After the Manchu entered the customs, a large number of people were recruited to reclaim Changbai Mountain, which was later closed and no one was allowed to enter casually. Why?

As we all know, Changbai Mountain is the hometown of Manchu people and the birthplace of Manchu people. Therefore, Changbai Mountain is regarded as their auspicious place by Manchu people. At that time, in order to expand the territory, expand the population and consolidate the base areas, the emperor ordered people to mine in Changbai Mountain. So there was a very big wave of immigrants at that time, but later the Qing rulers banned Changbai Mountain and did not allow people to enter. Why is this? There are several reasons.

The first point: protect the birthplace of the Qing Dynasty.

The ancients regarded the dragon as the most sacred thing, and Changbai Mountain, as the hometown of Manchu, naturally regarded Changbai Mountain as Long Mai. At that time, the Qing rulers thought that protecting Changbai Mountain meant protecting their descendants. Therefore, after the base area was consolidated, Changbai Mountain was banned and outsiders were not allowed to enter.

The second point: Manchu people left a back road for themselves.

Although the Qing Dynasty unified the Central Plains at that time, many anti-Qing waves rose back and forth. In order to prevent the demise of the Qing Dynasty, Manchu people had no hometown, so they protected Changbai Mountain and left a back road for themselves. Once the Qing Dynasty perished, the clan could still have a place to live.

The third point: protect the natural resources of Changbai Mountain.

As we all know, Changbai Mountain enjoys a superior geographical position. There are not only many rich natural resources on the mountain, but also many resources are very precious. Therefore, in order to prevent the loss of these resources, the Qing rulers protected Changbai Mountain.

The third point is the main reason why the rulers of the Qing Dynasty allowed Changbai Mountain to be mined first, and then prohibited others from entering.