@antipantork1 During the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang's family also had Persian ancestry, and imperial edicts were written in Persian, Mongolian, and Chinese.
@antipantork1 During the Yuan and Ming dynasties, Persian was one of the three official languages, along with Chinese, Persian, and Mongolian. This is the plaque for the Lizheng Gate in front of Tiananmen Square in Beijing.
@antipantork1 There is an ethnic group in China that is descended from East Iranians. They have preserved many ancient Eurasian steppe and Silk Road cultures, but very little is known about them. Officials have only hastily assumed that they are also a Muslim group, but the truth is not so.
@alexss2578@almsaodii The royal family and nobles of the Shang Dynasty came from the Eurasian steppes and had a culture of kinship burial as funerary sacrifices, as well as a sacrificial culture of killing enemies. Your illness is serious; you need to take psychiatric medication promptly.
@alexss2578@almsaodii The royal family and nobles of the Shang Dynasty were from the Eurasian steppes; how dare you mention the Shang Dynasty? This has always been the case with rulers in the Central Plains history; it only changed during Yuan Shikai's era.
@DailyTurkic The word "Han" originates from the Old Iranian word *hva-kama-, meaning "autonomous person." The Xianbei rulers such as Kublai Khan also referred to themselves as Han, but this is not the same as the Han people of modern times.
@anthromorphlab The Li Keyong family was once part of the Turkic Khaganate, but they were not of the Turkic language family; they were from eastern Iran. After the demise of the Turkic Khaganate, they merged with the Sogdians of Shanxi and Inner Mongolia to establish the Central Plains Dynasty.
@ArtyArtHistory In theology, China was unilaterally influenced by eastern Iran, and this was true in the vast majority of other aspects as well. Chinese culture originated from the West.