Which nation is Baiyue?

Question 1: Baiyue, what are the main cultural characteristics of Baiyue nationality? Baiyue, also known as Baiyue nationality, is the general name of different nationalities living in the south of China today and related to the ancient Yue people. Also known as Baiyue and Zhu Yue in literature. In ancient Chinese, it often refers to the southern region. On Qin dynasty, "take the land of Baiyue in the south", "collect herbs" and "all say peach, plum and winter fruit". In pre-Qin ancient books, the indigenous peoples in southeastern China are often referred to as "Yue". As Mr. Lv Simian pointed out, "from Yue Yue, south of the Yangtze River". In this vast area, there are actually many ethnic groups with castes, so the indigenous people in different areas have different names, or they are called wuyue (in southern Jiangsu and northern Zhejiang), Fujian (in Fujian), Yangyue (in Jiangxi and Hunan), South Vietnam (in Guangdong) or "Guangdong". So "Yue" is also called "Baiyue". Hundreds of people talk a lot. The more Guangdong, the more common it was in ancient times. Yue Yue, ancient sounds such as Wut, Wat and Wet are read. It is the pronunciation of ancient Jiangnan aborigines calling "people", and the more it means "people". Hundred is the majority, a rough figure, not an exact figure. Baiyue is the collective name of all ethnic groups in the south. The Xia Dynasty called it "Yuyue"; Shang dynasty called it "Manyue" or "Nanyue"; The "Yue" in the Zhou and Qin Dynasties not only refers to "Yue Guo", but also refers to various ethnic groups in the south. The Zhou Dynasty called it "YueYang" and "Jingyue"; The Warring States called it "Baiyue". Hanshu? What are the areas where geographically related information is distributed? What is the land area of Shenzhen? What's the time difference between the United States and China? I may ... what are the resources of Aconitum carmichaeli? Where is kusnezoff monkshood produced most? Who recommends a book about geography? Suitable for sixth grade ... what is arachnoid membrane? What's the function of mushrooms? What is water jet? Is there any connection between climate and disease? The Basic Etiology of Cerebral Thrombosis The Discovery of the World's Largest Centipede World Map Reflection on the Teaching of the World's Largest Bird-Horse Syndrome It is noted that there are seven or eight thousand miles from toe to toe, and there are hundreds of different places, each with its own caste. Before the Warring States Period, the name "Qi Min" first appeared in Zhou Li: a professional family. Fujian is the name of the ancient Southeast Vietnamese in China. Xu Shen said in Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "Fujian, Southeast Vietnam, snake species". Hanshu? The biography of Xu Yan, the father of Yan Zhu Wuqiu, records Wang An's book of admonishing Fujian and Guangdong in Huainan, saying, "The more there is no city, the more it lies in the valley and the bamboo." "The difference between mountains and rivers is only an inch, but it is a hundred miles away, and the forest can stop the danger." "Deep in the forest and bamboo, the waterway hits the stone up and down, and there are many snakes and beasts in the forest." According to these records, the ancient Baiyue people gathered in towns and villages scattered among mountains, rivers, deep forests, bamboo forests and valleys, and there were many of them. The name "wuyue" appeared in Zhou Li and Dongguankao. Where's Yi? Wang Huijie also includes Dongyue, Europe, Yuyue, Gumei, Cheou, Haiyang, Cangwu, Yuequ, Guiguo, Shouzi, Li Chan and Cangwu. The History of Taoism written by the Song people gave a specific explanation to the ethnic names of Baiyue: "Zhe, Luo Yue, Ou Yue, Zhe, Ou, Man, Shen Mu, Mifu, Poultry, Cangwu, Yue District, Guo, Damazi, Li Chan, Returnee, Jiujun, Yuji, Beidai. (Refer to Terry Evevol's On the Similarities and Differences between Baiyue and Baiyue and General History of Zhuang Nationality) All ethnic groups living in southern China belong to Zhuang Dong language family and Miao Yao language family, and both language and cultural customs have a certain degree of origin with Baiyue nationality in ancient times. In addition, some scholars believe that some ethnic groups in Indo-China Peninsula today, such as Thai people in Thailand, Lao people in Laos, Shan people in Myanmar, Jing people and Mang people in Vietnam, and even the aborigines in Taiwan Province Province who belong to Austronesian language family, are also closely related to Baiyue people to some extent. According to relevant documents, as early as the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, there was an ancient nation called Yue (ancient China people generally called barbarians in the southeast as Yue and barbarians in the north as Hu), who lived in the southeast and south of China today (Dong Wang, March, 2003). According to the current archaeological evidence, the Hemudu cultural site in Zhejiang province, which is 7000 years ago, is probably a culture created by the ancient Vietnamese. The Hemudu site found the accumulation of rice, straw and rice husk, which was the earliest rice culture in the world at that time. Later, earlier rice culture was discovered in Peiligang site in the Yellow River basin, Jiahu site in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River and Pengtoushan site. In addition, the current exam ... >>

