Is there any connection between China's ancient Korea and present Korea?

It has nothing to do with Korea during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Korea (China during the Warring States Period) was founded by Han and Han Qian.

In the Western Zhou Dynasty, Duke Mu of Jin married the daughter of Qi, the eldest son was the "enemy" of the prince, and the second son was the "teacher". After the death of Jin Muhou, Mu Hou's younger brother, Uncle Yi, became a monarch. Four years later, the prince took revenge, killed Yan Shu, and succeeded Hou Wen of the Jin Dynasty. The capital of Jin is in Hebei (now southeast of Shanxi and Hebei). When Zhao Hou, the son of Hou Wen, was in office, Feng's younger brother was a teacher of Qu Wo (now Wenxidong, Shanxi), with the title of Uncle Huan.

Uncle Qu Wohuan recruited talents and expanded his power. In the 1960s and 1970s, when Schopenhauer was blocked, the contradiction between Showa Emperor and Schopenhauer continued. After the death of his uncle Qu Wohuan, the prince succeeded to the throne as Qu Wobo. Bo attacked and killed Hou Yaozong, the son of Zhao Hou, and the Jin people made Earl, the son of Hou Yaozong, king. After the death of Hou Yi, Zi Ai Hou succeeded to the throne. In the second year (before 7 16), Qu Wobo died and his son succeeded him, that is, Duke Qu Wowu. In the ninth year of Jin Ai Hou (709 BC), Duke Wu of Quwo sent troops to attack Yicheng and captured Jin Ai Hou. Jin people also made the son of Ai Hou succeed to the throne, calling him a dutiful son Hou. Han Wan, Minister of the State of Wu in Quwo, killed Hou Ai of the State of Jin. In 705 BC, Wu Gong of Quwo framed and killed Xiao Zihou. After more than 20 years of struggle, in 679 BC, King Zhou Nuo officially appointed King Qu Wowu as the King of Jin, and listed him as a vassal, making him the capital of Jin. Han Wan, who killed the mourning marquis of Jin Dynasty, was Han Wuzi. Some people think that Han Wan, the son of Qu Wo, fenced North Korea, and later Han, Wei Xianzi fenced gold to establish North Korea.

Warring States Korea

One of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States, it originated from the Jin State divided into three kingdoms: at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, doctors, Wei Xianzi and Han of the Jin State first assassinated Zhi Bo in 433 BC, and then divided the territory of the Jin State into three vassal states. Later historians called Han, Wei and Zhao together with Qin, Chu, Yan and Qi as the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period. The capital of Yangzhai (now Yuzhou, Xuchang City, Henan Province) was destroyed and later moved to Xinzheng (now Xinzheng, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province).

Korea's national strength was strongest when Han Lihou was in power. He took Shen Buhai, a French scholar, as prime minister, and his internal affairs were enlightened, and South Korea became a well-off society. Korea is located in the Central Plains, surrounded by Wei, Qi, Chu and Qin, and there is no room for development at all. The land is the smallest of the seven countries, and it is located in a mountainous area, where the economy is very underdeveloped, the people's living standards are very low, and the North Korean army is particularly weak, so it will lose every battle, making South Korea the first warring state to be destroyed by Qin, and it will perish in the first 230 years.

The most famous figure in Korea is Han Fei, a representative of Legalism. He was a North Korean aristocrat, who combined the strengths of Shang Yang's theory of valuing law, Shen Buhai's theory of valuing skill and Shen Dao's theory of valuing power, and integrated the thoughts of Legalism, which was later used by Qin State.

Why is Korea called Korea?

China historical records call ancient Koreans "eastward", which means "archers of the East". They are scattered in Manchuria, the eastern coast of China, north of the Yangtze River and the Korean Peninsula. There is a myth among Dongyi people that the legendary founder, Khan, was born by a father who descended from the sky and a woman who took a bear as a totem (there were many such tribes in the south of ancient China). It is said that he began to rule in 2233 BC, and his descendants have been in power in Korea's "country of quiet at dawn" and "country of bright at sunrise" 1000 years. When the Zhou Dynasty attacked Yin, Dongyi people gradually migrated to Manchuria and the Korean Peninsula. During the Warring States Period in China, the Dongyi people on the west coast of the Yellow Sea clashed with the Zhou people. This led most of them to migrate to South Manchuria and the Korean Peninsula.

Korea and Korea.

