Why did Ming Chengzu give the orphan of Jing Nan to Nuer Daitu?

Is there a word in the TV series "Daming Fenghua" that everyone doesn't know much about? Slave dry toast? .

At first, everyone thought it was very similar to Yunnan toast, but later they found that the two were not the same thing at all.

So what do slaves do in the TV series Daming Fenghua? Where's Nur Tudor? In the history of the Ming Dynasty, in what form did this place exist?

After the Ming Emperor Judy ascended the throne, all the more than 30,000 people orphaned by Jing Nan were sent to Nurgandus.

During the reign of Emperor Chengzu in Ming Dynasty, Nuergandus was actually a military administrative organization, which ruled parts of Heilongjiang, Jilin, Russia and Mongolia in Ming Dynasty.

Then, why did Ming Chengzu give the orphans in Jingnan to Nuer Tuotu?

At that time, although the Ming Dynasty formally ruled the Northeast, the ethnic groups here were mainly nomadic because of the relatively backward agricultural development in particularly cold areas.

Han people who are good at farming naturally don't like this kind of life, so the number of Han people in Northeast China is very small.

In order to fill the northeast frontier, Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, immigrated to the northeast for various reasons, but no matter how hard the Ming Dynasty tried, it had little effect.

Later, Ming Chengzu moved the capital to Beijing directly, one of which was to move the national center to the north and strengthen his rule in the north.

Because the demise of the Central Plains dynasties in past dynasties mostly came from the invasion of barbarians in the north, Ming Chengzu kept the emperor at home and moved the people to the north.

What is the administrative status of Nuer Tuo?

After the Ming army drove the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty back to the Great Northern Wilderness, there were still a few nomadic tribes in the northeast. However, these nomadic tribes are naturally not at the same level as the Ming army, so the Ming army can easily deter these tribes.

Because there are few Han people here, it is not convenient to establish effective rule and jurisdiction here. For the Han people who are used to farming civilization, this place belongs to an extremely desert area, and naturally they are unwilling to move here.

Because this place is relatively barren, it is of little significance to the taxation of the Ming Dynasty. If management is strengthened, it will only increase the military and administrative consumption of the country.

So the management policy of the Ming Dynasty was to let people here manage themselves in a similar way. Later, the central government of the Ming Dynasty devolved more and more power to this place, so that the late Jin Dynasty, which was dominated by Jurchen, rose up and destroyed the Ming Dynasty.

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Generally speaking, Nurgandus was once under the jurisdiction of the Ming Dynasty. When Judy, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, was alive, the Ming Dynasty was indeed able to form a certain effective jurisdiction over this place.

However, the autonomy here is very strong, and many primitive tribes keep their own troops, but they are labeled as Ming people and call themselves Ming people. Due to the good performance of these nomadic tribes in the early stage, the Ming Dynasty gradually relaxed its jurisdiction over this area.

Especially during the reign of Xuanzong in Ming Dynasty, there was a certain strategic contraction in Northeast China, which led to the gradual development of nomadic people here and laid a certain foreshadowing for the demise of Ming Dynasty.

Generally speaking, in the Ming Dynasty, the division of labor of slave owners should be regarded as a special administrative region.