The history of Min dialect
Fujian belongs to Yue State in the Spring and Autumn Period, and its name is Dongye. It was named in memory of Ou Yezi, the ancestor of smelting and casting. At that time, Ou Yezi lived in Yeshan (now Fuzhou). At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, Yue State was defeated by Chu State, and Yuecheng retreated to today's Fuzhou, while Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, which was originally the capital of Yue State, still belonged to Yue State. The "people" in Historical Records and Wu Yue Chun Qiu is the snake in the southeast gate of Zhouyi, and the snake in the gate is the people, which is the origin of the people. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the King of Yue advocated Confucianism. "The word' min' contains the supreme Taoist art culture and Confucianism, and does not pretend to be a taboo dragon. In ancient China, the dragon and snake were insects. The southeast gate was the land of the dragon and snake, and the dragon in the gate was also from Fujian. Wuyue lives in Fujian (both sides use Taoist skills to establish Fujian to control the enemy, but unfortunately their intentions are different). Fu Jian and Wu claimed to be dragons and finally perished. This Fu Jian returned to Vietnam. During the Warring States Period, the seven ancient Fujian provinces from Jiangsu to Vietnam were the seven Fujian provinces. " According to historical records, "Li Yueren is a direct descendant of Dayu, while Min language is actually Huaxia language. During the Warring States Period, it was renamed from Vietnamese to Min. When Qin unified China, Qimin was destroyed by Qin, but Yue [Zhong Min] was spared, only forcing Zhong Min (now Fuzhou), the capital of Yue, to join, cutting Zhong Min into Zhongmin County, and Qin directly entered Zhong Min with one soldier. Min is the representative of Qi Min (Baiyue), but Min's main party calls itself Min and is the master of Baiyue. All the subjects of Yue are unified under the Min language, which has become the Huaxia language of Dayu Xia Dynasty for five thousand years. Later, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty destroyed Min Yuecun, moved Min Yuezu to the Jianghuai area to be knighted and sealed Hou. Because Yue is a direct descendant of Dayu, he must be sealed. However, in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu discovered that the parents and children of Fujian and Vietnam fled into the mountains and lived in Yecheng (now Fuzhou). When Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty learned about it, he immediately sealed Hou Guan, which was a kind of respect for the people of Dayu. Fujian is called Houguan Province. Yongjia Rebellion took place in the Western Jin Dynasty, and its royalty crossed Fuzhou from Henan and the south. In addition to high-ranking officials being knighted, eight other princes were knighted in Fuzhou, two of whom later became emperors and regarded Fujian as the hometown of the royal family and nobles in the Jin Dynasty, so Fuzhou was called Jinan. During the Tang and Five Dynasties, Fujian also belonged to Henan, and Shaolin burned in the south-central part of Fujian also belonged to Henan, with one south and one north. However, Min dialect is not Du Nan's Jin dialect, let alone later Henan dialect. Min dialect is an Huaxia language in the pre-Qin period, which is thousands of years earlier than Jin dialect and later Henan dialect. In the early Tang Dynasty, the state system was changed, and today Fuzhou is Fujian. Because Fuzhou is a hot spring area, it is also named Quanzhou (not Quanzhou in southern Fujian today). Later, it was discovered that there was a floating mountain in the north (one saying is that the floating mountain is not the name of the mountain, which means Feng Shui floating mountain; It is said to be the name of the mountain, which is today's Dong Fengshan). It is said that it is a blessed land of the tiger, and it was changed to Fuzhou after death. In the Tang Dynasty, Minzhong was renamed Fujian because its owner was renamed Fuzhou, and the word Jian was synthesized from the early name of Fujian [Fuzhou]. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Fujian Wang Jian established Fujian, and Changle House [Fuzhou] was the capital of Fujian. As the government of Fujian, Fuzhou dialect in Fujian has become the official language, further developed and has a very developed writing system, which can be written in ancient Chinese. It began to have a strong cultural cohesion of Min dialect, which could compete with the powerful Tang Dynasty at that time. At this time, due to the long-term sediment accumulation in southern Fujian, 3 square miles began to be added. Wang began to move mountains and fill the sea, and built Tabazi City in Quanzhou, southern Fujian. Since then, * * * has built Tuocheng 27 times until Daoguang in Qing Dynasty. * * * lasted for more than 900 years, and Quanzhou in southern Fujian expanded its land by 30 square miles from Shui Ze to Quanzhou. It took 886 years from the Han Dynasty, Fujian and Vietnam, when Fuzhou was directly under the jurisdiction (Quanzhou) to the establishment of Wurong Prefecture for self-protection. Twenty-seven years later, Wu Rongzhou was renamed Quanzhou. In fact, Quanzhou was actually renamed as Fuzhou. It was not until the Ming Dynasty that Quanzhou in southern Fujian was renamed as Quanzhou from Fuzhou. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Fuzhou was the government of Fuzhou, which governed Fujian, Zhejiang and Taiwan Province provinces. Taiwan Province Province belonged to the autonomous region of China from ancient times until the Ming Dynasty. Due to the invasion of pirates and Japanese invaders at that time, Fuzhou was forced to directly administer the inland of Taiwan Province Province, and moved a large number of Fujian people to Taiwan Province Province to help develop. At this time, Taiwan Province Province became the ninth Fujian Province. At this time, Min dialect is integrated into Jin dialect, forming its own system, with a complete and independent writing system, which is between classical Chinese and spoken Chinese, and has its own writing and a complete phonetic system. It is like the language of a country, which is ahead of Chinese at that time and incomparable to any Chinese dialect in Ming and Qing Dynasties.