The Song Dynasty in the Immigration History of China

In the third year of Song Jiayou (1036) and the fourth year of Jiayou, Annan took a large number of China people to Annan [5]. In the first year of Southern Song Dynasty (1225), Zhao wrote in Zhufanzhi: "State-owned Zhuge Wuhou Temple" [6]. In the third year of Song Duzong Xianchun in the Southern Song Dynasty (1267), there was a China ceramic tile tower in Nabotinnem, the mouth of the Caffrey River in the Indian Peninsula, which was engraved with Chinese characters: "I finished my work in August of the third year of Xianchun". Champa was from the Tang Dynasty. During the Song Dynasty (126 1-1266), Xue, a native of Yongjia County, Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province, settled in Zhenla. [7]