What is going on in the Zhou Dynasty on the Minzu Joseon dynasty

Summary: The development of ancient Joseon by Minzu can be proved from the following four aspects: 1) the records of ancient Chinese history books; 2) the records of ancient Joseon history books; 3) the proofs of archaeological discoveries and folklore; and 4) the extrapolation of the history from the future generations. The region of ancient Korea included the eastern part of the Liaodong Peninsula in present-day China and the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. In the 12th century B.C., Min Zi, a survivor of the Yin Shang Dynasty, established the Min Dynasty in this region, which passed on for more than 900 years; after the last king of the dynasty, Min Jun, was usurped by Weiman, he carried some of his followers southward to establish a state for another 200 years, and developed the southern part of the peninsula. As immigrants, they were not numerically superior and were in the middle of the ocean of the ancestors of the Korean nation, but they became an important part of the later Goryeo nation (culturally) because they carried an advanced culture with them. Historical records of ancient China and ancient Korea, as well as archaeological and folklore data, can prove the history of the development of ancient Korea by the Minjis and the Minjis Dynasty. The controversy in question While China strongly emphasized that the history of the northeastern border belonged to the realm of Chinese history, the traditional view of history on the Korean Peninsula changed considerably. In the 1980s, the Korean Peninsula, for the sake of "nationalism", made the ancient Joseon of Minja, which was recorded in Chinese history books, a legend, and the so-called "Tanjun" Joseon, which was fabricated by the so-called scholars of the Peninsula through their imagination in the modern times, actually did not exist, and it was the so-called "Tanjun" Joseon, which was fabricated by the so-called scholars of the Peninsula in the modern times. In fact, it does not exist, is the beginning of the peninsula's myths and legends jumped into the official history. Peking University professor Song Chengyou also introduced: "After the Japanese invasion of the Korean Peninsula in 1910, some historians of the three Koreas came to China in exile, and in order to resist the invasion and arouse nationalism, these historians drew strength from history and emphasized the independence of the three Koreas, which later evolved into the "Three Koreas". These historians drew strength from history and emphasized the independence of the "Three Koreas," which later evolved into the "Three Koreas" school of ethnohistory. The present Republic of Korea came into existence only in 1948, and ethnohistory became one of the three major schools of history in the Republic of Korea. However, the non-scholarly folk who are known as the historians in the wilderness, who like to confuse myths, folklore, and book reviews with the real history, also have a greater power to mobilize the society." South Korean historian Yoon Nae-hyun in his book "New Essays on Ancient Korean History" recognizes the existence of Minja Korea, and that Minja originated from China's Middle Kingdom Minja Korea and its affairs, at home and abroad in the academic community debates a lot, which both the book lacks between the problems, but also views and methodological differences, and the latter point is more pronounced, thus making the study of ancient Korean history has become a hotspot in the academic community. According to the history book of Joseon, "The Legacy of the Three Kingdoms," it is assumed that the descendants of "Tanjun" moved south to the present South Korean area with their people after the arrival of Minja in Joseon to avoid the conflict with the people who were brought by Minja. These people later became the founding fathers of Samhan. With his entourage and local natives, Minja established ancient Korea and ruled the peninsula for nearly a thousand years. According to the Taehwon Seonwu Clan Genealogy, the Seonwu Clan of Joseon originated from the descendants of Minja Joseon, and the family names of present-day Joseon and the "three Koreas" are derived from the Chinese model, although they do not use Chinese characters, but are merely transliterations, which is basically meaningless, as they did not have a customary family name in ancient times. Due to the rise of nationalism, some scholars of the three Koreas are disputing the existence of this period of history and do not recognize the existence of Minja Joseon. There are also some people according to the history book written by the North Koreans, "Three Kingdoms", that the sealing of the Minjis in North Korea is "Zhou Huwang" (obviously the pronunciation of Zhou Wuwang to blackmail), rather than the Zhou Dynasty Zhou Wuwang, but this is just a copy of the Chinese history of their history of their phonetic transcription of a mistake only.