China is a very inclusive country, and these inclusivities are not innate, but through the feudal dynasty's two thousand years of enmity and resentment, fighting and peace, from the mutual confrontation of ethnic minorities to the integration of each other, this result. So let's take a look at how the policies of the dynasties and dynasties have been toward ethnic minorities, right?
Han Dynasty: If you can't fight, you can't fight with your relatives, and if you can fight, you can fight.
Since the siege of Baideng, Liu Bang knew that with the national strength of the Han dynasty at that time, he would definitely not be able to defeat the Xiongnu. In desperation, he had no choice but to sign a peace policy with the Xiongnu and marry his daughter to a sixty-year-old Hunn old man. Since then, the precedent of Han and Hungary and pro-Xiongnu has been opened, and when the Han Dynasty reached the era of Emperor Wu of Han and the country was strong, it went to war with the Xiongnu and achieved outstanding achievements.
Looking at Han Zhihe and Kin, instead of bowing down, he waited for the opportunity and killed him with one blow. It is a good idea, but it is a pity that the princesses of the Han Dynasty who are regarded as political victims are innocent victims, but they are indispensable.
Tang Dynasty: The Tang Dynasty was good at allying with its various vassal states.
For the alliance, it may be a kind of interdependent relationship, when the strength of the Tang Dynasty is strong, it can be said that all countries are approaching the dynasty, and even Japan was proud to learn the culture of the Tang Dynasty at that time, and it was the real world's first power. Later, the strength of the Tang Dynasty declined, and various vassal states also assisted the Tang in regaining imperial power, which shows the importance of this alliance.
Alliances, from ancient times to the present, have been a very correct way, not to lose the prestige of the country, but to serve the world.
Great Song Dynasty: The only Han Dynasty that took the initiative to pay tribute to the outside world.
In many historical sources, the Song Dynasty had the largest number of troops and the worst combat effectiveness. Most of the emperors of the Song Dynasty were partial to security, soft bones, and paid tribute to their enemies and paid taxes, which was despised by posterity.
Daming Dynasty: The Son of Heaven guards the gate of the country, and the monarch dies in the society.
This is a rather backbone dynasty, facing the invasion of foreign enemies, not reconciling, not paying tribute, not surrendering, and vowing to fight to the death. Even the laziest Wanli Emperor had the famous Three Great Marches of Wanli, which effectively consolidated the rule of Jiangshan. The last Chongzhen would rather die than give Li Zicheng 1 million. Bone-chilling, not fake. Only the results were not good, and this iron-clad dynasty shrank its territory by almost half in the middle of the period, only because of the wrong national policy. The gap with the Tang Dynasty is too big.
So which of these ethnic policies do you most admire?