What nationality is Turku?

Turhut is an ancient tribe of Mongolian people in China. In the history of China, the Mongolian people once established a huge and brilliant dynasty "Yuan Dynasty" across Eurasia. The territory of this dynasty is one of the largest and strongest dynasties in China's 5,000-year history.

Therefore, he left us more pride and pride! But unfortunately, the life cycle of this dynasty is also very short. The Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) was in 1998, during which wars continued, and was finally driven into Mobei by the Daming Dynasty established by Zhu Yuanzhang. Soon after, the Yuan Dynasty perished!

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After the demise of the Yuan Dynasty, according to historical records, as early as the end of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1628), in order to find a new living environment, most Turks left their homeland in Talbahatai, Xinjiang, crossed kazakh steppe, crossed ural river, and came to the lower reaches of the Volga River and the shores of the Caspian Sea, which were not occupied by tsarist Russia at that time.

In this vast and sparsely populated grassland, they reopened their homes, worked and lived, and established the nomadic feudal regime "Turkut Khan". By the 65438+60s, this tribe had lived here 140 years. At this time, Russia has gradually become stronger, and began to expand its territory abroad, trying to suppress other ethnic groups.

At that time, the Russian government allowed a large number of Cossack immigrants to expand eastward and continuously reduced the nomadic land in Turkut, which meant that the development of Turkut's territory and animal husbandry was greatly restricted. In addition, during this period, due to the continuous territorial expansion of tsarist Russia, there were more and more wars, including a long-term war with Turkey.

The number of personnel dropped sharply, so the Russian government began to force the recruitment of personnel from other ethnic groups in China. Arbitrary conscription has also led to a sharp decline in tribal youth, and many people have become victims of Russia's external expansion and died in the battlefields of Turkey and Northern Europe.