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There is such a hot topic: Why did Kublai Khan not like the Outer Mongolians?
Hello everyone, I'm Oda who is a history buff. Today let's talk about an interesting topic: why didn't Kublai Khan please the Outer Mongolians? This matter has to start with Kublai Khan's policy and the traditional concept of the Mongols.
That's right, they are all dual nationals, their mother tongues are not Chinese, they are all developed in China and then send money home, they are all high-quality human beings, and in the end they all believe in Buddhism, Gu Shengyuan Shizu said that it was established.
Kublai Khan's policy changed
First of all, we know that Kublai Khan was the founding emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, and during his reign, he implemented a series of Sinicization policies, such as moving the capital to Dadu (present-day Beijing), changing to Han law, and attaching importance to agriculture. Although these policies were conducive to the unification of China, they changed the nomadic way of life of the Mongols, leaving many Outer Mongolians uncomfortable.
Yuan is the upper kingdom of Mongolia, the several khanates of the Mongol Empire are vassal states, and Kublai Khan inherited the Taoist system of the Han Dynasty, why, because he turned the tables and became the Great Khan, relying on the northern Han land as the main force, which is essentially equal to the Northern Wei Dynasty
The traditional concept of the Mongols
Secondly, the Mongols have been nomadic since ancient times, they advocate freedom and prefer to live without constraints. And Kublai Khan's Sinicization policy is undoubtedly a challenge to their traditional way of life. In their opinion, this is a repudiation of Mongolian culture, and discontent naturally arises.
Kublai Khan defeated Ali Buge on the steppe with sinicization in his early years, and in his later years, he gave up further sinicization for fear of being accused by the Mongol nobles and maintained the true colors of the Mongols. In general, he is still a Mongol.
led the Han people to ransack the Mongolian capital, and arrested the Mongolian Han who had been selected by the formal procedures [surprise].
Kublai Khan's way of rule
Moreover, Kublai Khan's rule was different from that of the previous Mongol Great Khans. He preferred to govern the country with Confucianism rather than the traditional Mongol military rule. This change also made many Outer Mongolians uncomfortable, believing that Kublai Khan had deviated from Mongolian traditions.
He also set up a Harmony Division in Hala and Lin, and set up a Harmony Division in his hometown, which is equivalent to saying that other Mongols say "you barbarians".
So, to sum up, the reason why Kublai Khan did not like the Outer Mongolians was mainly because of his Sinicization policy and change in the traditional way of life of the Mongols, and his way of ruling was inconsistent with the Mongolian tradition. These factors led to resentment and antipathy from the Outer Mongolians.
The Mongols often did this, and it was commonplace that during the Qing Dynasty, the Manchus led the eastern Mongols to fight the western Mongols (Dzungaria), and also wiped out the Dzungaria. In the face of interests, nothing matters.
Kublai Khan was the representative of the interests of the Han landlord class [Think] Even at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, many landlords supported the Yuan. Therefore, in the ancient feudal country, it is ridiculous to talk about the nation, the landlords and the Mengyuan nobles exploited the Han people together, who is the same nation as you.
Kublai Khan himself is a Fu Jian Type 3 Tuoba Hong No. 2 machine, a Confucian cultural cook, such a person is indeed not very popular with the barbarians, probably the feeling of a college student who came out of the ravine to see his uncivilized relatives [covering his face].
Kublai Khan: You are too barbarians!
The Mongols can be said to have been destroyed by the Yuan, and because of the Yuan's practice of Han law, the other khanates did not recognize the legitimacy of the Yuan and broke away from the Yuan's rule, which directly led to the disintegration of the Mongol Empire.
Going back to our question at the beginning, now you can understand why Kublai Khan didn't like the Outer Mongolians. In fact, every historical figure has his advantages and disadvantages, and we must look at them objectively, and we cannot blindly affirm or deny them. And to understand history is to better understand the present and look forward to the future.
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