According to Wang Guowei's textual research on "Ghost Fang Kunyi Huanghu", the Huns have had many names in history. During the Shang Dynasty, they were called Guifang, and during the Zhou Dynasty, they were called the hunks. According to Sima Qian, Xia Jie had a son named Chunwei, who was once sealed near the Yinshan Mountain in today's Inner Mongolia, and later became the ancestor of the Huns. Therefore, the Huns always call themselves descendants of the Xiahou clan. According to Ban Gu's "Book of Han", the Huns had no written words and their language was obscure. Modern experts generally believe that Pu Liben believes that what the Huns used was probably a mixture of Yenisei, Donghu, and Mongolian.
Oh by the way, there is a "Hun Song" in the "Book of the Later Han", which can be confirmed at present, written in Hun language. Unfortunately, experts have used hundreds of languages and still cannot translate them smoothly. This is the unsolved mystery of the Huns. Of course, a bigger mystery about the Huns is, after being defeated by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, which ethnic group became the Huns? According to historical records, in 127 BC, Wei Qing regained the Henan area today, and 6 years later, Huo Qubing took the Hexi Corridor again.
This series of military actions by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty left Yizhi slenderly injured, and this was also the beginning of the Xiongnu's weakness. However, the problem of the Xiongnu infestation has not been completely resolved. It was not until the third year of Emperor Yuan Emperor of Han Dynasty, that is, 36 BC, that Zhizhi Shanyu was destroyed, and the Xiongnu issue was considered to be resolved. Where did the Huns go? According to historical records, around 151, the Eastern Han Dynasty general Sima Da paid homage to the new King Huyan of the Northern Huns. The latter was forced to move westward, fled to the Syr Darya Valley, and settled in Kangju.
In the 1920s, Russian experts discovered several Huns’ tombs in the Ejin River area of Mongolia. After examining the bones in the tomb, it was found that most of the Northern Huns belonged to the Southern Siberian type, with a small number of Cypriot genes. Because of their Eurasian ethnicity, the North Huns are open-minded and powerful, and they are somewhat similar to Europeans. Therefore, the Huns are gradually assimilated by some European nations.
In the 1950s, with the rise of genetic research, people discovered that a small amount of C3* factors exist in the genes of Hungarians today. And this factor is unique to the Huns! So some people think that Europe, a small country, was probably founded by the descendants of the Huns. Only when the Huns came to central Europe is still untestable. Of course, here is the Northern Huns. As for the Southern Huns, there were about 40,000 people, led by the ratio of kings to kings, surrendered to the Han Dynasty, and were placed in the Hetao area. According to historical records, in 291 AD, when the Eight Kings Rebellion broke out, the Huns of Ma Fang Nanshan began their final performance.
One of the most famous is the Huns Liu Yuan, who established the Han and Zhao regime. Others intermarried with Xianbei and became a new nation-Tiefu people. In 460 AD, a very small number of Huns came to the Liaodong Peninsula and integrated into the Yuwen Xianbei tribe. In a word, the Huns finally integrated into the big family of the Chinese nation. According to genetic research, some people in Shanxi, Shaanxi, Shandong and other places now carry the C3* gene and may be descendants of the Huns. Dear officials, if you have thick eyebrows, big eyes, high cheekbones, and a tall nose, you may be a descendant of the Huns!
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