Is Belarus a brother or a vassal state of Russia? In fact, they have the same pedigree

Whenever the name of belarus is mentioned, we always involuntarily connect it closely with Russia, after all, there is only a word difference between the two, quite a sense of original brotherhood, and even many unknown people tend to regard Belarus as part of the split from Russia, believing that there should be a connection between the dominant and dependent countries.

So is this view correct or not?

In fact, in general, there is no problem, if you talk about it from the perspective of blood, there is a lot of article to do.

So let's look at what the origins of Belarus are.

In fact, Belarus originated from the East Slavic people, and around the first century BC, a soldier named Veneid lived on the vast plains of Eastern Europe, but because of the relatively backward civilization of this people, it was conscripted by the powerful Germans at that time, and the Germans sold them to Rome.

Since then, the nation has had a new name, called Shila, which, in the Latin and English meanings, is actually the will of the slave.

Later, with the demise of ancient Rome, The Shraf finally got a breather, and after a long period of reproduction and survival, an incomparably large species was formed.

However, because their living area is very fertile and the geographical environment is also very superior, it is inevitable that they will be worried about it, after all, the way of survival at that time was the fertile land of the more primitive era, and the open plains have always been the feng shui treasure land occupied by human beings.

In the seventh and eighth centuries BC, a series of powerful races such as ancient Greece and Huns began to expel the Slavs, forcing them to abandon this vast plain and begin to migrate to other places.

Although they did not want to leave their homeland, they were forced to migrate in the face of an invincible enemy, and the entire Slavic nation began to split, partly eastward into what is now Russia, and the other part linearly formed what we now call Yugoslavia.

Some of them felt that their homeland was difficult to leave, so they did not go too far and stopped, and the area where they stayed was now Poland and the western part of Ukraine.

But what we're going to focus on next is the Slavs who migrated eastward into Russia, who are also known as East Slavs.

In the months that followed, the tortuous East Slavs finally gained a foothold in the land and divided into two major tribes, Novgorod and Kiev.

However, due to the later invasion of the Vikings and Vikings from the south, their calm was once again broken.

In 228 BC, the successor rulers of the Euryk dynasty launched another general offensive, defeating Kippollo and establishing the Grand Duchy of Kipros, although the ruler of this Grand Duchy of Kipros was not East Slavs.

If this division between Russia and Belarus is far from over, the real division began with Mongolian influence.

So let's look at the time when the Grand Duchy of Kipros ruled the East Slavs, the West Slavs who remained in their homeland also developed their own Polish dynasty and began to form their own rule and beliefs.

Overall, during this time, the Slavs also ushered in their own spring, and the political, cultural and multifaceted development had an unprecedented place.

But unfortunately, the good times did not last long, because there was a very, very powerful nation in their east that was about to be invincible and dominate the entire Nordic continent.

Mongol.

In 1238 BC, the Mongol army had already destroyed the Jin Dynasty, driving galloping warhorses and wielding sharp blades, and rushing to the vast plains of Eastern Europe that continued the East Slavs.

At that time, the Mongolian Iron Horse could be said to be the strongest team in the whole world, and the East Slavs had no way to resist at all, but could only be defeated.

For the entire Grand Duchy of Kipros, the battlefield was nothing short of a catastrophe, and the rule that had lasted for more than three hundred years had finally collapsed.

With the disintegration of this dynasty, the East Slavs living in the area also ushered in two very different secrets, occupied by the Mongols, and the East Slavs had no choice but to submit to the Mongol rule.

The other part of the East Slavs were very fortunate and temporarily avoided the disaster of the war, because the Mongol army was no longer able to continue to advance westward, but it was so calm.

This did not last long, and the last remaining area was divided between the newly established State of the West Slavs and the Mongols.

This was tantamount to dividing the original Kiprosk kingdom into two parts, most of which were under Mongol rule, and a small part belonged to the West Slavs.

For some time after that, in order to strengthen their rule, the Mongols began to intermarry with the East Slavs within the ruling area to enhance their sense of belonging and identity.

The small area ruled by the West Slavs still retained their original bloodline, after all, the people who ruled them at that time were the same blood Of the West Slavic people, and this small part of the East Slavs who maintained their original bloodline were the belarusians, and intermarried with the Mongols on a large scale, and were ruled by the Golden Horde established by the Mongols for more than two hundred years.

Most of the Slavs are what we now call Russians, most of whom have Mongol ancestry, and at the same time, they have largely inherited the mongols' toughness, so much so that they are called battles.

Later, although Russia successfully ended the Mongols, it truly established its own Tsarist Dynasty and included Belarus within its own territory.

But after centuries of evolution and division, it is clear that he and Belarus have formed two distinct peoples in the strict sense.

And from the point of view of blood, Belarus is more in line with the statement of pure-blood descendants.

Regarding the name of this Belarus, in fact, there are many theories circulating in reality, it is said that after the Russians got rid of the rule of the Golden War Khanate and reconquered this pure-blood compatriot, they deliberately added a prelude in front of them to dominate the cross-talk.

The difference between and the guards.

Another theory of the knight is that Belarus, in order to show the purity of its blood, indicated that it had not been enslaved and destroyed by the Mongols, so it added a prelude to the original Russian word to distinguish it.

Because in their religious beliefs, white has always symbolized the rock of nobility and holiness, so they have always called themselves Belarus.

Moreover, in 2018, Belarus also announced that it would change the name of its country's Chinese from Belarus to Belarus.

But the reason why they did this should be to show the place of their nation in history in a sense, so as to really correct his relationship with Russia in the eyes of people.

Finally, we summarize a question, is bloodline really important?

Between Belarus and Russia, the bloodline between the former is certainly more.

But if we really want to calculate the strength and world status and influence, it is obviously the latter that is more powerful.

In fact, the question of whether the bloodline is pure or not, there is no real measure from fact.

Because human beings from ancient times to today, it is not a pure bloodline, and the various races have long begun to integrate with each other and evolve continuously, and perhaps the development to the final extent is what the ancients said about the unity of the world, there is no distinction between each other, there is no distinction between you and me.

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