietnam, whose territory mainly included the area of present-day northern Vietnam, and later expanded to parts of Guangxi and Yunnan in China. In 206 BC, the war with Zhao Tuo's Nanyue state was destroyed and lasted for more than a hundred years. If Vietnamese want to find their roots and ancestors, they should come to Chengdu to have a look.