After Zhou Wang's death, where did thousands of commercial troops go?

After Zhou Wang's death, where did hundreds of armies of Shang Dynasty go? Video of the occupation of North and South America for hundreds of years

After Zhou Wang's death, where did hundreds of armies of Shang Dynasty go? Occupy North and South America for hundreds of years

At present, a controversial topic is the historical truth that hundreds of thousands of people disappeared mysteriously in Shang Dynasty and later ruled America for hundreds of years after the attack of King Wu.

BC 1046, Zhou Wuwang and Jiang Shang led an army to crusade against Yin Shang. The two sides fought in Mu Ye, and Zhou Wang was forced to set himself on fire and died. The Shang Dynasty perished and the Zhou Dynasty was established. But at this time, a general of Shang Dynasty and Houxi Xiao, an important warlord, were fighting in the northeast. At this point, he and his hundreds of thousands of Shang adherents "collectively disappeared" from the history of China! Where the hell did they go?

With the advent of the era of geographical discovery, Europeans discovered America, but in the subsequent historical research, some western scholars found that there seems to be a special relationship between the civilizations of America and China.

As early as 1752, ZENI, a French scholar, put forward the view that "Fusang" in China's ancient books was Mexico of America. Subsequently, it triggered a wide-ranging discussion in western academic circles about who first discovered the new continent.

So some scholars put forward the saying that "Yin people traveled eastward". Where did this shocking statement come from? In fact, the saying that "Yin people traveled eastward" has been recognized by many western scholars. For example, American scholar William mcnair mentioned in "The Rise of the West: A History of Human Society" published in 1964: "The works of art of Shang Dynasty in China are strangely similar to the cultural relics excavated in Central America, and it may be a reasonable explanation that civilization has crossed the ocean."

Another American scholar, Michael, also appeared in the book The First Civilization in America. He mentioned that the social structure of Olmec people is very close to that of Shang Dynasty in China, and the art of Olmec people is very similar to that of Yin and Shang Dynasties in China, so Olmec civilization may have some connection with that of Yin and Shang Dynasties in China.

There is a song "Song of the King of Housi" circulating among American Indians, which says: "Twenty-five tribes are brothers. We can't forget the difficulties on the way after crossing the pontoon bridge in heaven. The blind date should be divided into wheat and millet, and the brothers will not humiliate their brothers, and the kingdom of heaven will be revived in winter.

The pronunciation of "Song is very similar to that of Hou. Some people infer that the last king of Indian population is Houxi Xiao! In the song of the heir king, many tribes followed the heir king across the pontoon bridge in heaven. The so-called paradise pontoon bridge is probably the Bering Strait, a natural passage connecting Asia and the United States.

In addition, Xu Hui, a professor at Oklahoma Central State University, found nearly 150 characters in photos or objects of Olmec pottery, jade and stone carvings.

After repeated speculation and argumentation with him, it is found that these words are very similar to Oracle Bone Inscriptions and bronze inscriptions in Shang Dynasty in China, so he thinks that Olmec civilization originated in Shang Dynasty in China.

This Olmec civilization has a long history and far-reaching influence in America. It is the oldest known American civilization and is known as the "mother of Indian civilization". It has existed for nearly a thousand years and has a far-reaching influence on American civilization.

However, Olmec's artistic style is strikingly similar to that of China during the Yin and Shang Dynasties, which is why many scholars support the view of "Yin people traveling eastward". Although the theory of "Yin people traveling eastward" has been recognized by many scholars, after all, there are few materials and archaeological discoveries left by Olmec civilization. So far, there is still no direct evidence to prove that businessmen, especially Houxi Xiao, a adherent of Shang Dynasty, are the pioneers of Olmec civilization.

This controversial hope is beneficial.