Question 2: Why did the ancient Baiyue people disappear in China? Where have they all gone? In China's unified multi-ethnic country, Baiyue not only communicated with each other in politics, economy and culture, but also merged with each other in blood. Like other ancient ethnic groups in China, the Yue people are constantly merging with other ethnic groups. In the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, Baiyue gradually disappeared. Finally, most Baiyue ethnic groups live together with the Han nationality, and some of them have developed into some Zhuang and Dong ethnic minorities in southern China. The earliest of Baiyue was Yuyue in the Spring and Autumn Period. On the first day of Yueguo, Gou Jian built Yueguo with Ji as the center. At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, wuyue was often captured. In 492 BC, Yue was defeated by Fu Cha, the king of Wu. Gou Jian, the King of Yue, tried his best to make a fortune. 19, finally defeated Wu, allied with the princes of Xuzhou, and claimed to be the overlord. Gou Jian became one of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period. Editing this paragraph, the transition of Yue and national Japanese culture from rope culture to yayoi culture is a qualitative leap. It was not the aborigines on the Japanese archipelago who created Yayoi culture. Some scholars believe that a large number of Wuyue people migrated to Japan during the Qin and Han Dynasties. This group of people brought advanced cultural technology (such as rice planting technology) to Japan, which made a leap in Japanese native culture and produced "Yayoi culture". Qin unified the world, and the people in wuyue's hometown were dissatisfied with Qin's rule, which became the hidden worry of Qin rulers. Historically, the Yue people were divided into internal Yue people and external Yue people. Foreign Vietnam migrated to the sea and struggled with the rulers of the Qin Dynasty for a long time. Due to the strict precautions of the Qin Dynasty, Waiyueshi was unable to return to her hometown and was forced to flee and seek overseas residence, so she went to Japan. I think the navigation technology of Baiyue nationality is very developed. In ancient times, when traffic was relatively backward, maritime traffic was easier than land traffic. With the help of monsoon and ocean currents, it takes a week or even less to reach Japan from Jiangnan. Recently, there is a saying that Baiyue people discovered square Chinese characters and Pu people. Jin Zhong (Li Jingzhong), a linguist at the Asian Studies Center of HKU, believes that the Xia Dynasty in China's history was a dynasty established by Pu people. Dong Chuping, a scholar who put forward this view earlier, listed more than ten pieces of evidence in his book Records of Wuyue Culture, trying to prove that Baiyue people went north to establish a dynasty. However, the correctness of this statement has attracted academic discussion.

Question 3: How many Baiyue nationalities have changed from ancient times to modern times? Baiyue nationality is the general name of different nationalities related to the ancient Yue people living in the south of China today. Also known as "Baiyue" in literature, Yue and Yue nationalities are widely distributed and have their own castes, and they are scattered all over southern China today. In the history of China, the vast land in the south of the Yangtze River, that is, seven or eight thousand miles from Jiaodi to Huiji, was the residence of Baiyue people before Qin and Han Dynasties. The ancient Vietnamese they use in country B is also very different from the ancient Chinese used in northern China, so they can't talk to each other. According to linguists' research, among the seven so-called dialects of Chinese, the northern dialect (official northern dialect) can be roughly regarded as the result of the development of ancient Chinese in central and northern China for thousands of years, while the other six dialects are gradually formed by the interaction between the northern residents' several moves to the south and the languages of southern nationalities in history. In particular, Wu dialect, Min dialect and Cantonese are closely related to the ancient Vietnamese language of Baiyue nationality. All ethnic groups living in southern China belong to Zhuang-Dong language family and Miao-Yao language family, and their language and cultural customs are related to the ancient Baiyue people to some extent. In addition, some scholars believe that the Thai people in Thailand, the Shan people in Myanmar, the Jing people and the Mang people in Vietnam, and even the aborigines in Taiwan Province Province who belong to Austronesian language family are all closely related to Baiyue people.

