Was the emperor of the Tang Dynasty a minority?

As a military aristocrat in the Northern Dynasties, it is normal for Li Tang royal family to have mixed-race minorities, but the degree of other people's mixed-race minorities is far from being called China conference semifinals.

What's more, there is no doubt that the culture of the Tang Dynasty was sinicized.

Since Emperor Xiaowen's reform in the Northern Wei Dynasty, the whole process of Sinicization in the Northern Wei Dynasty has been irreversible. Even with the reaction of Gao Huan and others, it is still impossible for his son Gao Cheng to embrace Han Chen and push Beiqi to this road, which is the objective need of governing the country.

From the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the decline of Confucian classics and the rise of metaphysics to the China of Buddhism, it's really hard to say from a cultural point of view whether the aristocratic families who rejected the famous religion in the Southern Dynasty were more China or the military nobles who embraced Confucianism from the beginning of the Northern Dynasty were more China.

What's more, the boys in Wuchuan Town rose from the poor side of the north, and the Sui and Tang Dynasties, which were spelled out with one hand and one hand, were full of history, and the British style was fierce. Isn't this the right way of China's ancient style? What are those junk snacks parasites in the Southern Dynasties? ...

In fact, when the Li Shimin brothers were born, the influence of Xianbei culture on the land of China existed only in posthumous title, a vassal of the Sui Dynasty-I want to vomit a trough, and few people said that the Sui Dynasty was not the Han Dynasty-because Emperor Wendi of the Sui Dynasty had clearly carried out the sinicization reform, but in fact, the legacy of Xianbei in the Sui Dynasty was far more serious than that in the Tang Dynasty. Yang Guang and his brothers have nicknames in Xianbei. What about the Li Shimin brothers?