Tuva, a Russian minority, are they related to the Mongols?

In the second year of Genghis Khan Temujin's unification of Mongolian ministries, namely 1207, his eldest son, Shu Chi, led an expedition to the north, and conquered the northern tribes, including Buryats, who were then known as forest people. Generally speaking, these people have close ethnic origins with the Mongols, and have the same or similar language, religious beliefs, customs and lifestyles, which are formed by the evolution of some tribes in the Mongolian nation and local aborigines. According to the Secret History of Mongolia, in the Year of the Rabbit (A.D. 1207), Genghis Khan ordered his eldest son, Shu Chi, to lead the right-wing army to the people in the forest. Since then, these people have become subjects under Mongolian rule. It was only occupied by the Russians in the early 20th century. Since there is no treaty between China and Russia about the Donu Wulianghai, it can be said that Tuva is still the sacred territory of China until now!

Buryats are Mongolians distributed in Russia, Mongolia and China. Buryat is divided into two dialects, East and West, belonging to Altai Mongolian language family. Both Buryats and Tuvas are classified as a nation, which is artificially divided for the advantage of the main nation and is not recognized by themselves. And the integration of Central Asian tribes such as Xibe and Asut into Mongolia was after the Northern Yuan Dynasty. Therefore, when we look at things, we should analyze them in stages and not generalize them. Isn't it the same with the formation of the Han nationality? They are Mongolians, and they all belong to people in the forest. In a narrow sense, they all belong to their names. When Genghis Khan established Great Mongolia, all three departments were included, and of course the Woyila Department and the Kyrgyz Department were also included.

Mongolians, including Inner Mongolia, often go to Russia to exchange visits with them! Don't take your Baidu information here! Now Indians and Afghans agree with their Mongols when they visit! You can search this talk show when you have a chance! But not aliens outside Mongolia, like Kazakhstan. Tuwa people in Altay, Xinjiang, China are directly regarded as Mongolians.