Question 4: What nationality is Baiyue? It is the general name of different ethnic groups living in southern China today and related to the ancient Yue people. Also known as "Baiyue" in literature, Yue and Yue nationalities are widely distributed and have their own castes, and they are scattered all over southern China today.

All ethnic groups living in southern China belong to Zhuang-Dong language family and Miao-Yao language family, and their language and cultural customs are related to the ancient Baiyue people to some extent. In addition, some scholars believe that the Thai people in Thailand, the Shan people in Myanmar, the Jing people and the Mang people in Vietnam, and even the aborigines in Taiwan Province Province who belong to Austronesian language family are closely related to Baiyue people.

Question 5: Where did the ancient Baiyue refer to? In ancient times, the more common Guangdong was, the more Guangdong there was. Also known as "Baiyue" and "Zhu Yue". The floorboard of ancient South Vietnam in China. Distributed in Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi and other places. Because there are many tribes, it is called Baiyue.

In ancient China, barbarians in the southeast were generally called "Yue" and barbarians in the north were called "Hu". As early as the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, there was an ancient people named Yue who lived in the southeast and south of today's China. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, the ethnic groups in southern China were generally referred to as "Yue" in relevant historical books.

According to the current archaeological evidence, the Hemudu cultural site in Zhejiang province, which is 7000 years ago, is probably a culture created by the ancient Vietnamese. Archaeologists now generally believe that the cultural remains widely distributed in the south of China, mainly characterized by pottery figurines, may also have been created by the Guyue people. From the late Neolithic period more than 4,000 years ago, it continued to the Shang, Zhou, Qin and Han dynasties, and was distributed in the southeast and Lingnan areas of China in space.

Although no nation or ethnic group is named after Baiyue today, Baiyue culture has actually left various traces in the cultures (languages and customs) of many different nationalities in various ways.

Question 6: What nationalities are the descendants of Baiyue divided into now, including Baiyue in foreign countries, which are Han nationality, but they are only one of the nationalities divided by region in ancient times.

Question 7: What are Baiyue people? Is the floorboard of the ancient Yue people in China, basically ethnic minorities in the southeast coast and southwest.

Question 8: Is Baiyue an ancestor or a nation? I said it was Baiyue, but it was certainly not an ancestor or a nation. Hundreds of ancestors, hundreds of nationalities. You can refer to the ethnic minorities in Hainan Island, where hundreds of ethnic groups have merged into the Li nationality.

Question 9: Does anyone know the history of Baiyue nationality? Baiyue nationality is the general name of different nationalities related to the ancient Yue people living in the south of China today. Also known as "Baiyue" in literature, Yue and Yue nationalities are widely distributed and have their own castes, and they are scattered all over southern China today. In the history of China, the vast land south of the Yangtze River, that is, the so-called seven or eight thousand miles from Jiaodi to Huiji, was the residence of Baiyue people before Qin and Han Dynasties. The ancient Vietnamese they use in country B is also very different from the ancient Chinese used in northern China, so they can't talk to each other.

