Zhu Yuanzhang is Korean! Come and judge! Then Qin Shihuang is an American! ! ! Joke! You can't beat China by yourself!

Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding monarch of the Ming Dynasty, was originally from the Korean peninsula, but later moved to Fengyang, Anhui, China for a strange dream. So Zhu Yuanzhang is a descendant of North Korea, that is, a naturalized person, not a Han nationality. As a Korean, Zhu Yuanzhang lived in the Central Plains with Khitan and Nuzhen descendants, forming the Hui nationality. In the Yuan Dynasty, non-Han people (Han people) who lived together were called Hui people. There are still some historians who speculate that Zhu Yuanzhang is a Hui nationality. After Zhu Yuanzhang ascended the throne, in order to appease the Han people's desire to restore orthodox culture and stabilize their rule, they began to re-formulate the culture, etiquette and costumes of the Han people. Foreign countries reconciled with Mongolian Yuan and recognized their rule. At the same time, in order to continue their Korean ancestry, they did not forget their ancestors and intermarried with the people of the Korean royal family many times. In the Ming Dynasty, the Zhu family had the most frequent marriage with North Korea, and had many North Korean concubines. Moreover, Korea was listed as one of the countries that the Ming Dynasty could not conquer. In the Battle of Benevolence and Minister, the Ming Dynasty sent troops to protect Korea. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Korea stood firmly on the side of the Ming Dynasty, so that the Qing Dynasty conquered Korea twice, threatened Japan, and probably reappeared the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty. After the Ming Dynasty was wiped out by the Manchu Dynasty, North Korea has been using the year number of Chongzhen in the Ming Dynasty. The costumes of the Ming Dynasty also absorbed many elements of Korean costumes. For example, the clothes of flying fish in Jin Yiwei are very similar to those of Korean women. The emperors of Ming Dynasty 18 were mostly dissolute and had no mercy on the people. It's not hard to guess why. The emperor of the Ming Dynasty was not a Han Chinese, but a descendant of Korea. Of course, they did not show mercy to the Han people, which led to the loss of popular support and people's livelihood. Hundreds of millions of Ming people were defeated by Manchu with a population of less than one million. . Therefore, the Han regime in the Ming Dynasty was not pure.