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History of Hmong people Originally, the Hmong people were immigrants from Tibet, Siberia and Mongolia, before migrating to China 3,000 years ago where they settled down in areas around the Yellow (Huang Ho) River, Kwaijoa, Hunnam, Kwangsi and Yunnan. During the 17th century, the Manju Dynasty (Hmeng) wielded power in China. The King changed policy […]
“Largest mass hanging in United States history” 38 Santee “Sioux” Indian men Mankato, Minnesota, Dec. 16, 1862 303 Indian males were set to be hanged What brought about the hanging of 38 Sioux Indians in Minnesota December 26, 1862 was the failure “again” of the U.S. Government to honor it’s treaties with Indian Nations. Indians […]
Hmong/miao history.
Tracing Human History Through Genetic Mutations By NICHOLAS WADE The book of Genesis mentions three of Adam and Eve’s children: Cain, Abel and Seth. But geneticists, by tracing the DNA patterns found in people throughout the world, have now identified lineages descended from 10 sons of a genetic Adam and 18 daughters of Eve. The […]
Hmong American History Timeline By Kao-Ly Yang, Ph.D. Join the Free Group of Discussion Teaching Hmong Culture and Language “Wherever countries we may live either in the East, in the Southeast or in the West, whatever word we may use to call ourselves, either “Miao”, “Hmong”(Hmoob), “Mong”(Moob), or “Méo”, we all shall remember and cherish […]
Native American History: Origins of Early People in the Americas
Tibetan Buddhists And Native Americans Find Common Ground In Montana Tibetan lama Tulku Sang-Ngag Rinpoche has placed a 24-foot-tall Buddhist statue of Yum Chenmo, the Great Mother of Wisdom and Compassion, on a Montana Native American reservation as part of his planned “Garden of 1000 Buddhas” project to promote world peace. Though Native Americans see […]
A history story: THE U.S. CONSTITUTION WAS STOLEN FROM THE NATIVE AMERICANS
Re-Thinking Hmong History: Are Hmong and Miao the Same People? Let me draw a parallel example to make this point. When the Europeans came to the new world, they called everyone they saw an Indian. Does that mean that all the people in the new world were the same people? Obviously not; the people the […]
Diaspora and the Predicament of Origins: Interrogating Hmong Postcolonial History and Identity Abstract This paper examines two basic issues that have been of major concern to the Hmong in the diaspora: (1). What is their historical and geographic origin; and (2) are the Hmong part of the Miao nationality in China, and should they accept being […]