Does Mayan civilization have anything to do with the 250 thousand Yin Shang army?

Does Mayan civilization have anything to do with the 250 thousand Yin Shang army?

BC 1046, Makino War broke out, and Ji Fa, Zhou Wuwang and Di Xin, Shang Zhouwang went to war. King Wu won, and Di Xin set himself on fire in Lutai, which declared the demise of Yin Shang.

The regime of Yin Shang was destroyed, but the civilization of Yin Shang was not. Among them, Di Xin's uncle Ji Zi led some adherents of Shang Dynasty to a peninsula in East Asia and established political power. Wei, his eldest brother, was sealed in Song State by Zhou Dynasty and became a vassal state of Zhou Dynasty.

However, with the discovery of archaeology, a heated debate broke out in academic and archaeological circles. The focus of the debate is Olmec civilization, which is the third branch of Yin-Shang civilization and located in Central America.

Olmec civilization is the oldest known civilization with a long history, which was before Maya civilization. Perhaps in other words, other civilizations in Central America have more or less inherited Olmec civilization, including Maya civilization.

More and more archaeological evidence links Olmec civilization with Yin and Shang civilizations. First of all, China people have yellow skin, black eyes and black hair, and Indians have yellow skin, black eyes and black hair.

The mainstream believes that during the Shang Zhouwang period, the main force of Shang Dynasty (250,000 people), led by the commander-in-chief Houxi Xiao, was fighting against the Dongyi people in Shandong and was deeply mired in the war. Zhou Wuwang took the opportunity to enter the customs and led an army (50,000 people) to worship songs in the capital of Shang Dynasty, thus destroying Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Seeing Shang Zhou set himself on fire, the Shang Dynasty perished, and then he led his troops to the other side of the sea and finally reached America.

However, there is a big loophole in this statement, and it is still a question whether the Yin merchants can have a main force of 250 thousand. After all, Yin Shang is only a form of tribal alliance. If there are 250,000 people, it is probably a tribal alliance. After the demise of Shang dynasty, the tribal allied forces should have fallen apart, and may even be wiped out by Dongyi people.

Secondly, the demise of the Shang Dynasty was relatively sudden, and the main force of the expedition had no time to defend itself. In other words, Houxi Xiao could not even get the news of the demise of Shang Dynasty in time. The Zhou army may have attacked, and the Dongyi people wiped out the army and had no time to build ships for them.

Moreover, even if there is time to build a ship, Houxi Xiao's army will cross the Pacific Ocean eastward, which is very risky. Obviously, they will have a better choice. At that time, the basin south of the Yangtze River was not under the jurisdiction of the Central Plains government. If Houxi Xiao's army moved to the south of the Yangtze River, wouldn't it be less risky?

But it is not accurate to look at the problems of the ancients. And Hou Zhen really led some soldiers across the Pacific Ocean, maybe in Central America.