Brief introduction of Wei Man

Wei Man (Ji surnamed Wei, descended from the imperial clan of Wei State) was a native of Yan State in the Warring States Period and the founder of Wei Man Korea (or Wei Man Korea). In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, he led many people eastward into the Korean peninsula and took refuge in Jizi Korea. Ji Zhun, the monarch of Jizi Korea, accepted Wei Man as a doctor, sealed hundreds of miles of land in Fiona Fang, western Korea, as Wei Man, and let Wei Man guard the western border of Jizi Korea. Wei Man waited until he became powerful, then expelled Ji Zhun, became king on his own, made Wang Xiancheng his capital, and established Wei Man's North Korean regime. Wei Man ruled Korea as a ruler, and his nationals were mainly descendants of Yin Shang and Yan Qi immigrants. Wei Man is an out-and-out Korean, and North China of Wei Man is the regime established by China as the ruling group. Like Jizi Korea, Weishi Korea is a state power established by China people, which is very different from Sanhan in the south of the Korean Peninsula and Silla and Lee Korea later. They are neither a country nor a nation.