The traditional view of ancient history believes that there are four basic ethnic groups in Northeast China, namely the Han people, the Hui people, the Su Shen people, and the Donghu people.

Huimo, also known as raccoon dog (he), raccoon dog, filthy raccoon dog or Tibetan raccoon dog, is an ancient tribe in the southeastern region of China and the north-central region of the Chaoxian Peninsula.

In the beginning, there were two tribes, Hui and 貊, with Hui in the east and 貊 in the west; Later, the Hui tribe annexed the Hui tribe. Ancient texts refer to it as "Bo people" or "Fa people".

It is formed by the fusion of the people and the people, and is characterized by an agricultural city. Although the Hao people once absorbed some members of the nomadic people, their main body still cannot be regarded as nomads.

During the Xia and Shang dynasties, the people were widely distributed in the vast area from the Chaoxian Peninsula in the south to the middle reaches of the Songhua River basin in the north, and the main body of the people was mainly in the northeast of China.

Around 200 B.C., in the early years of the Han Dynasty, King Dongming, the leader of the Fuyu branch of the Hui Rao branch, established his own ruling regime, the Fu Yu State (the first ancient ethnic regime in Northeast China), and annexed part of the ruling area of the Hui Rao.

Fuyu, also known as Buyeo and Fuyu, called himself "the dead", and his ruling area was in the northern part of Ji, Liao, and the central part of Hei, with Fuyu Wangcheng (Changchun) as the ruling center.

The cities of Fuyu are all wooden gate cities, which are round shapes; The rest of the country is dominated by agriculture, animal husbandry is very developed, and handicrafts are also relatively developed; At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the total population of Fuyu reached 400,000.

In 120 A.D., King Futai sent his heir, Yu Qiutai, to pay tribute to Luoyang. The Fuyu Kingdom officially became a vassal state of the Han Dynasty.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Fuyu Kingdom broke away from the Han Dynasty and became self-reliant again, Gongsun Du sent troops to suppress it, and Wei Qiutai was attached to the Liaodong Army.

After the death of Wei Qiutai, he passed the throne to his son Jian Ju.

Fuyu Kingdom is the official name of the six animals, that is... Majia, Ox Plus, Pig Plus, Dog Plus, Ambassador, Ambassador, Messenger, etc.

Fuyu Guozhu Jiafu Yuanqiu, it was precisely under the military order of King Jian that he sent troops to help Gongsun Du.

Goguryeo, also known as Goguryeo, Juryo, and Juli, ruled in the northeast of Liaodong County, the eastern part of Xuansu County, south of the Fuyu Kingdom, west of the Wofu tribe, and north of the Chaoxian Peninsula.

In 37 B.C., Zhu Meng, a member of the Fuyu royal family, fled south to Goguryeo County, Xuansu County, due to the failure of the internal struggle, and established the capital in Tuanguo. This is where the Goguryeo Kingdom came from.

In 3 AD, the king of Goguryeo moved the capital from Goguryeo County to the domestic city, and after that, Goguryeo began to expand and invade its territory.

Goguryeo's agriculture, animal husbandry, fishing and hunting, and handicrafts are relatively developed, and its ethnic group is not a nomadic people.

Goguryeo's official positions were strictly hierarchical, mainly including Hangga, Zhilu, Peizhi, Guhinaga, Master Book, Youtai Cheng, Daga, etc.

Goguryeo and Fuyu belong to the same ethnic group, and the tribes are divided into five tribes: the Juan Nu Division, the Absolute Slave Division, the Shun Nu Division, the Guannu Division, and the Guilou Division.

When Gongsun Duxiong was in Liaodong, the Goguryeo king Baegu submitted to the Liaodong army. Pei Zheran was ordered by Bogu to lead the troops to rescue Gongsun Du.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, the number of Goguryeo was about 200,000.

Wofu, also known as Beji, Woji, Wuji, Aji, meaning "forest tribe", is the ancestor of Manrao.

