Brunei is the happiest country in Asia. Why does Brunei regard China as its ancestor?

There is a country located in the northwest of kalimantan island, which belongs to Southeast Asia. Its land area is smaller than that of a city in China, and the number is not very large, about 300,000, but it is called the happiest country. Most importantly, their royal family has a China. This country is called Boni County, and now it is Brunei. Brunei, formerly known as Boni, is a country ruled by a king. When it comes to the rule of the king, our first impression is that this country is weak. That was not the case. This country is very rich, and its per capita GDP is the sixth in the world. Brunei covers an area of only 5,765 square kilometers, which is less than a city in China. It is worth mentioning that in this country ruled by the king, the royal family actually has an ancient ancestor of China-Huang Ping.

Huang Senping was born in the late Yuan Dynasty. His name is yuan shou. Because of Huang Yuanshou's outstanding contribution to exterminating bandits and pirates in Senpingtan, South China Sea, Zhu Yuanzhang of Ming Dynasty appointed Huang Yuanshou as the special envoy to Borneo (Kalimantan). Huang Ping led thousands of his family and neighbors from southwest Myanmar to Borneo (present-day kalimantan island) by plane to escape the chaos.

They landed at the mouth of a big river in East Kalimantan. Huang Sen Pinghe and China compatriots worked hard in Duanzhou River Basin. Their strength has developed rapidly and their voices are loud. People like him worked hard to develop and soon formed a living force. The local people worshipped him and called him "Racine". Therefore, Huang Sen Ping and the China regime established an independent tribe there and prospered there.

At that time, Brunei was invaded by Indonesia, Philippines and Sudan. The new king of Brunei, Mahmoud Shah, turned to Huang Ping for help and married his daughter. Since then, the two regimes have formed an alliance. Huang Ping led China's army to defeat the invasion of other countries. Brunei also avoided being conquered by other countries. Later, King Mahmoud Shah of Brunei died, his son succeeded to the throne, and Huang Ping was appointed as a Buddhist, further consolidating his position in Brunei. In fact, Brunei and China have maintained close ties since ancient times. On the hill outside the capital of Brunei, there is an ancient tomb with China characteristics. Although the inscription on the tomb is not clear, you can still see the words "Tomb of Commander Wang". During the festival, all members of Brunei royal family will visit this tomb to show their respect. Brunei's successor may have built this mausoleum in memory of Huang Siping.