The picture below makes people see again how exaggerated the "ability" of Koreans' reinterpretation of history is. The origin of the name of the Manchus in Northeast China is because the Manchus in history believe that they are descendants of the peninsula nation and their tribal

The picture below makes people see how exaggerated the "ability" of Koreans' reinterpretation of history is.

The origin of the title of "Aisin Jueluo Family" for the Northeast Manchu is because the Northeast Manchu people in history believe that they are descendants of the peninsula nation. The tribal culture comes from the peninsula Silla regime at that time, so they named their most powerful tribe " Aisin Jueluo ", which means "Remember and love Silla."

It can be said that this interpretation made many domestic netizens stunned. It was the first time that someone interpreted the origin of the "Aisin Jueluo Family" of the Northeast from this perspective.

No wonder some netizens lamented: "Koreans are no longer plagiarizing history, but directly fabricating history according to needs."

1. The Korean big V posted a picture and posted a post, believing that Qing Dynasty royal family "Aisin Gioro" was derived from the Peninsula regime

This is an interpretation post posted by a Korean big V on his personal social account.

He claimed that he analyzed the origin of the name "Aisin Gioro" of the Manchus in Northeast China and found a major truth:

The most powerful tribe in the Manchus in Northeast China was named "Aisin Gioro" for the following reasons.

First of all, the Manchus in the Northeast considered themselves to be descendants of the Korean ethnic group , and were influenced by the most powerful Silla regime on the peninsula at that time.

Secondly, the Northeast Manchu culture comes completely from Silla culture, and the two are highly consistent.

Finally, the reason why it was named "Aisin Jueluo Family" was to announce the world and the Northeast Manchus' memory and love for Silla.

This Korean big V also posted the historical chronology of the twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty, believing that they were all influenced by Silla culture and successfully ascended the throne and became the emperor who ruled the world.

2. A nonsense: "Aisin Gioro" comes from Manchu transliteration, and has nothing to do with whether it originates from Silla or love Silla

Aisin Gioro is a surname of the Qing Dynasty. In Manchu, "Aisin" means "gold", and "Jeoro" is the surname of this Manchu tribe in the northeast.

"Aisin Gioro" is translated literally, it is "a noble family with status equal to gold", which is somewhat similar to the " gold family " where Genghis Khan is located in the Mongolian period.

As the most prominent Manchu tribe in Northeast China, the birthplace of "Aisin Jueluo Family" is near the old city of Ningguta in Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province today.

After hundreds of years of reproduction, there are now as many as 400,000 people with the blood of "Aisin Jueluo".

It was not before that it caused a lot of controversy over Wang Xiaofei whether he has the bloodline of "Aisin Jueluo".

Academic circles have different opinions on the origin of this surname.

But the relatively consistent view is that the surname "Aisin Gioro" was later created by the Qing Dynasty royal family and was used to create a royal status that was superior.

No matter what academic viewpoint, it is not mentioned that the surname "Aisin Gioro" has any relationship with the Silla regime on the peninsula and the Silla culture.

Not to mention the absurd statement that "Aisin Gioro" means "remember and love Silla".

Another point is that many Manchu surnames are transliterated in Manchu. Early names were transliterated into Chinese, and there were multiple transliterations. For example, Huang Taiji was previously translated into Huang Taiji. Koreans actually concluded that "love Silla" based on Chinese transliteration.

3. When the ancestors of the Manchus were first born in the Northeast, the peninsula was still a wilderness

As for the Manchus in the Northeast, the Manchus were descendants of the Silla regime, and the Manchu culture originated from Silla culture, which was even more foolish.

The origin of the Manchus in the Northeast first appeared in the Sushen people in the Shunyu era, and they mainly lived in the Changbai Mountain area of ​​the northeast.

At that time, the entire peninsula was still in a completely wilderness, and it was not even considered a primitive tribe.

From Warring States to the late Ming Dynasty, progressive relationships such as Yilou , Wuji , jingle, and Jurchen appeared one after another, becoming the main ethnic minority regime in the Northeast.

For more than 1,000 years, although the predecessor of the Manchu people in Northeast China had cultural exchanges with the peninsula ethnic group, Silla's emergence as a peninsula ethnic group has happened after the 3rd century AD.

Moreover, Silla has always appeared in a tribal alliance until the founding of the People's Republic of China in the 6th century AD. Whether it is politics or economic and cultural, it was even more backward than the ancestors of the Manchus in Northeast China at that time.

From this perspective, it is impossible for the Manchus in the Northeast to originate from Silla, let alone their descendants.

In turn, many Chinese cultures were spread to the peninsula through the Manchus in the Northeast, which influenced the later development of Korean culture.

4. Netizen comments: Today's Koreans have upgraded from plagiarizing history to fabricating history

When the screenshot of this Korean big V's remarks appeared on domestic social platforms, even netizens who are mentally prepared for Koreans' ability to plagiarize are unbelievable: Now Koreans are disdainful of plagiarism, and have begun to fabricate history directly?

"According to the logic of the Koreans, 'Genghis Khan' can be interpreted as 'Genghis Khan'."

"The Koreans have too big brains, and they can actually come up with the explanation of 'Aishira'."

"Now I'm extremely serious about the fact that Korean history textbooks are completely self-contained, and probably all turn Korean history into cosmic history."

"It actually means that the Manchus in the Northeast are descendants of the Sillas. The twelve emperors of the Qing Dynasty could not hold on to the coffin board."

"I'm really amazed. What kind of brain circuit is this? Can you interpret the origin of Aishira from this perspective."

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