>>47094815>>47094826The Southern Han Chinese Ming dynasty conquered and ruled the ancestors of the Manchus, the Jianzhou Jurchen. The name Jianzhou is Chinese and was given to them by their Ming masters.
Koreans also referred to the Jianzhou Jurchen guard lands north of the Yalu and Tumen rivers as part of China. The name Jianzhou is Chinese. The Koreans were enemies of the Ming in the early 1400s and tried to buy the loyalty of the Jianzhou Jurchens away from China.
Manchus changed their ethnic group's name from Jurchen to Manchu hide their history of subjugation to Ming China. The Ming ruled the Jianzhou Jurchen for 200 years and used Jurchen tribes to kill each other.
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~qing/WEB/ABAHAI.html>In 1635, doubtless on the advice of his Chinese councilors, Abahai forbade the use of the names, Ju-chên or Chien-chou (see under Nurhaci), in reference to his people, decreeing that the name Man-chou 滿洲 (Manchu) should be used instead. This change was made to obscure the fact that his ancestors had been under Chinese rule and that they are referred to in Chinese records as Ju-chên or Chien-chou.The Ming ruled the Jurchen in the Nurgan Regional Military Comission and the Jianzhou Jurchen guard with a Ming general controlling Jurchen tribes and appointing Jianzhou Jurchen chiefs.
There were Jurchen concubines and Jurchen eunuchs like Yishiha in the Ming palace after the Ming conquered the Jurchen and they were castrated. The Ming ruled the Jurchen in the Nurgan Regional Military Comission and the Jianzhou Jurchen guard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yishihahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nurgan_Regional_Military_CommissionJianzhou Jurchens (Manchus) under Nurhaci revolted against Ming Han Chinese rule when he founded the Later Jin (Qing dynasty).
Nurhaci captured his first city Fushun by giving his granddaughter to the Han Chinese Ming officer Li Yongfang in charge of the city. She was daughter of his son Prince (Beile) Abatai.
