At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, when Murong Xianbei rose to power, apart from the Central Plains scholars who went north to escape the chaos, were there any powerful local Han families in the e

At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, when Murong Xianbei rose to power, apart from the Central Plains scholars who went north to escape the chaos, were there any powerful local Han families in the eastern and western Liaoning areas?

During the rise of Murong Xianbei, the Central Plains was still in chaos, and more Han people went south instead of north.

Since the Han Dynasty, few Han people have lived in the Liaodong region. The area itself is the territory of nomadic peoples, and those who do cannot escape the scourge of killing. Moreover, the poor living conditions in western Liaoning and eastern Liaoning restricted the Han people from going north to colonize. You must know that it was not until the large-scale planting of cotton in the Ming Dynasty that the Han people had reliable cold-proof clothing and began to immigrate to the Northeast in large numbers. Before that, the scope of activities of the Han people was greatly restricted. There are very few surviving Han people in western Liaoning and eastern Liaoning, let alone strong ones.