Why can't Ran Min go to history books?

Because Ran Min led the rise of the Han people and the Hu people slaughtered a large number of ethnic minorities, it can't be used as a textbook in today's society with great national unity.

Ran Min (1, June 320 ~ 352) was born in Wei County, Neihuang County (now Neihuang County, Henan Province) and was the founding emperor.

Shi Min, formerly known as Shi Min, is the adopted grandson of Shi Hu, the Emperor of the Later Zhao Dynasty. Shi Hu treats him like a grandson, decisive and keen, and is famous for his bravery. After Zhao awarded the guerrilla general, he was named Hou. Since the conquest, he has repeatedly made meritorious military service. After Shi Hu's death, he built a stone mirror, and then vandalized it.

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family background

Ran Min is the adopted grandson of Shi Hu, the Emperor of the Later Zhao Dynasty. Ran Min's father, Ran Liang, was a native of Wei County (now Neihuang County, Henan Province). His ancestors served as commander-in-chief of Liyang in the Han Dynasty, and his family served as a guardian for generations.

After Zhao Ming Emperor Schleswig defeated Chen Wu and captured Ran Liang. At that time, Ran Liang was twelve years old, and Schleswig ordered Shi Hu to accept him as his adopted son and renamed him Shi Zhan. Jean Valjean Liang Yong is a warrior, invincible and invincible. Successive Zuo Zongshe generals, sealed Xihua Hou.