The Order of Nurhachi's Ancestors

Nurhachi's classic quote was " Be yourself and follow the path of diligence." This sentence emphasized that one should persist in being real and not pursue illusory appearances. One must uphold the spirit of diligence and strive to achieve a calm and confident attitude towards life. This sentence reflects the thoughts of Mongolian culture and is also an inspiration and encouragement to us today.

Nurhachi was the founder of the Qing Dynasty. His life was full of hardship, forbearance, and perseverance. He was born in 1559, the Qing Taizu Aisin Gioro Nurhachi. Nurhachi's life as a teenager was very difficult. Although his family was well-off, his mother died early. His stepmother was not good to him and his brothers and often abused them. Since he was young, he had lived a life of hunger and hunger, and he had to do some rough work in the forest. Although his father was a henpecked husband, they did not dare to tell him. These experiences created Nurhachi's forbearing and determined personality. He loved to study. Not only did he know Manchu, but he also learned Chinese and Mongolian. He also liked to read famous works like Romance of the Three Kingdoms. At the same time, he also practiced martial arts in the forest to lay the foundation for his future military life. Nurhachi played a key role in unifying the Jurchen tribes and pacifying the Kanto region of China. Through war and marriage, he gradually brought the Jurchen tribes under his rule. On the basis of unifying the Jurchen tribes, he established the Later Jin regime in 1616 and became emperor himself. Nurhachi also launched many wars against the Ming Dynasty, seizing a large amount of land and resources. His life was full of wars and conquests, laying the foundation for the establishment and development of the Qing Dynasty.

Nurhachi's classic quote was " Be yourself and follow the path of diligence."

Nurhachi's famous saying was,"It is my fortune that wise men come from afar." This was what he said to Fan Wencheng Dao, a Han scholar who had come to seek refuge.

Nurhachi's first woman was Yates.

Nurhachi's famous saying was,"It is my fortune that wise men come from afar." This was what he said to Fan Wencheng Dao, a Han scholar who had come to seek refuge. Nurhachi was the founder of the Qing Dynasty and the founder of the Later Jin Dynasty. He was fluent in Manchu and Chinese and liked to read Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Nurhachi established the Later Jin Dynasty in his lifetime, divided Liaodong, and captured more than 70 cities of the Ming Dynasty in Liaodong. He was a war genius born at the right time. Some people thought that his achievements were second only to Genghis Khan's. Nurhachi's famous words reflected his respect and appreciation for wise men.

Nurhachi's famous saying was,"It is my fortune that wise men come from afar." This was what he said to Fan Wencheng Dao, a Han scholar who had come to seek refuge.

Nurhachi's Chinese meaning was wild boar skin. Nurhachi's parents hoped that when he grew up, he would be as brave and invincible as a wild boar, tenacious and durable. Nurhachi's name was related to animals. His younger brother Shurhachi's name meant little wild boar, and Yalhachi's name meant leopard skin. Nurhachi was the founder of the Qing Dynasty. He unified the Jurchen tribes and established the Later Jin regime. Nurhachi's surname Aisin Gioro meant gold in Manchu, and Nurhachi's name meant light and holy descendants in Manchu. The meaning of Nurhachi's real surname and name was controversial in the academic world, but his name was related to the meaning of wild boar skin.

In the novel 'Buddha is the Dao', the Twelve Ancestors of Sorcery were: 1 Red sperm Xiang Yu, the Overlord of Western Chu 3 South Pole Immortal Weng Grand Supreme Elder 5 Dipankara Buddha Sun Wukong Seven Pigsy Sha Wujing Bai Jingjing White Bone Demon Red Boy Tang Sanzang It should be noted that this list may not be completely accurate because the plot and historical background of the novel are different.

Nurhachi had once said,"I will only go one way."