Since the Accounting: A Chronicle of the Roman Khanate

Chapter 282 The Fool·Bor Jijin
"The situation in the Kingdom of Jin is basically like this." Guo Kang said: "Under their influence, it is conceivable that these Mongolians...ah no, grassland people will learn what to raise."

"This is already messy enough, but the matter is not over yet." He continued to introduce: "Not only the White Tatar tribe can't tell where they belong, but the Mongols can't tell either. Even the most recorded Chinese documents, It’s all the same unclear.”

"As for the mess?" Zhu Wenkui said curiously.

"No way, they don't have specific regulations." Guo Kang said: "For example, the Naiman tribe is recognized as not being a Mongol. The reason may simply be personal grievances with the Mongolian headquarters."

"Did you get revenge in the war?" Zhu Wenkui asked.

"It's about the same. I heard people say that maybe when they fought for the supremacy, they beat the Mongolian headquarters too badly. Genghis Khan was so angry that he specially appointed them to expel all the Naiman from Mongolia..." Guo Kang told he.

"There's another saying..." Zhu Wenkui said dumbfounded.

"Then, Tuohuan Taiji and the others, do you know how to tell the difference?" Little Rangna asked.

"They? They don't know as much as I do." Guo Kang said speechlessly, "They don't care about this themselves."

"Anyway, I don't know if this reason is true, but the result should be correct." He gave an example: "It was also mentioned in the records of the Central Plains people. Like Li Chahan at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, he was a Naiman. Because I don't know where to go. points, so I counted him as a 'Zhu Se Mu Ren'."

"What does that mean?" asked Princess Jeanne.

"It's 'people of various names', in short it's 'others'." Guo Kang explained: "I don't know what to do, so I just put them here."

"So sloppy..." Little Jeanna muttered.

"There is no way, even if this is the case, there will be conflicts." Guo Kang said, "Li Chahan's nephew, Wang Baobao, is another example that I don't know how to distinguish."

"Huh? Isn't he a Mongolian Han?" Zhu Wenkui said in surprise.

"No, he is from the Boyawutai tribe." Guo Kang replied: "Since the generation of his father and uncle, he has settled and studied in Henan, so he understands Chinese culture and has a Chinese name. But he is probably Mongolian. People, that expanded Timur is not a name given by the imperial court, but his own name."

"..."

This made Zhu Wenkui a little embarrassed.

During Zhu Yuanzhang's Northern Expedition, he wrote a special call to accuse Wang Baobao, saying that he had forgotten his ancestors and didn't even want his own name.Moreover, judging from various materials and documents later, the Ming Dynasty did not deliberately pretend.Between the government and the opposition, for some unknown reason, they all really believed that Wang Baobao was a Han Chinese.

This kind of strange persistence continued throughout the Ming and Qing Dynasties—the people of the Qing Dynasty also wrote like this when they compiled the history of the Ming Dynasty.It was not until modern times that Wang Baobao's father's tomb was unearthed that people were able to determine his identity.

Therefore, this matter is a huge oolong: the Ming Dynasty forcibly issued Chinese registration to the Mongols, and then called them traitors... This makes people feel very strange.

"It should be that people don't know where his tribe belongs." Zhu Wenkui thought for a while, but still guessed: "I don't have any information, so I can only guess. If you don't tell me, I really don't know the tribe he belongs to."

"Actually, it's useless to know which tribe it is." Guo Kang denied his idea again: "Wang Baobao's tribe is not unknown. Boyawutai is also a large tribe, but it is because it is big that it is chaotic. "

"Yan Timur, the power minister of the Yuan Dynasty, was also from the Boyawutai tribe. But his family migrated to Central Asia in the early years, so although the two were actually a tribe, Yan Timur became a Semuer gone."

"It turns out that Mongolian registration can be expelled in this way..." Zhu Wenkui showed a surprised expression.

"It's not surprising. After migrating for a long time, it's not the same group of people." Little Jeanna said.

"That's not right. More people have migrated, so why are some counted and others counted?" Zhu Wenkui asked back.

"I have also studied the history of France. The Franks themselves migrated from the forest east of the Rhine. And their tribe is divided into several branches. The Salian tribe of Clovis is only a part of them who live by the sea. That's all. He called back later, and there was a Frankish claim."

"At that time, various tribes were running around in Europe. According to this distinction, of course those who migrated must be separated, right?" He assessed and said: "So, in France and Germany, there are at least a few hundred ethnic groups. Come out, let me see."

"The various tribes are more or less blood related." Princess Jeanna explained to her daughter.

"This kind of blood relationship is even more unreliable." Guo Kang pointed out: "If you think about the story of the old Mongolian grandmother, isn't it obvious."

"Which story is it?" Little Jeanne asked curiously.

"It's the story of the first ancestor of the Jin family." Guo Kang said: "According to the research of Persian and Han historians, the earliest and more reliable male ancestor that can be traced back from Genghis Khan is Boduanchaer. Whether it is the eighth or the tenth, it is still uncertain."

"Boduancha'er is further up, it is the maternal ancestor Alan Huoa. As for the earlier ones, they should all be legends."

"It feels quite similar to the legends of the three generations of ancient times." Zhu Wenkui commented: "Did this old grandmother also feel conceived and gave birth to the ancestors of their family and dynasty?"

"Uh, yes..."

"Sure enough, everyone is pretty much the same." Zhu Wenkui showed an expected expression.

"But theirs is more complicated." Guo Kang said: "Although at that time, their tribe may be the same as the ancestors of the three ancient generations, relatively primitive, but after all, they are close, and the stories are relatively detailed."

"It is said that Alan Huo first married a man named Duoben Boyan from the Qiyan Department and gave birth to two sons. But after Duoben Boyan passed away, Alanhuo has been a widow. But the widow She later gave birth to three more sons."

"This incident aroused the suspicion of the previous two sons. They found that the mother had no contact with other men, not even her brother. The only man in the family was a servant named Ma Alihei."

"Ma Alihei is from the Boyawutai tribe in the south—that is, the Wang Baobao one just mentioned." He explained: "However, this name should be just a code name. I don't know what it is. He was exiled to the north and was Duoben Boyan bought it as a reward for providing food, and has been working in their house since then."

"The background of Ma Alihei is indeed quite suspicious. The Boyawutai tribe was in today's Daning area (the area of ​​Chifeng), not too close to the Qiyan tribe. There is no record of his identity and why he fled the tribe. .”

"However, Alan Huo'a refused to admit that she had an affair with Ma Alihei. She said that it was conceived and conceived by the divine light that shone into the tent at night and landed on her abdomen. It was obviously a child of God."

"The two sons didn't seem to find any reason to object, so they accepted it. Later generations called the descendants of the children of these three gods and men "Niron" Mongolia, which means purity. These people are also from the Mongolian headquarters. The core. The youngest son is Boduanchaer, the ancestor of Genghis Khan.”

"He was very stupid when he was a child, so he was called Bodantsar Monghahei, which means 'Fool' Bodantsar. This is where the Borjijin family started."

　This month’s double seems to be at the beginning of the month, continue to ask for tickets

　　
　
(End of this chapter)