Baiyue nationality-the origin of Yue is Yue, ancient Yue and universal Yue. Yue Yue, ancient sounds such as Wut, Wat and Wet are read. It is the pronunciation of ancient Jiangnan aborigines calling "people", and the more it means "people". The literal meaning of "Baiyue" is that "Baiyue" is the majority, which is an approximate number, not an exact number. "Baiyue" is a general term for all ethnic groups in the south. Another way of saying it is that Baiyuetong is "Puyue", which is a general term for inland tribes "Pu" and coastal tribes "Yue". There is also a saying that "Bai" in Zhuang language should be interpreted as boux (people, clan), "Baiyue" means "Terran", and so on. The Xia Dynasty called it "Yuyue"; Shang dynasty called it "Manyue" or "Nanyue"; The "Yue" in the Zhou and Qin Dynasties not only refers to "Yue Guo", but also refers to various ethnic groups in the south. The Zhou Dynasty called it "YueYang" and "Jingyue"; The Warring States called it "Baiyue". Hanshu? The notes in Geography quoted ministers as saying that there are hundreds of different places, each with its own caste, from crossing toes to meeting minutes of seven or eight thousand miles. Before the Warring States Period, the name "Qi Min" first appeared in Zhou Li: a professional family. Fujian is the name of the ancient Southeast Vietnamese in China. Xu Shen said in Shuo Wen Jie Zi: "Fujian, Southeast Vietnam, snake species". Hanshu? The biography of Xu Yan, the father of Yan Zhu Wuqiu, records Wang An's book of admonishing Fujian and Guangdong in Huainan, saying, "The more there is no city, the more it is between valleys and bamboos." "The difference between mountains and rivers is only an inch, but it is a hundred miles away, and the forest can stop the danger." "Deep in the forest and bamboo, the waterway hits the stone up and down, and there are many snakes and beasts in the forest." According to these records, the ancient Baiyue people gathered in towns and villages scattered among mountains, rivers, deep forests, bamboo forests and valleys, and there were many of them. The name "wuyue" appeared in Zhou Li and Dongguankao. Where's Yi? Wang Huijie also includes Dongyue, Europe, Yuyue, Gumei, Cheou, Haiyang, Cangwu, Yuequ, Guiguo, Shouzi, Li Chan and Cangwu. The History of Taoism written by the Song people gave a specific explanation to the ethnic names of Baiyue: "Zhe, Luo Yue, Ou Yue, Zhe, Ou, Man, Shen Mu, Mifu, Poultry, Cangwu, Yue District, Guo, Damazi, Li Chan, Returnee, Jiujun, Yuji, Beidai. (Excerpted from Terry Evevol [On the Similarities and Differences between Baiyue and Baibu, General History of Zhuang Nationality].

Baiyue Ethnic Group-Origin (1) The ethnic origin of Baiyue Ethnic Group

At present, there are two main opinions about the origin of Baiyue nationality: one is that Baiyue nationality originated from Xia nationality, that is, "Yue Yu Yue Yu"; Second, it is believed that Baiyue nationality developed from the local primitive residents, that is, the "indigenous" theory. But according to archaeological data and historical data, the latter is more credible. Xia and Baiyue nationalities not only have different surnames, but also have different distribution areas and cultural characteristics. Therefore, the origin and formation of Baiyue ethnic group, although it also contains some elements of other ethnic groups, should be mainly developed by local primitive ancestors.

(B) the distribution area of the Yue nationality

Baiyue is distributed in the southeast and south of China, and reaches a vast area in northern Vietnam. According to the history books, from Zhejiang Huiji to Jiaotoe, it is seven or eight thousand miles, and "there are hundreds of miscellaneous things, each with its own surname". In China, that is, southern Jiangsu, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Anhui, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Fujian, Taiwan Province, Guangdong, Guangxi and other provinces, cities and autonomous regions have all lived in ancient Baiyue, which is similar to the Neolithic culture in the southeast coast of China. Baiyue nationality has its own national language, life and characteristics. Baiyue language is sticky, which is different from Chinese monosyllabic meaning. Therefore, when the K word in Baiyue becomes Chinese, it is often translated into two words, such as love for disaster and enthusiasm for warm shrimp. Some people think that Zhuang and Dong languages are very close today. Baiyue people's life, customs and habits also have their own characteristics, that is, S-tooth grinding; Continuous tattoo; The arm is an alliance; Eat more seafood; Super healthy; Good at shipbuilding and water warfare; And he is good at casting bronzes, such as bronze swords and bronze priests (big clocks).

Although we can't find a nation or ethnic group called Baiyue today, Baiyue culture has actually left various traces in the cultures of many different nationalities in various ways. In the process of its own development, it has also been >>

Question 10: Which country did Fujian belong to during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period? Barbarians? What nationality? Baiyue Fujian has a long history, and there are human activities in primitive society. It belongs to a branch of the Guyue nationality and is called "Dongyue". During the Warring States Period, the State of Yue was defeated by Chu soldiers. Some of Yue's royal family fled south to Fujian and southern Zhejiang, and their descendants merged with Fujian people to become "Minyue people". After Qin Shihuang unified China in 22 1 BC, Fujian established Minzhong County, which first appeared on Chinese territory as an administrative division.

So it should be East Bai Yue.