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Do you know Ran Min? He is a national hero!

Without Ran Min, the Han people would disappear from the earth! ! !

If you are a Han nationality, I hope you can pay high tribute to him-Ran Min!

Few historical figures are so controversial as Ran Min that mainstream textbooks have to ignore him because he is inconclusive. In that distorted era, his behavior can also be said to be distorted. Today, more than a thousand years later, how should future generations evaluate him?

Don't discuss his character and behavior with me, don't discuss his cruelty and killing, and I don't want to provoke ethnic conflicts. I just want to tell you here:

Without Ran Min, the Han nationality might have disappeared from the earth long ago! ! !

In the 4th century AD, a large number of Han people in the Central Plains moved south with the Eastern Jin regime, and it is estimated that more than half of them went south, while the fate of Han people who stayed in the north was extremely miserable. Most of the Han people were slaughtered by fierce slaves and intermediaries from Caucasus Mountain to the Black Sea grassland in Eastern Europe. Wherever the fierce slaves, Jie and other national armies went, the massacre plundered thousands of miles. It is speculated that there were only four or five million Han people left in the north at that time.

Before the May 4th Movement, the number of conference semifinals who moved from the north to the Central Plains reached several million, exceeding the local Han population in many places. During the China Chaos, a large number of Northwest Hu and Northern Xianbei moved into the Central Plains. By 349 AD, before Ran Min slaughtered Hu, the number of Hu people who moved to the Central Plains was as high as five or six million, which was quite amazing. They were Hu people who moved to the Central Plains for various reasons during the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wei and Jin Dynasties and Zhao Shi. Some were forcibly moved in by the government at that time, some were actively moved in, and some were armed.

The ethnic composition of Hu people entering Serbia is complex, mainly including:

For example, Jie people, white slaves, Dingling people, iron rich people, green water conference semifinals, Xianbei people (called Bailu in history books) and distant relatives of the Ninth Conference semifinals are all white people with blond hair and blue eyes.

Di people include Da Yueshi, Xiao Yuedi and Buddy. Most of them are white, while most of them are yellow. Jiang, Fuxi, Wu Huan (a hybrid of Donghu and Mengnu), Korea and other ethnic groups that invaded Liaoning are all yellow people except some tribes.

When the post-Zhao ruled the north, there were no more than 5 million Han Chinese at that time, and the number of Hu people was equivalent to or even higher than this figure. The population of Hu people is still growing, while the population of Han people is decreasing.

The revenge of the Han nationality headed by Ran Min on the Hu people who entered Serbia was a Jedi counterattack initiated by the Han nationality.

Around 350 AD, Ran Min annihilated hundreds of thousands of post-Zhao legions, overthrew the post-Zhao dynasty, and sent letters to all parts of the country, calling on the Han people to get up and slaughter the conference semifinals for revenge. At that time, Han people in Hebei, Shanxi, Shandong, Henan, Anhui, Jiangsu, northern Hubei, Shaanxi and other places rose up in succession, and as many as 200,000 conference semifinals were killed in Yedu alone.

Besides taking revenge on the invaders, Ran Min's greatest achievement was to expel millions of Humans from Middle-earth.

In the later period of Shi Hu's rule, Ran Min distributed warehouses to help the hungry. Ran Min overthrew the post-Zhao Dynasty, and divided troops and Hu Tusi attacked each other, and millions of Hu people were expelled from the Central Plains by the Han people. (Hundreds of thousands of people moved to Yecheng with the Han people, nearly half of them returned home in the turmoil, and most of them were hurt by the Hu people on the way. )

Millions of ethnic groups, such as Bian, Qiang, Hu and Man, had to return to their original places in Longxi or Hetao grassland, and nine Shi Hu even moved back to their hometown in Central Asia. On the way back, Hu people of different nationalities attacked each other, plundered each other and even killed each other. Only two or three out of ten people can successfully return.

Ran Min moved the conference semifinals back to China, causing more than one million conference semifinals to die in the Central Plains, killing one million conference semifinals in disguise.

What would the future be like without Ran Min's "order to punish Hu" and his appeal to the Han people for revenge and expulsion of Hu from the Central Plains?

As you can imagine, after the Hu people have multiplied tens of millions of people in the Central Plains, it is entirely possible to exterminate the Han people in the south. If the Hu people kill all the Han people in the north and multiply in the Central Plains. It will become a blonde (according to the characteristics that thousands of white lineages of Xianbei descendants are dominant genes now), it will once again ask for living space in the south, and then kill all 3 million people in the south, and the remaining small number of Han people will integrate into the new race. China's main ethnic group, the Han nationality, will be replaced by other ethnic groups like the other three ancient civilizations.