As the appellation of political power, it is said that Tan Jun Korea before the week, Jishi Korea before the week (built by Ji Zi, a descendant of Shang Dynasty) and Weishi Korea between Qin and Han Dynasties were all located in the north of Datong River, which was the traditional dividing line between China and the Korean Peninsula (until Zhu Yuanzhang). However, after Emperor Wu sent troops to the northeast to destroy Weishi Korea, "Korea" was destroyed. Later, the regime that appeared on the Korean peninsula never used "Korea" as the country name before Lee's Korea. Historically, North Korea was only occasionally mentioned as a geographical term, and it was used to represent a border area in China. In the early Ming Dynasty, North Korean general Li Chenggui used the title of "Korea" to please Zhu Yuanzhang after usurping power, which had little to do with the Korean Peninsula.

Now let's look at the origin of "Han". As mentioned earlier, most of Dongyi moved to Nanman and the Korean Peninsula during the Warring States Period in China. There are other tribes in Dongyi, namely immigrants living in Manchuria and Koreans living on the Korean peninsula. They all belong to Tungusic language family and Altaic language family. According to the records in the History of the Three Kingdoms and the History of the Later Han Dynasty in China, Korea on the peninsula at that time was mainly divided into three types: Ma, Chen and Mi. There are more than 65,438+10,000 households in Ma, 40,000 to 50,000 households in Chen and Mi 12 households. Silla, a part of Mahan-Baekje and Han Ge-emerged as two great powers in the Korean annexation war. Silla united with Tang Dynasty to eliminate Baekje and Koguryo, and unified the Korean Peninsula for the first time. After the decline of Silla, the peninsula entered the Three Kingdoms period. After that, Korea unified the Korean peninsula and established Wangshi Korea. Later, Lee Korea was established by Li Chenggui, as mentioned above. From this course, we can see that the "Han" in North Korea comes from the indigenous Korean people on the peninsula, and the ancient "Three Han" is its representative. Before the division of Korea, Korea was actually called Korea (the government in exile in China during the Anti-Japanese War was called the "Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea"), which was the name of the last monarch of Korea, Li Xi, before it was annexed by Japan. South Korea has never used South Korea as the country name before, so what is the basis for changing the country name?

The origin of "Korea"

From this point of view, before Dongyi moved its capital to Korea, the name of Korea had little to do with the Korean peninsula; In the Zhou Dynasty, Korea was an indigenous people on the peninsula. The present Korean (or Korean) nation is mainly composed of Koreans in the southern part of the peninsula, and is formed by the integration of Han nationality, immigrants, Koreans, widows, Koguryo people and Jurchen people. This "Korean nation" just borrowed the name of the ancient Dongyi nationality.

As we all know, there was a South Korea in the Spring and Autumn Period, ranking second among the five lords-Marquis. Although it is a close relative of Zhou, this country is too small. Soon, South Korea was destroyed by the State of Jin, and its rulers entered the State of Jin to continue to be nobles. In the Book of Songs, Han Yu said: "Pu Bie Hancheng, Yan Shi finished, was ordered by his ancestors, because it was a hundred foreigners." Wang Xihan Hou, who chased him, was chosen to go north because of his uncle. " Therefore, the Emperor of Zhou sealed only one imperial clan to Hancheng, but the people there were mostly foreigners, which was similar to that in Yan and Pakistan. Among them, it is the above-mentioned Koreans and migrants who pursue peace, and this North Korea, as one of the East Yi, is also constantly migrating, and the North Korea annexed by the State of Jin is only a branch that remains in the Central Plains. (Later, the three tribes were divided into Jin, and South Korea was restored. This is beside the point. ) In "Research on Korean Migration Movement", Jin Yuji made a detailed investigation on the migration of ancient Koreans on the basis of studying The Book of Songs, Han Yi and Wang Fu, and divided it into three stages: the first stage was the migration from western qi zhou to Hancheng, Shaanxi; The second stage moved from there to Gucheng, Hebei Province; The third stage will be transferred from there to the Korean peninsula. Therefore, Korea on the peninsula and Korea in the Central Plains are actually homologous, both from Hancheng. The "Han" in Hancheng comes from the "Han" of Korean nationality.

It can be seen that the name of Korea takes the name of the Han nationality, which is a tribe of Dongyi. The so-called "Yi" is a general term for the border people in ancient China, namely, Dongyi, Xidi, Beirong and Nanman. "Koreans" on the Korean Peninsula are closely related to Koreans in China's history.