Which parts of the northeast of Ming Dynasty belonged to China? How many Han people were there in Northeast China at that time? What was the proportion of Han people slaughtered in Northeast China in

Which parts of the northeast of Ming Dynasty belonged to China? How many Han people were there in Northeast China at that time? What was the proportion of Han people slaughtered in Northeast China in the early Qing Dynasty? In the Ming dynasty, the northeast was much bigger than it is now. At that time, the place was not like Shanhaiguan pass. Because there were very few Han Chinese in Northeast China at that time, they were all stationed in the local army to manage various ethnic minorities. There were few Han people in Northeast China in the early Ming Dynasty. Not much. Some landless farmers moved there in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. Only then did the Han people appear. Only about one hundred thousand people. At the end of Ming Dynasty, the war in Northeast China continued, and after the establishment of Nurhachi, Jin wantonly slaughtered the Han people. Many Han people migrate inward. At that time, the proportion of Han population in Northeast China would not exceed 30% of the population in Northeast China. After the establishment of the Qing dynasty, Han people were ordered not to live in the northeast. Therefore, the population of Northeast China has been very small until the Han people from Shandong and other provinces moved to the Northeast in the late Qing Dynasty, which is also called "going to the East". At that time, there were many Han people in Northeast China. Then, after the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), the government encouraged many people to move to the northeast in order to guard the border. To today's scale.