Where do the Hakka "guests" come from?

Speaking of Hakkas, we can think of Tulou Group. This tulou group is located in Nanjing County, Fujian Province today. I believe many friends have seen this earth building group consisting of three primitive buildings, an oval building and a square building from the Internet, and this place has attracted tourists from all over the world to watch it. It is also a gathering place for Hakkas, and today I want to talk to you about where Hakkas come from.

Speaking of Hakka enclosed houses, that is, what we call earth buildings, actually originated from the central plains dwellings in the Han and Jin Dynasties. Since their huts came from the Han and Jin Dynasties, were the ancestors of Hakkas from the ancient Central Plains or descendants of the 507th ethnic group in China? In fact, Hakkas are due to historical reasons, but the residents of Fujian and Guangdong provinces have jointly formed this special culture.

The ancestors of Hakkas can be traced back to Yongjia in the Western Jin Dynasty. Little friends who have studied history know that there was chaos in the north during Yongjia period, so many Central Plains people, that is, Han people, fled to the south one after another. Finally, after the establishment of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, these people who fled from the north to the south were called guests. This allusion can be found in the Book of Southern Qi? I found a clue in the county annals. However, during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, China was unified, but then there was the Anshi Rebellion and the Imperial Uprising. People from the Central Plains moved to the south again. When the government was reunified, these people living in Fujian were called Hakkas, but in fact they were Han people who had been moved here.

Descendants of the Han nationality became Hakkas after they dispersed to Fujian. After Hakka, with the changes of the times, after experiencing the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, it spread to eastern Guangdong, Taiwan Province Province and Nanyang respectively, and gradually spread to the whole world.