China 1 mysterious troops for the country for 600 years, found by the Japanese, now the college entrance examination bonus points
The Ming Dynasty is a dynasty that countless people miss today, and the most respected aspect of the Ming Dynasty is its integrity. In addition to the use of the Chongzhen era name before the fall of Korea, the history of some Ming dynasty remnants in China is also touching. In southwest China, there are such mysterious troops, and their descendants hid in the mountains for 600 years to serve the country, and finally discovered by the Japanese, and now the college entrance examination is extra points.
The time went back to the early years of the founding of the Ming Dynasty, when the southwest region was full of ethnic groups, because the ravines were long, it was difficult for the central government to form effective control here, and after the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, the remnants of the Yuan Dynasty in the southwest region were still surviving. After Zhu Yuanzhang sent 200,000 elite soldiers such as Lan Yu and Mu Ying to go out on the expedition, he reclaimed a part of the army in the local area, and these people were loyal to the country in the deep mountains and old forests, staying for more than 600 years.
By the time of Manchu rule, these qing-wearers still became part of the anti-Qing resistance, either hiding in the deeper mountains or joining the army to join the anti-Qing forces such as the big and small Jinchuan to serve the country. In 1902, the Japanese scholar Torii Ryuzo came to Guizhou to investigate, he found this group of people who did not cut their braids, learned that the local people called them "crested seedlings", and because they lived around Tunbao, they were also called "Tunbao people".
Torii Ryuzo returned to China and wrote "Anthropological Problems in Southwest China", deducing that these "crested seedlings" were actually ming dynasty remnants, which aroused the strong interest of experts and scholars in China and Japan.
And it is precisely for this reason that many people think that the qing people are actually a branch of the Han people. But in fact, the descendants of this Tuntian soldier who mixed with the local ethnic groups in the deep mountains and old forests, their living habits were very different from other ethnic groups around them, and even had a considerable degree of difference with the Han people, and some habits were obviously the habits of the People of the Ming Dynasty.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, China introduced the Soviet-style method of distinguishing ethnic groups, counting 56 ethnic groups in China. However, this method is not scientific, and it is classified as part of the Bai ethnic group. This can blow up the pot, because they have a lot of historical conflicts with the local Bai people, and they have turned themselves into Bai people, which makes them feel humiliated. At the same time, some of them are labeled as Han Chinese, which makes them unable to enjoy some preferential policies for ethnic minorities.
These people who wear green are mainly concentrated in Nayong and Zhijin in Bijie, Guizhou, and a small number of them are in the branches of Sichuan Province and Yunnan Province, they continue to work hard for their national identity, and eventually although they are still one of the unidentified ethnic groups, they have written the name of the people who wear green on their identity cards, and now their children still enjoy extra points in the college entrance examination.