Where is Wanggezhuang (unmarked) in Zhaoyuan County, dengzhou city? My hometown came to the northeast during the Daoguang period.

Manchu didn't go to Guandong, which refers to the Han people who fled to the northeast from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China.

The birthplace of the main Manchu Jurchen was originally in the northeast, and it was the original resident of the northeast. It is impossible to cross the border. If you moved back to your hometown from Shanhaiguan garrison during the Republic of China, it would not be called Kanto, but anti-hometown.

In the early Qing Dynasty, some Han troops were recruited to join the Eight Banners, which was called "Eight Banners Han Army". Part of the Eight Banners Han Army gradually became full because it lived with Manchu for a long time, and was later merged into Manchu.

Some of these people's ancestors did come from Shandong, but it was very early, at the latest in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, when there was no such thing as The Journey to the West.

In a word, Manchu failed to go to the East. If your family is going to Kanto, it is definitely not Manchu. If your family is Manchu, you will definitely not go to Kanto.

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During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, you didn't cross to Kanto, and your family was not an immigrant at all. Perhaps the TV series "Braving the Kanto" is more famous, but we can't rely on it just because our ancestral home is in Shandong, and those whose ancestral home is in Shandong are not necessarily braving the Kanto. What's more, most people who travel eastward are beggars and have fled the country, which is not a glorious thing.

During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, the Eight Banners New Han Army was recruited in Hebei and Shandong provinces. These people were later transferred to Jilin Province and set up a shotgun camp.

If your family is the Eight Banners New Han Army recruited at that time, then your family should be the Han Eight Banners of Jilin Province Birthgun Camp. Some of them later joined the Manchu.