Are Tunpu people in Anshun, Guizhou really adherents of the Ming Dynasty? Are their accents the official language of the Ming Dynasty? Why are their accents similar to those of the courageous people i

Are Tunpu people in Anshun, Guizhou really adherents of the Ming Dynasty? Are their accents the official language of the Ming Dynasty? Why are their accents similar to those of the courageous people in Myanmar? Don't! Tunpu dialect is just an accent in Jiangnan during the Ming Dynasty 600 years ago. Fu Youde, the general who conquered the south, led an army to the southwest 600 years ago. The imperial court abolished Anshun Tuguan system and established Anshun House (the resettlement place of the government). The army that went out with General Fu Youde took root and multiplied in this generation, and served the people during the civil-military war. Most of the troops that conquered the south were Jiangnan people. Therefore, the conventional accent of their hometown has been passed down from generation to generation, and it has been maintained to this day, forming a unique. As for the last question of the landlord, I have not studied it. Excuse me!