Tatar immigrants

Now Russians look more like Europeans, with high nose and eagle eyes and fair skin. Mongolian Empire is the largest empire in ancient history. It once spanned the whole Eurasia and ruled Russia for more than 200 years. Then why didn't most Russians get killed? Assimilation? Looks like a Mongolian? This question reminds me of Yeltsin on the screen when I was a child. He looks like an old man in China, and he looks very kind, so it is not accurate to say that Mongolian rule has no influence on them at all.

Historically, Mongolians fought in Europe and left their genes in the European race.

To be sure, Russians do have Mongolian descent. Historically, when Mongols were the most powerful race, the army pointed directly at the Danube. Today, Romania, Poland, Ukraine and other areas that people can see were once the territory of Mongolia. The ethnic origins in these areas basically have some Mongolian genes.

Although the Mongols have ruled for more than 200 years, Russia has a vast territory and many ethnic groups, which is one of the reasons why only some Russians have Mongolian descent. The Russians we see are still a minority, most of them are Western Europeans, and most of them are European appearances.

Historically, this behemoth of the Mongolian Empire did not exist forever. After Genghis Khan's son Kublai Khan became the great Khan of the Mongolian empire, other descendants of Khan opposed him, so the huge Mongolian empire was dissolved in the voice against him.

Next, the Mongol Empire was dissolved into five countries. In history, apart from the Yuan Dynasty, Russia and Central Asia have four countries of different sizes. Among the four khanates, Russia has a very close relationship with Chincha khanate. From the map, it only occupies a part of western Russia in history. Russia can become what it is today, in fact, thanks to its existence.

During Mongolia's rule in Russia, there was naturally intermarriage. At that time, the Tsar's family married six Mongolian princesses, which shows that the princes and nobles at that time also loved to please the rulers. Of course, this kind of intermarriage exists more between nobles and nobles. What should ordinary people do? There is no such thing. Improve bloodline? Opportunity.

Handed down from generation to generation, this blood relationship is chaotic, mixed-race, and Europeans are in the majority, but old Europeans don't recognize Russians as Europeans and always call them? Tatar? , even a little annoying. Want to come, the Russians are also pretty? Unique? Yes

Russia has inherited the brave and aggressive genes of Mongols and likes to expand its territory.

Of course, today's Russian talents, no matter who admits it or not, are beautiful, and other fighting nations have their own decisions. This character is also influenced by Mongols.

Before the Mongols invaded, the Russians were gentle, and it was enough to get some big bread for one acre and three points, but they were not interested in the territory. After the invasion of Mongolia and the establishment of Qin Hanzhe, they saw the world, were hungry, became brave and belligerent, and liked to gallop on the battlefield and expand their territory.

Therefore, after the gradual disappearance of the Mongolian regime in history, they inherited the spirit of Mongolia, picked up the mantle of the Mongols, became what people call a fighting nation, and had a great desire to expand their territory. Some Japanese scholars even think that Russia is essentially the third Reich of Mongolia, which sounds scary. It is estimated that Russia has been abused and respects itself.

Having said that, if you carefully observe the existing Russians with this established thinking, you will find that the Mongols have left an indelible mark on the Russians. In a word, although only a few people got married in Russia under Mongolian rule, the few Russians still can see the shadow of Mongolian race. Russians are more likely to inherit the brave and bellicose genes of Mongols.

References:

Biography of Russia