Zhu Yuanzhang is Korean! Come and comment, everyone! Then Qin Shi Huang is an American! ! ! joke! You can't defeat China with force!

The parents of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding monarch of the Ming Dynasty, were originally natives of the Korean Peninsula. They later moved to Fengyang, Anhui, China to settle down due to a strange dream. Therefore, Zhu Yuanzhang is of Korean descent, that is, a "naturalized person", not a Han nationality (Han Chinese). Zhu Yuanzhang mixed with the descendants of Khitan and Jurchen in the Central Plains as a Korean ethnic group, forming the Hui ethnic group. In the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties, the non-Han people (Han people) who lived together were called Hui people. Some historians still speculate that Zhu Yuanzhang was a Hui people. After Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne, in order to appease the Han people's desire to restore orthodox culture and stabilize his rule, he began to reformulate the culture, etiquette, clothing, etc. of the Han people (Han people). Externally, he made peace with the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty and recognized their rule. At the same time, in order to renew his Korean ancestry and not forget his ancestors, he married relatives of the Korean royal family many times. In the Ming Dynasty, intermarriage between the Zhu family and North Korea was the most frequent, and Zhu Di had many North Korean concubines. Moreover, North Korea was listed as one of the countries that could not be conquered by the Ming Dynasty. During the Battle of Imchen, the Ming Dynasty even sent troops to protect North Korea. During the war between the Ming and Qing Dynasties, North Korea firmly stood on the side of the Ming Dynasty. As a result, the Qing Dynasty conquered North Korea twice, which shocked Japan and threatened to regain the power of the Mongol Yuan Dynasty. After the Ming Dynasty was destroyed by the Manchu Qing Dynasty, North Korea has always used the reign name of Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty. The costumes of the Ming Dynasty also absorbed a lot of elements of Korean costumes. For example, the flying fish suit of Jinyiwei is very similar to the clothes of Korean women. Most of the 18 emperors of the Ming Dynasty were licentious, killed innocent people indiscriminately, and had no compassion for the people. The reason is not difficult to guess. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty was not a Han nationality (Han), but a descendant of Korea. He certainly had no sympathy for the Han nationality (Han people). As a result, the people lost all support and the people were seriously enslaved. Hundreds of millions of Ming Dynasty people were defeated. For the Manchus with a population of less than one million. . Therefore, the Han nationality (Han people) regime in the Ming Dynasty was not pure.