Is the ancestor of the Japanese really the alchemist Xu Fu of the Qin Dynasty in China? Were the ancestors of Korea and South Korea Ji Zi in Shang and Zhou Dynasties? Who are the ancestors of Mongolia

Is the ancestor of the Japanese really the alchemist Xu Fu of the Qin Dynasty in China? Were the ancestors of Korea and South Korea Ji Zi in Shang and Zhou Dynasties? Who are the ancestors of Mongolia? This is hard to say.

According to the Japanese side, Emperor Jimmu unified Japan from Kyushu, and the time was closely linked with Xu Fudong's crossing the sea. At that time, if mainlanders went to Japan, they all landed from Kyushu. So quite a few Japanese people think that Xu Fu is Emperor Jimmu, and the three thousand virgins and skilled workers he brought are the ancestors of the Japanese. Japanese historians believe that the ancestors of the Japanese were "Turen", that is, people who crossed from the Korean Peninsula and the mainland. Archaeology also proves that there is almost no difference between the cultural relics of this period and those of Chinese mainland. I think it is indeed possible for Xu Fu to go to Japan. However, Japan's national pride will not be recognized even if it is killed.

Jizi North Korea is China's statement, but it has not been acknowledged. But it is an indisputable fact that many people on the peninsula are of Shandong and Zhejiang descent now. There is a saying that I think is more credible. When Zhou Wuwang attacked Zhou, the main force of the Shang army, commanded by a man named Wen, was attacking the Dongyi tribe in Shandong and northern Jiangsu today. After getting the news of the demise of the Shang Dynasty, most of these merchants and a large number of slaves had nowhere to go except for some who went west. If it is integrated into the local area, not only is there no historical record, but even the unearthed artifacts have nothing to do with Shang culture. I think it is very likely that these Shang adherents will cross the sea and enter the Korean peninsula.

As for the Mongols. Before its rise, the history books always called it Svimungu. Shiwei is a branch of the ancient Donghu nationality, which was influenced by Han, Xiongnu and Turkic successively in history. The qidan nationality and other ethnic groups ruled.