A Comment on the HuHua(胡化) of "Southern Men" in Jin Dynasty
Hui Dong
Abstract
Hui Dong
Abstract
A multicultural space came into being in the Central Plains area after the Southern Song Dynasty was conquered by Jin Dynasty. The Han People of Central Plains area who were called Southern Men in Jin Dynasty were absorbed by the policies of Nuzhen rulers. The costumes,hairstyle and rite of the Han People were influenced greatly by the Jin People and the psychological gap between the Southern Men and the Southern Song Dynasty extended,which provided a realistic foundation for the division of four-social-estate system of Han People in Yuan Dynasty.
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A multicultural space came into being in the Central Plains area after the Southern Song Dynasty was conquered by Jin Dynasty. The Han People of Central Plains area who were called Southern Men in Jin Dynasty were absorbed by the policies of Nuzhen rulers. The costumes,hairstyle and rite of the Han People were influenced greatly by the Jin People and the psychological gap between the Southern Men and the Southern Song Dynasty extended,which provided a realistic foundation for the division of four-social-estate system of Han People in Yuan Dynasty.
Key concepts: Rite, Ancient history, History, Multiculturalism, Estate, Geography, Political science, Law