Koreans believe that the northeast has been the land of South Korea since ancient times. What is the result of mistaking your ancestors?

On August 29th, 2009, Korean national television station KBS broadcasted a historical feature film "Manchuria Adventure" in prime time. The prologue of the first film "Going Deep into the Fifth Civilization Liaohe River" is:

On September 5th, Jin Taizu Akuta was descended from Silla, and the second part of Manchuria Adventure broadcast by KBS once again declared that Akuta, the leader of the Jurchen nationality, was descended from North Korea and Akuta was descended from Quanxing family in North Korea.

According to the program, Quanxing was originally named Jin, and his ancestors were Silla people.

The conclusion of the whole program is that the history of Manchuria (now northeast China) is not the history of China, but the Jurchen nationality is their Korean clan.

It is not once or twice for South Korea to openly preach the "Manchuria Territorial Theory" and compete with China for history. In recent years, it is more keen to distort China's things into theirs and blatantly apply for World Heritage.

As for South Korea's insistence on calling the Manchu ancestor Jurchen nationality their country, it may be that Nuerhachi, the Manchu ancestor, jumped up first to express his disagreement.

The Manchu regime was established by Jurchen, who had several branches. Nuerhachi belongs to the Jurchen tribe in Jianzhou, which originated from an ancient nation in northeast China more than 3,000 years ago.

During the Yao and Shun period, Sushen people had contact with the Central Plains. During the Shundi period, the Shen Shi dynasty paid tribute to bows and arrows.

After Emperor Yudi decided on Kyushu, the neighboring nationalities "paid tribute to their duties", and the Yi people in Northeast China were cautious. In Zhou Wuwang, people from Suzhou pay tribute to Ya Bian Shi.

When Zhou people listed their territory, they said, "Sushen, Yan, Bo, my northern soil."

In other words, as early as the Spring and Autumn Period, the Soviet man of God had already surrendered to the dynasty in the Central Plains.

The distribution of the Su protoss is about north of Changbai Mountain, west of Songnen Plain and north of the middle and lower reaches of Heilongjiang Province.

In any case, it has been China's territory since ancient times and has nothing to do with South Korea. Why are Koreans so keen to claim northeast China as their own territory?

This involves an ancient dynasty-Koguryo.

Koguryo was a feudal dynasty that existed for a long time from 1 century BC to the 6th century AD.

The territory of this dynasty covers the northeast of China and the northern part of the Korean Peninsula, and the capital of Koguryo is Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea.

Koreans, on the other hand, consider themselves descendants of Koguryo people in the spirit of not forgetting their ancestors and roots.

Because South Korea and North Korea are originally a family, both Koreans and have the same culture. After World War II, the Korean Peninsula was divided into North Korea and South Korea by external forces, with the 38th parallel as the boundary.

Influenced by American imperialism, the south was renamed the Republic of Korea; The North was supported by the Soviet Union and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea was founded.

People also call these two countries South Korea and North Korea.

Therefore, Koreans insist that northeast China is their territory on the grounds of this history.

During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Koguryo continued to expand, and its territory included not only more than half of the Korean Peninsula, but also Liaodong Peninsula. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Koguryo changed its name to Koryo. So the history books of the Central Plains also changed Koguryo into Koryo.

The Koryo Dynasty experienced 34 generations of monarchs, from the late Tang Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, all of which were subordinate to the Central Plains Dynasty in China's history, including the Great Liao Dynasty established by the Khitans and the Yuan Dynasty established by the Mongols.

1392, Li Chenggui overthrew the Koryo dynasty, established the Korean dynasty and became the founding monarch.

At that time, in order to win the support of the Ming government, Li Chenggui referred to the ancient name of North Korea and asked Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of Ming Dynasty, to give them a ruling country name. Zhu Yuanzhang thought that North Korea was not only their ancient name, but also "Asahi" was elegant and pleasant, so he gave them a new country name with North Korea.

I just didn't expect that such a given name of Zhu Yuanzhang would help them to recognize their ancestors and return to their ancestors.

But even if they mistake their ancestors and go back, Koguryo was originally a tribal country established by a minority in China, and North Korea was just a enfeoffment country.

At the end of Shang Dynasty, Ji Zi led the adherents of Shang Dynasty to move south to Korea, becoming a nominal enfeoffment country of Zhou Dynasty, which was called "Jizi Korea" in history. Textual research on the annotations of the fifth volume of Shangshu;

At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, a general named Wei Man led the remnants into Korea, replacing the Ji Dynasty and establishing the Wei Dynasty, which was called "Wei Man Korea" in history.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty destroyed Wei and Manchu Korea and established "four Han counties", which was the beginning of China's direct jurisdiction over Korea in ancient times.

During the Han and Yuan Dynasties, Fuyu man Gojumon Ng was founded in Wunvshan City, Liaoning Province, and was renamed Koguryo. In the first year of Zongzhang, it was destroyed by the army of Tang Gaozong and Li Zhi.

To sum up, Koguryo and Korea both originated in China.

At present, North Korea has no dispute over the territory of northeast China, not to mention South Korea, which is not connected with our territory, is not qualified to raise disputes.