Zhu Yuanzhang immigrated to grassland.

After the Yuan Dynasty went to Yunnan with the army, the Mongols in Yunnan settled in Tonghai. In A.D. 1253, Kublai Khan of Yuan Shizu led 65,438+10,000 troops from Liupanshan of Ningxia and entered Sichuan via Gansu. Crossing the Jinsha River into Yunnan ended Dali's rule over Yunnan and unified Yunnan.

1254, Kublai Khan transferred his troops back to Korea, leaving General Uriyangqatai to guard Yunnan and continue to conquer the remaining tribes. During the period of 1255, Uriyangqatai successively captured Buhuahe, Ahein, East Yunnan, North Yunnan, Tonghai and Jianshui areas in northeast Yunnan. After the reunification of the Yuan Dynasty, many Mongolian soldiers were stationed, and some officers and men lived on the Phoenix Mountain behind Baige Village today.

1283, the "Marshal's Mansion of Xuanwei Department in Lin 'an, Yuanjiang and other places in Guangxi" was established in Qutuo Pass, Tonghai, and the Tatar Camp in Jin Jiu, Qutuo Pass, Dazhai and Hexi Town became the main encampment of the Mongolian army. In the middle and late Yuan Dynasty, some Mongols moved to Hexi City and other places, while others moved to the foot of Fengshan.

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/kloc-Before the middle of the 0/3rd century, there were no Mongolians in Yunnan, and the contemporary Mongolians in Yunnan were one of the products of the Mongolians' campaign in Asia.

138 1 year, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Ming emperor, entered Yunnan, and the Yuan regime was completely destroyed. The Mongolian army living in Yunnan was defeated and scattered all over the country, becoming nameless, obedient and integrated into other ethnic groups. It's just that some Mongolian officers and men guarding Qutuo Pass, which is connected with the sea, tried their best to gradually converge to the west bank of Qilu Lake and become a Mongolian settlement, which has flourished ever since.

Most of the scattered Mongolians converted to the Han nationality and gradually merged with the Han nationality and other nationalities. Mongolian residents living in Hexi City, Tatar Camp and other places moved to the foot of Fengshan, and Yuhu Village (now Meng Xing Township) became the largest settlement of Mongolian people in Yunnan.

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