What ethnic minorities are there in Guizhou?

There are 16 ethnic minorities living in the world, including Tujia, Miao, Buyi, Dong, Yi, Gelao, Shui, Hui, Bai, Yao, Zhuang, Maonan, Mongolian, Mulao, Qiang, Manchu and She.

Tujia nationality

Historically, Tujia ancestors were called "barbarians" or "barbarians". Before the Song Dynasty, Tujia people living in Wuling area, together with other ethnic minorities, were called "Wu Lingren" or "Wuxi people".

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After the Song Dynasty, Tujia people were called "Tu Ding", "Tu Ren", "Tu Min" or "Tu Man".

. After the reform, with the increase of Han immigrants, "Tu", "Ke" and "Miao" are often opposed in Wuling area to distinguish Tujia, Han and Miao.

Miao ethnic group

In ancient times, Miao people were called "Jingchu", "Man Jing" and "Na Man", and that's it. After Yu brutally cut down three seedlings, there were no records of three seedlings in the Central Plains literature.

Different appellations of Jingchu,, and Na Man all refer to the * * * status of Miao people. His predecessor was Sanmiao, and the descendants of Sanmiao reappeared in history under the abstract guise of "scenery", "Chu" and "Man". These appellations confuse the appellations of Miao and other nationalities. After the Song Dynasty, Miao was separated from some mixed names of "Man" and became a single national name.

Cloth (BY)

Buyi nationality originated from Baiyue in ancient times. It was called Puyue or Puyi before Qin and Han Dynasties, Liao in the Eastern Han Dynasty and Six Dynasties, Fanman in the Tang and Song Dynasties, Bafan, China, Canada, Nongjia and Bulong before the founding of the People's Republic of China in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Buyi people call themselves Buyi or Buyi, and write them in Chinese characters as Buyi, Buyi, Buyi and Bujiang. In Buyi language, "cloth" means "clan" or "people".

In the old local chronicles, some people recorded the Buyi people as "Yi people", "Yi family" and "Yi people". Besides calling themselves, Buyi people in different regions have other names, such as "Bulong", "Buna", "Butu", "Budu", "Buyang" and "Bulongha".

1953, it was named "Buyi" with the approval of the State Council according to the national will.