Daming died in 373 years, and the last unified dynasty established by the Han nationality was eliminated. Because the Qing dynasty was ruled by ethnic minorities, it can be said that it tried its best to prevent the Han people from restoring the country. However, it is forbidden for Han people to intermarry with Manchu, especially between nobles and the morning and evening. However, due to the large population base of the Han nationality, no matter how it is banned, it cannot be completely eradicated. Strangely enough, however, the royal aristocrats in the Qing Dynasty were of Han descent, and even their emperors were of Han descent.
The first person who wanted to break the ban on marriage between Manchu and Han was Regent Dourgen. Five years after Shunzhi, Dourgen told Yelushi: "There is one family in the world, and all the officials and people in Manchu and Han dynasties are ministers. If you want them to get married, please listen to them. " What do you mean? In other words, the children of North Korean officials need to report to the people when they marry the opposite clan, but there is no restriction on the people. This is the first time that the government has opened up for the marriage between Manchu and Han. Although there is a threshold, marriage between Manchu and Han is not a capital crime.
But Dourgen died soon after, and he made it clear that he usurped power after his death. He agreed that intermarriage between Manchu and Han was a great sin. After Kangxi succeeded to the throne, although he made many achievements in opening up the territory, he was politically conservative. In order to maintain the rule of the Manchu dynasty, marriage between Manchu and Han is not allowed to become a dogma, and all Manchu and Han are not allowed to violate it, and offenders will be severely punished.
When did Manchu officially break the ban on intermarriage between Manchu and Han? It was during the period of Empress Dowager Cixi in the late Qing Dynasty. The Manchu dynasty, which had been riddled with holes, had nothing to ban, so Empress Dowager Cixi completely opened the marriage between Manchu and Han.
In fact, in the middle of Qing Dynasty and Jiaqing years, civil marriage between Manchu and Han was the norm. The so-called law does not blame the public, everyone has done it, and the court can't help it. Within the royal family, in order to maintain the rule of the Eight Banners, it is still very strict for Manchu nobles to prohibit intermarriage with the Han nationality. But in fact, their Jiaqing emperor has China blood. What do you think this record is: Queen Xiaoyi Chun, native, daughter of Wei Jiaqing. She was born in the Han army and later went to Manchuria with a yellow flag. It turned out that Emperor Jiaqing's biological mother, Empress Xiaoyi Chun, was actually a Han Chinese. It was only because of his father's great contribution that he was awarded the status of the Eight Banners of Manchu Dynasty by Emperor Qianlong. It's like giving his general the surname Li. It's just a way to win over. Therefore, from the beginning of Emperor Jiaqing, Manchu nobles also have Han descent.