A book introducing the relationship between ancient China and Korea, Japan and Vietnam.

You can look at books such as Korea, Japan and Vietnam, which are all history books, published in modern times, in 32 folio.

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In BC 108, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established four counties, namely Le Lang, Xuantu, Lintun and Fan Zhen, in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula, which were called "Han Four Counties" in history. Today, the area of North Korea is formally incorporated into the territory of the Han Dynasty, including Seoul and the Han River today, so Seoul used to be called Seoul, and that river is still called the Han River. China From the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, the countries on the Korean Peninsula were always vassals of China. During the Warring States Period, the Qin Dynasty wiped out Yan Qi, and a large number of Yan Qi people fled to the Korean Peninsula and Japan.

Jizi Korea: After the destruction of the Shang Dynasty in the Western Zhou Dynasty in China, Jizi, a follower of the Shang Dynasty, went to the Korean Peninsula and established a "country to help the world" with the local indigenous people. At the end of 3rd century BC, North Korea was recorded for the first time in history. Sima Qian, a historian of the Han Dynasty in China, recorded in Historical Records that Ji Zi, the younger brother of the last king of the Shang Dynasty, arrived in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula with the etiquette and system of the Shang Dynasty, was elected as the monarch, and was recognized by the Zhou Dynasty and became a vassal. Historically known as "Jizi Korea". Jizi Korea ruled the Yalu River basin in the northern part of the Korean peninsula for nearly 1000 years. Starting from Ji Zi, a * * * experienced 4 1 generations of monarchs, and was not replaced by Wei Yanren until the 2nd century BC.

The oldest inhabitants of the Korean peninsula are the urine-clothed people, also known as Dongyi people and Jiuyi people. In about 1 1 century BC, the Shang and Yin immigrants from China moved into the Datong River valley, where they merged with the ethnic groups that had migrated to Korea, forming good tribes, and barbarians in other parts of the peninsula developed into filthy ethnic groups. The ancestors of Korea were called Yi people in ancient times, and they were one of the ancient Dongyi ethnic groups in China. They first lived in China. In the middle and late period of BC 1 century, husband and wife moved eastward and southward, and some of them entered the southern part of the Korean Peninsula, forming a new ethnic pattern here. During the Zhou Dynasty, the King of Zhou named Ji Zi, an aristocrat of the Shang Dynasty, as the Duke of Korea. The cult of Kiko defiled people with "raising silkworms by courtesy, and there are eight rules of teaching", and ancient Korea began to engage in agriculture before it developed.

Since the middle and late Western Zhou Dynasty, the Yi tribes living in the northern Mongolian grasslands have gradually moved eastward and southward, and one of them has entered the Korean peninsula and merged with the local filthy ethnic groups to form Mahan. From the beginning of the 3rd century BC to the end of the 2nd century BC, a large number of South Koreans migrated to the Korean peninsula, among which the most immigrants from China were the Datong River Basin and the Hanjiang River Basin. Now Korean characters were invented during the Sejong period of the Li Dynasty in Korea, and even before the invention of Korean characters, Koreans used Chinese characters. It was not until the establishment of North Korea and South Korea that the so-called Korean was widely popularized.

The surnames introduced into North Korea from China mainly include Zhang (the dowry of the princess in the Yuan Dynasty), Kong (the family of Confucius in Qufu took refuge across the ocean in the late Ming Dynasty), Min (the ancestor was Min Gua, the ambassador of the Song Dynasty), Yin (the ambassador of the Jin Dynasty), Zuo (the official who herded horses in Tanluo Island in the Yuan Dynasty), Zhu (the descendant of Zhu Zhisun who took refuge in North Korea in the late Southern Song Dynasty), Ming and Sheng. For example, the descendants of Li Mao, a famous Silla Aid Korea star in the Tang Dynasty (Li's father in Yan 'an), the 24th generation of Jinshi Sun in the Western Han Dynasty (Li's father in his old city), the founding hero of North Korea, the Yuan Dynasty from China (Li's father in Qinghai), Longxi people and Han Taishou Li Zhen (Li's father in Anyue). More than 30 of Li's 109 biographies were imported from China. Among the 35 biographies of Zheng, there are two biographies of Ruishan Zheng and Biography of Langya Zheng, which still keep the records that ancestors came from China.

An, Bian, Bian, Cai, Cao, Chen, Chi, Ding, Fan, Fang, Hong, Jiang, Ji, Kang, Kong, Lian, Lu, Ming, Nan, Pan, Qian, Qin, Qiu, Ren, Shen, Shen, Shi, Song, Wei, Yan. Lin, Lu, Liu, Che, Luo, Lu, Nangong, Rui, Wang, Wu and other surnames in the genealogy call their ancestors China people who entered Korea during the Shang, Zhou, Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties.