Why was Ran Min delisted from history?

Ran Min was eliminated from history: Ran Min itself was not regarded as a pure Han nationality.

Ran Min himself is not a pure Han nationality. He is the adopted grandson of Shi Hu, the Jie Emperor of the Later Zhao Dynasty. He grew up among the Jie clan nobles, so he has a Jie clan background, which makes his relationship with the Han nationality very complicated. There is a big loophole in the name of Ran Min's Kill Hu Ling. Although his policy was to help the Han people destroy Hu Jie, in fact, many Han people were also hurt by his policy.

The massacre in Ran Min was not entirely for the purpose of protecting the Han nationality and Chinese civilization, but more for the need of fighting for power and profit with the ruling class of the Jie nationality. This behavior led to the loss of many innocent lives, which made Ran Min's evaluation questioned. During the reign of Ran Min, although the suffering of Han people was actually no less than that of the post-Zhao period, a large number of Hu people also enjoyed high political rights. This made his ethnic policy not fully realized, and therefore he was criticized by history.

The life of the character

Ran Min was the adopted grandson of Shi Hu, the Emperor of the Later Zhao Dynasty, and Ran Min's father Ran Liang was from Neihuang County, 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.

Ran Min was decisive and sensitive when he was young. Shi Hu loved him very much and raised him like a grandson. As an adult, Ran Min was eight feet tall, brave and skilled. General Jianjie, renamed Hou, served as commander of the northern army and guerrilla general.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Ran Min