Where was the ancient Dongyi?

The ancient Dongyi mainly referred to the central and southern regions of Shandong Province. Dongyi culture originated from the Zhongshan Area and the Yishu River basin in Shandong Province, including the entire Shandong Province and its adjacent vast areas. Dongyi was one of the most important civilizations in ancient China and one of the most important sources of Chinese civilization. Therefore, it could be said that the ancient Dongyi was now the central and southern regions of Shandong Province.

In ancient times, Dongyi was mainly distributed in the eastern region with Shandong as the center, including the entire Shandong and its adjacent areas, such as the eastern part of Henan, the northern part of Jiangsu, the northeastern part of Anhui, the southern part of Hebei, and the Liaodong Peninsula. Dongyi was the indigenous people of eastern China. They lived and multiplied on this land and became one of the earliest residents of eastern China.

The ancient Dongyi mainly referred to the central and southern regions of Shandong Province. Dongyi culture originated from the Zhongshan Area and the Yishu River basin in Shandong Province, including the entire Shandong Province and its adjacent vast areas. Dongyi was one of the most important civilizations in ancient China and one of the most important sources of Chinese civilization. Therefore, it could be said that the ancient Dongyi was now the central and southern regions of Shandong Province.

In ancient times, Dongyi was now Shandong, Jiangsu, Anhui, Hebei, Henan, and Liaoning.

The ancient Dongyi mainly referred to the present Shandong, Jiangsu, and Anhui regions.

In ancient times, Dongyi referred to the region in the eastern part of China, mainly including Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu, and other places. Dongyi was an important part of the Chinese civilization. They had created a brilliant civilization, including the production of stone tools, bone tools, jade articles, and other tools and daily necessities. They had also developed the art of smelting copper, the primitive calendar, and the oldest characters. They had also made progress in agriculture, poultry breeding, and wine-making. Dongyi culture originated from the Houli culture 8300 years ago and experienced different stages such as Beixin culture, Dawenkou culture, Longshan culture and Yueshi culture. After Dongyi and Huaxia merged, it gradually became a general term for the foreign tribes in the East.

The ancient Dongyi mainly referred to today's Shandong, Jiangsu, Anhui and other regions. Dongyi was not a specific tribe or race, but a general term that included many tribes and races. The modern Dongyi region included Northeast China, the Korean Peninsula, Japan, and other countries or regions. Although they had been influenced and changed to different degrees, Dongyi residents still maintained their unique culture and traditions and contributed to the development of society. Therefore, the ancient Dongyi had a certain blood relationship with the present Shandong, Jiangsu, and Anhui.

In ancient times, Dongyi was mainly distributed in Shandong, Jiangsu, Anhui and other regions of China. The early Dongyi tribes mostly referred to the tribes in the eastern part of Henan Province, Shandong Province, and the northwestern part of Jiangsu Province (Xuzhou City). As time passed, the scope of Dongyi gradually expanded to include Japan and North Korea. Dongyi was not a single ethnic group, but a collective name for many tribes and ethnic groups. Although they had been influenced and changed to varying degrees, the residents of Dongyi still maintained their unique culture and traditions and contributed to the development of society. Therefore, the ancient Dongyi could be regarded as the Shandong, Jiangsu, and Anhui regions of China today.

The ancient Dongyi in today's area mainly included Shandong, Liaodong Peninsula, northern Jiangsu, and eastern Henan. These areas were the core areas of Dongyi culture and one of the important sources of Chinese civilization. Shandong was the center of Dongyi culture and played an important role in the development of Chinese civilization. The Qilu culture and the Lu culture were both influenced by the Dongyi culture. Other areas such as the Liaodong Peninsula, northern Jiangsu, and eastern Henan also had traces of Dongyi culture. Therefore, the ancient Dongyi were mainly distributed in Shandong, Liaodong Peninsula, northern Jiangsu, and eastern Henan.

Shandong's Zhongshan Area and the Yishu River basin were the main origins of ancient Dongyi culture.