mughal arslan shah mirza
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Bro, That's something I've also read and to be honest with you, I've always had this hunch that there's an 'input' in Japan from something 'other'. Is this theory pretty conclusive? The Ainu are graceful people man.
Well frankly brother, it seems that many Manchu people have assimilated. It makes sense to me. I've read about how the Han in North-east China are genetically different to the ones in Center-east, slightly. There's actually a chart that I came across. Let me find it
Also interesting to see that the Bannermen didn't leave Beijing after the Qing Empire
The inner city divided by banners
Accord to Wu Tingkui's book,in 1910,there are 900000 bannermen in Beijing,include the Mongol bannermen 110645 people(22129 families),and the Han bannermen 129540 people(25908 families).
But it's strange now in Beijing the Manchu population only 250000 people,lower than 1910,so it's clearly some Manchus reported themselves as Hans,as we know,after the Qing dynasty,the Manchus didn't move out of Beijing.And the population should increase to 2 million(include the Mongol and Han bannermen),and in 2012,there are 22 million people live in Beijing,so the descendants of bannermen make uo 1/10 of Beijing's population.Based on what I seen in Beijing,it's a realiable number,I cuurent live in Beijing
据吴廷燮等纂《北京市志稿·民政志》卷一“户口”记,宣统二年(1910年)民政部调查京师户口时,京城二十四旗共有正户118783户,其中八旗蒙古共22129户,八旗汉军为25908户,其余为八旗满洲共70746户。另外还有内务府三旗共4571户,京营四郊19处旗人56536户。如果也按每丁眷属为5人推算,应该有旗人人口90万人左右
Well frankly brother, it seems that many Manchu people have assimilated. It makes sense to me. I've read about how the Han in North-east China are genetically different to the ones in Center-east, slightly. There's actually a chart that I came across. Let me find it
Also interesting to see that the Bannermen didn't leave Beijing after the Qing Empire
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