Speaking of the Khitan people, I believe anyone who knows history knows that they were nomads who lived in Mongolia and Northeast China in ancient times. At that time, the Khitan people also established their own dynasty, the Liao Dynasty. In 907 BC, Liao Taizu Yelu Abaoji became the leader of the Khitan tribe. In 916, the Khitan was established and the capital was moved to Beijing Linhuang Mansion. In 947 AD, his son Yelv Deguang, Taizong Taizong of the Liao Dynasty, led his troops south to the Central Plains and captured Bianjing (now Kaifeng, Henan). Yelv Deguang ascended the throne in Bianjing and became the emperor, and the country was renamed "Liao". A total of nine emperors of the Liao Dynasty were in power, and they were annihilated by the Jin Dynasty that rose to the northeast in 1125 and enjoyed the country in 209 years. But after the demise of the Liao Kingdom, the Khitan people were devastated and disappeared without a trace in the subsequent history.
The Khitans grew up on horseback and liked hunting on horseback. The sea Dongqing was fierce and vigorous, and was the best helper in hunting. Therefore, the emperor of Liao Kingdom liked this bird very much and regarded it as a symbol of the king of the grassland. Therefore, the emperor sent messengers to the Jurchen tribe many times to ask for Hai Dongqing, but when the messengers went to the Jurchen tribe, they saw beautiful women eating and playing with them, and even forced them to sleep with them. Therefore, the Jurchen tribe hated the Liao people. The Jurchen tribe tried hard and hard work, and finally established its own country, which was later the Kingdom of Jin, and began to rebel against Liao. At that time, the Jurchen tribe knew that they were not the opponents of the Liao State, so they secretly formed an alliance with the Song Dynasty to fight against the Liao State. At that time, the Emperor Tianzuo of the Liao State, Yelu Yanxi, had been eating, drinking and having fun all day long, regardless of national affairs.
Later, the Kingdom of Jin conquered several cities in the Liao Kingdom one after another. The emperor of the Liao Kingdom realized the seriousness, so he conquered himself, but what he never expected was the establishment of a new regime by Yelvzhangnu in the imperial court. At that time, Emperor Tian Zuo learned of this incident and withdrew from the front line despite fighting with the Jinbing, preparing to rebel against Yelvzhangnu. As a result, the Jinbing swarmed in and defeated the Liao Kingdom. Unexpectedly, the Liao Kingdom, which had been glorious for more than 200 years, was wiped out by tens of thousands of soldiers and horses in the Jin Kingdom, but after the destruction of the Liao Kingdom, the 1.5 million Khitans disappeared without a trace. So where did the Khitan people go? The historians of subsequent dynasties looked up historical data and found that the information about the Khitan people disappeared along with the Khitan people.
In 1922, a Belgian missionary named Kervin found a stone stele in an ancient tomb in Inner Mongolia, which was engraved with strange symbols. Later, according to expert research, these strange symbols were Khitan characters. But no one understood the Khitan script on the stone tablet, because with the disappearance of the Khitan people, the Khitan script also disappeared, so the disappearance of the Khitan people has always been an unsolved mystery. At that time, experts gave several speculations: First, the Khitan people had to abandon their own culture after the destruction of the Golden State, and gradually forgot after hundreds of years of historical changes; second, the Khitan people fled to other countries, intermarried with the local people Gradually merged; third, the Khitans took refuge in the later Mongols, and after the war broke out between the Kingdom of Jin and the Mongols, they joined the Mongol army in the Southern and Northern Wars.
Until Liu Fengzhu, an expert on the history of Khitan, accidentally received a mysterious letter. The person who wrote the letter stated that they were probably descended from the Khitan ethnic group. The writer was named Aola Qiuzhide, a member of the Daur ethnic group in the Hulunbuir grassland in Inner Mongolia. The writer said that the Daur nationality is an extremely mysterious and weird ethnic minority. They neither have their own script nor know where their ethnicity comes from. They only know that they are a nomad on the grassland. There is a centuries-old legend in the local area that there is a "border fort" somewhere on the edge of Moridawa, and the fort is a unique vocabulary of the Daur nationality, which means a kind of building like the Great Wall. The border fort was built by the Khitan people, and the Daur people came to repair the border fort. If the legend is true, the Daur people are probably the descendants of the Khitan people.
In order to add to the mystery of the Khitan people, Liu Fengzhu expert came to the place where the Daur people lived. After more than ten days of field investigation, they carefully compared the Daur and the Khitan people. After studying the life, culture and architecture of the Daur nationality, experts also found some traces of the Khitan nationality. One of the paper-cutting artists cut character costumes between Khitan costumes and Mongolian costumes. The Daur race has always been a popular sport, which is now hockey. The local people like it very much. So what is the relationship between hockey and the Khitan nationality? Experts say hockey in Asia was invented by the Khitans. It turns out that the Khitan people often let the soldiers play hockey when training soldiers, and the Daur people’s hockey culture is handed down since ancient times, and the Daur people are probably the Khitan people.Descendants.
Later, in order to verify the blood relationship between the Khitan and Daur, we had to consult experts in molecular archaeology, which is what we call the field of DNA measurement. Experts took DNA samples from human bones and teeth unearthed from the tombs of the Khitan people, and then collected DNA from a dozen Daur people. The results of the identification showed that the DNA of the Khitan people is very similar to that of the Daur people. As a result, experts said that the Daur people are descendants of the Khitan nationality. After 800 years, the experts finally found the answer!