Ran Min wiped out the post-Zhao and Hu Bing, which were dominated by more than 300,000 unruly people and fierce slaves. Ran Min later slaughtered more than 200,000 Jie people in Yecheng, plus retaliatory massacres in various provinces and regions of the country. Jiezu and the fierce slave were basically killed in bloody national revenge.

Ran Min drove the conference semifinals out of the Central Plains, created space for the development of the Han nationality, and brought Shandong, Henan, Anhui, Jiangsu (north of the Yangtze River) and Hubei (north of the Yangtze River) back to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Ran Min's magic weapon made the Hu people dare not despise the Han people's force any more, and curbed their wanton looting.

Sixteen countries later established in the history of China, except Xianbei, were all established by uninjured ethnic tribes who returned from Hu Tu successfully and re-entered the Central Plains.

But at this time, the number of Hu people decreased greatly, and the number of folk Han people resumed growth. Seeing the horror of the bloody revenge of the Han people, the Hu people had to seek cooperation from the Han people. Han people engaged in farming, and Hu people were exiled to fight. In the frequent wars in the Sixteen Countries and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, a large number of Hu ethnic groups died in battle, and Hu ethnic groups also became extinct. The Han people engaged in farming resumed their growth, and the wars in the Northern Dynasties and the Eastern and Western Wei Dynasties dried up the population of Hu people. However, the Han landlords in both countries have become stronger. In order to supplement the shortage of men, they had to start using the Han army in large numbers. It was during this period that the Han army used Xiliang area in the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Xianbei landlords married the princess to these Han landlords, and the use of the Han army created external conditions for the later destruction of Hu by Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty and the establishment of Sui and Tang Dynasties.

Ran Min, a hero of the Han nationality, has a bright future! ! !

Historical relics of Ran Min:

In Ran Min, there are also historical materials of Ran Min or Liang Min.

Ran Long, Ran Min's grandfather, the leader of a refugee army, 30? Every year, the army of refugees under his command devoted themselves to begging, and Chen Wu defeated Li Yang.

Ran Liang, Ran Min's biological father, was a general of Jin Zhige, a general of Chen Wu Department, and died in the western suburb of Hanoi in March10.

Ran Min, son of Ran Liang, is from Lanling County. It grew up sharp and long, eight feet long. He is skillful in strategy, brave and invincible, and invincible in attack and war. When he was a guerrilla general in Lanling County, he participated in the battle of Changli in 338 AD, and he was very famous. He was promoted to the position of governor of North China and appointed Hou. In the sixth year of Yonghe (350), he was overthrown, became king on his own, changed his name to Yongxing, and became Wei in history. On June 1 day (June 2nd) in 352 AD, Ran Min was killed by Murong Jun, the Lord of Xianbei, in Mount Kumgang.

Ran Min called himself a hero of China when he was alive. According to the Book of Jin, Jia Juan, Zi Jian and some local historical records:

Xianbei's 200,000 troops went south, and Ran Min led 10,000 troops to battle, winning ten wars and ten victories (also known as World War II). In the last battle, Murong Ke played the latest tactics-serial armor. Although Ran Min's Han Army Corps had a strong fighting capacity, it was finally defeated because it faced this most advanced weapon of war (equivalent to the most primitive armored vehicle) for the first time, and Ran Min was captured because his war horse was exhausted.

After Ran Min was captured, Murong Jun, the Lord of Xianbei, was pardoned, and Ran Min, the emperor, refused to surrender, denouncing all ethnic groups for ravaging the Central Plains.

Murong Jun laughed at him: "You are a servant, why do you pretend to be the son of heaven?"

Ran Min replied sharply, "The world is in chaos. You barbarian animals are still called emperors. What's more, I am a hero of Middle-earth, why don't you call me Evil Emperor! " The world is in chaos. You are savages like animals. A man with a face and a beast's heart can also be emperor. Besides, I am an open man named Hero! Why can't you be an emperor? )

Murong Jun, the Lord of Xianbei Kingdom, was furious and punished Ran Min with three hundred lashes in Longcheng. In June 1 year, Ran Min was beheaded by Murong Jun, the king of Xianbei, in Kunyu Mountain.

After Ran Min's death, the vegetation in the seven miles around Lushan Mountain withered, and locusts flourished. It doesn't rain in the north until1February. Murong Jun was shocked, and the messenger worshipped him, saying, "King Wu Ai", and the snow goes over his knees every sunset.