The Ming Dynasty in the Immigration History of China

In the thirty years of Hongwu (1397), overseas Chinese living in Sanfoqi 1000 were acclaimed as the king of Sanfoqi [1 1].

During the Yongle period, most Chinese in Java fled from Guangdong, Fujian and other places, and most of them returned to Islam to fast.

There is a village in Java where thousands of overseas Chinese live together. Overseas Chinese call it Jinshi (now Gresik), and the village owner is from Guangdong.

There is an overseas Chinese village Duban in the eastern part of Java Island, which is called the early people by overseas Chinese. Zhangzhou and Guangdong immigrants 1000 people [12].

China people also live in Sulumai, Java.

Residents of Laogang (now Giant Port) fled here from Guangdong and Quanzhou, and were quite rich.

When Zheng He went to the Western Ocean, he appointed Shi Jinqing as the ambassador of Dagang.

In East Java, there is a "Lady Shi gave Na Zhi" to preach Islam. Lady Shi is the daughter of Shi Jinqing.

Malacca is the place where the Tang people lived.

King Shunta of Java is a Cantonese, and he gave a tribute in the ninth year of Yongle.

During the orthodox period

There are many overseas Chinese in Boni, and Zhang, a native of Zhangzhou, was once the governor.

Xie, a salt merchant in Dingzhou, went to Siam for business during Chenghua years, and later became an official of Siam, and went to China.

During Zheng De's period, there were hundreds of overseas Chinese families from Guangzhou and Quanzhou.

1572, the Spanish colonist once Spi said that there were 40 married China people living in Manila [14].

In Qin Long for six years (1572), there were 150 overseas Chinese living in Luzon.

During the Wanli period, Wang Lian, the king of the old port, was from Guangdong, and the king of Borneo was from Fujian.

In the 21st year of Wanli (1594), tens of thousands of overseas Chinese lived in Luzon.

There are many Chinese on Brunei Island, who stayed and settled with Zheng He's voyage to the West [15].

The hedgehog country in Cambodia, with wood as its city, is a place where Chinese live in compact communities [16].

/kloc-At the beginning of the 6th century, Huang Zhong recorded in Yu Hai that Nai Street in Siam was a street inhabited by Chinese [17].

16 13 Portuguese Illidi drew a map of Malaga, which shows that Zhangzhou Village, China Village and China Creek are obviously places where overseas Chinese live together [18].