There are two unified dynasties in the history of China that were not ruled by the Han people. One is the Yuan Dynasty established by the golden family headed by Genghis Khan, and the other is the last feudal dynasty-the Qing Dynasty. From a macro point of view, these two dynasties promoted the process of China's reunification, so they played an indelible role in history.

And if all the dynasties in the history of our country were ruled by the Han people, neither the territory nor the nation would be so rich now. Moreover, the dynasty with the largest territory in Chinese history was the Yuan Dynasty, and the Yuan Army was equivalent to all mobile troops. Therefore, without the Yuan Dynasty, the territory might only be in the Central Plains, and the fate would be as peaceful as the Southern Song Dynasty.

Moreover, the Chinese nation is a very inclusive nation. I don't object that the Ming generals would rather be beheaded than continue to make money, but the existence of the Qing Dynasty has the value of the Qing Dynasty. If there were no Qing dynasty, perhaps the whole nation would be monotonous. In short, any dynasty in history has its existence value. Whether it is the Han dynasty or the dynasty ruled by ethnic minorities, the rise and fall of these dynasties have jointly created a history of 5 thousand years.