Where did Manchu ancestors come from?

Manchu is a descendant of Nuzhen, whose ancestors lived in the Heilongjiang River valley in the northeast of China. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, in order to suppress the remnants of the Northern Yuan Dynasty, the Nuer Puppet Division and the Far East Command post were set up in the northeast of China today to manage the northeast, and all the ministries of Jurchen surrendered to the Ming Dynasty.

Manchu, formerly known as Manchu, belongs to the ethnic minorities in China. As early as the Zhou Dynasty, Manchu ancestors lived in the Ashe River basin. In the12nd century, Akuta, the leader of Jurchen, established the Jin Dynasty in Acheng. 1635, Huang taiji abolished the old name of Nuzhen, and the family name was Manchuria. 1644, the Qing army entered the customs and unified the whole country, followed by a large number of Manchu people, and then the Qing Dynasty was established.

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In the forty-fourth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, Nurhachi established the Daikin Kingdom in Hetuala (now Xinbin Manchu Autonomous County in Liaoning Province), calling himself "Wise Khan", which was called Houjin in history. Later, in the war to unify Jurchen and the ministries of the Ming Dynasty, they moved their capitals to Liaoyang, Tokyo and Shenyang.

In the eleventh year of the mandate of heaven (1626), after the succession of Emperor Taizong of Qing Dynasty, it was renamed as "Tiancong". During this period, the Eight Banners Mongolia and the Eight Banners Han Army were formed one after another.

In the tenth year of Tiancong (1636), Huang Taiji changed his country name to "anniversary" and established Yuan Chongde. Nurhachi and Huang Taiji made unremitting efforts to consolidate and develop the post-Jin regime and laid the foundation for the Qing Dynasty to unify the whole country.

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