The Wofu people are also a branch of the Wo Rao, which is divided into the North Wo Fu and the South Wo Fu (also known as the East Wo Fu).

It is distributed in the southeast of Heidong, the northeast of Kyrgyzstan, and the coastal states of Russia, and is bordered by the sea; South Wofu (East Wo Fu) is distributed in the northeast of the Chaoxian Peninsula, bordering the sea; The two are connected.

The Wofu never established their own ruling power, and they were divided into large tribes, ruled by tribal alliances.

The Wofu tribe is bordered by Goguryeo in the west and Fuyu in the northwest, and is often in a state of vacillation, sometimes close to the Fuyu people, sometimes close to the Goguryeo people.

Fuyu, Goguryeo, and Wofu all belong to the same ethnic group, and they have the same language and similar customs.

Until the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Wofu people still did not fully enter the class society, and their main body was still in the clan and tribal period.

Agriculture, animal husbandry, fishing and hunting, and handicrafts are all relatively backward.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, there were about 100,000 people.

Su Shen, also known as Xi Shen and Ji Shen, is another ancient ethnic group in northeast China.

The Sushen people are distributed in the northeast of the Fuyu people and the north of the Wofu people, and their land is near the sea, and it is the farthest away from Liaodong County and Xuanfu County.

Before the Spring and Autumn Period, the Sushen people submitted to the Chinese Dynasty; But in the Warring States Period, there were only records of Lu Lou Rao, and there were few records of Su Shen Rao.

The two mainstream views are: first, the Lulou people blocked the way for the Sushen people to go south to pay tribute to the Huaxia Dynasty; Second, the Su Shen people were renamed the Lulou people.

It is not certain whether the people of Rulou are cautious or not.

The Lulou people are distributed in the southern part of the ancient Sushenrao, and their language, customs and habits are very different from those of the Fuyu people, the Goguryeo people, and the Wofu people.

There are two ways to interpret the word "deer", one is the meaning of "deer" in Tunguska; Second, the Manchu language "Yelu" is similar, which means the cave of the cave.

The agriculture, animal husbandry, fishing and hunting, and handicrafts of the Rao are still backward than those of the Wofu people, and the tools and weapons produced by Rao are mainly stone tools, which are also in the clan and tribal period.

The Rulou people live in caves, like to raise pigs, eat pork, make clothes with pig skin, and smear their bodies with lard in winter to keep out the cold.

Like the Wofu, the Lulou did not establish their own political power, and were ruled by a tribal alliance.

Since the founding of the country, the people of Lulou have been under the slavery of the husband, and their people are miserable, but they are powerless, and they are very miserable!

With the passage of time, with the continuous rise of Goguryeo, the dominance of Fuyurao declined, and the Lulou people gradually began to rebel; However, the Lulou people did not dare to resist the rest of the husbands, so they could only plunder and invade the Wofu people.

Different from the Wofu people, Lu Lou is fierce and ruthless, likes to smear poison on arrows, and has no law and discipline, and it is the nature of his nation to bully the weak and fear the hard.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, there were about 200,000 Rulou.

Among the four major ethnic groups in Northeast China, the Fuyu, Goguryeo, and Wofu people from the Hui and Chu lines were greatly influenced by Chinese culture and had more cultural and ideological exchanges with the Central Plains.

On the contrary, whether it is the Donghu people (there is a kind of law, another transliteration of Tunguska), the Sushen people, or the Lulou people, they rarely accept the influence of Chinese culture, and their language, customs, and habits are extremely independent. His people are very different from those of the people, let alone the Chinese people.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Han people in northeastern China mainly lived in Fuyu, Goguryeo, and Wofu, and a small number lived in the territory of Lulou; There are about 200,000 Han Chinese in the four places.

Northeast China is full of rivers, mountainous plains and hills are widely distributed, the land is fertile, and the products are abundant, which is a good place to raise the people.

Gongsun Du was destroyed, and the Liangzhou Army was naturally bound to win for the northeast of China!