A conjecture on the relationship between Rizhao and Japan (the original Rizhao people are the ancestors of the Japanese)

Hello, landlord, please correct me first ~

1 does fuso country only refer to the present generation of Japan? The word "Fusang" can refer to Japanese in modern times, but in the history of China, Fusang refers to a place in Central America, and now it is mostly considered to refer to Mexico. In the non-modern China books, Japan mostly replaced Fusang with Japan.

Some people boldly suggested that Japan is not the legendary Fuso country. The evidence is as follows: First of all, in almost all the history books in ancient China, Japan was officially called "Japan".

For example, Shan Hai Jing and Bei Hai Jing have long written: "Japan is in the East China Sea." In the biographies of Dongyi in these historical books, "Japan" and "Fusang" are separate biographies.

Two countries, obviously. Secondly, geographically speaking, the distance between the two countries is also very far. Japan's position is only in the "East Sea"; Fuso's position is

"In the eastern part of Dahan country, it is more than 20,000 miles." In this way, Fusang is far away from China, Wan Li and Japan.

2 Worship of the Sun Many nationalities in the world worship the sun, which should not be taken as evidence that there is a connection between the two nationalities.

3 the retreat of sea water? First, get the data of the Sea of Japan and the Yellow Sea?

(1) The Sea of Japan is an irregular diamond, narrow in the northeast and wide in the south-central. It extends more than 2,200 kilometers from southwest to northeast, and is about 900 kilometers wide from east to west, with the maximum width of 1265 kilometers, the average depth of 1350 meters and the deepest point of 4,036 meters. The area is about 6.5438+0.06 million square kilometers.

(2) Yellow Sea? The total area is more than 300,000 square kilometers. The average depth of the South Yellow Sea is 45.3m, and the maximum depth is140m on the north side of Jeju Island. The Yellow Sea covers an area of about 380,000 square kilometers with an average water depth of 44 meters.

(3) Conditions of seawater retreating

(a) Tsunami (short-term? Exclude)

(b) the ice age

From Rizhao to Japan? If North Korea is used as a springboard? Must pass through the Sea of Japan or Ma Haixia (see chart)?

The width and depth of its narrowest point and shallowest point are: 7.3 kilometers and 7 meters in tatar strait; 43 kilometers and 50 meters; 18.5km and130m; For Ma Haixia, 41.6km and 50m.

If the sea water receded during the ice age, Rizhao people may reach Korea through the continental shelf of the Yellow Sea, and then from Ma Haixia to Kyushu, Honshu and even Japan.

However, the last ice age occurred 2 million years ago, that is, the period when apes appeared. At that time, it was a long time before ape-man evolved into homo sapiens, and there were not many cultural concepts. Even if there is the migration mentioned by the landlord, it has nothing to do with the cultures of the two nations, because according to popular anthropology, the ancestors of human beings originated in Africa, that is to say, whether they are Rizhao people or Japanese people, their ancestors are all Africans.

As for the relationship between Rizhao people and Japanese, there is no evidence to support it.

About the names of He He and Yamato,

(1) Hezu was formed by the fusion and evolution of several tribal countries in ancient Japan and nomadic people who migrated from Northeast Asia. Hezu belongs to the Mongolian race, fully formed in the ancient grave culture, and Hezu culture belongs to the same system as the cultures of North Asia and the Korean Peninsula. Hezhe nationality is usually regarded as a branch of Tungusic-Altai language family, which was formed after merging with Austronesian language family. Ethnic groups close to it are Korean in South Korea, Manchu in China and Ryukyu in southern Japan.

This has nothing to do with the river formation in the ancient legend of China.

To sum up, the landlord's view is untenable.