Female direct address first appeared in the records of Qidan people. In 903, some people said that Lu Ye Baoji was "cutting women straight and replacing them". In history books, women often write nuzhen because of taboos. Some people think that the reason of avoiding Yelv Sect in Liao Xingzong and Song Zhenzong Taboo is taboo. The author thinks that taboos can't stand scrutiny. Qidan Liao is a nomadic people in Altai, and there was no taboo custom at first. It is unlikely that the Song Dynasty changed the title of Yidi to avoid taboo. Japanese scholars believe that it makes sense to say that straight is really a short sound because of the different words chosen by phonetic translators.
There are many ways to write straight women, such as "Jin Guo, whose real name is Zhen, was later mistaken for Jurchen, or thought to be true", and there are also Ligustrum lucidum, Girl Country, Shen Zhu, Shen Zhu, Jurcha, Zhula and Zhula. Numerous styles of writing are also a very old expression of this surname.
Some people think that the etymology of Nvzhi is the transliteration of "Su Shen". For example, the cloud of "Zhu Lizhen" in "The Origin of Manchuria" compiled by Gan Long: "The pronunciation of Fubei is suitable for the needs of the Soviet Union, and it is rhymed with Zhu Bi. Li Zhenyin is close to prudence, and it is translated by Su Shenyin." Because "Slave Land" and "Su Shen" are too old, their original meanings are not available for examination. Some people say it's the name of a bird, while others say it means "human" in Tungusic, so it's not credible.
In history, the female leader and the main puller, Zhu Shen has always said that "The Origin of Mongolia" records that in the Yuan Dynasty, the Mongols called the female leader "Three Surnames of Waterfront Women", and the three surnames were three tribes: Jianzhou, Haixi and Savage Nuzhen. Mongolians are collectively called "advocate pulling bad" jurcid, and "bad" is only a plural suffix sound in Mongolian, and it becomes "advocate pulling bad" if it is not translated. Also known as "Shen Zhu", Mongolian manpower Dan Khan wrote a letter to Nurhachi in 16 19, calling it "the owner of 30,000 applications for waterfront".
Historically, the appellation of the Central Plains dynasty to the straight women in Northeast China has been changing constantly. The five emperors called it "Xi God", Su Shen in the early Western Zhou Dynasty, Loulou after the Warring States Period, Buji in the late Han Dynasty and Xiongnu in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. These appellations should be related to the changes of nomadic countries with straight women in the northeast as the background, which may be at that time.
One of the characteristics of ancient female crowns is cave dwelling, which is clearly recorded in the History of Jin Dynasty. A Study on the Origin of Manchuria says: "The word' Kuilou', that is, Yilu in Manchu today, means cave dwelling, but those who swallow the building are famous for their caves", which means that the name of female straight people in Han Dynasty is "Kuilou". I don't agree with this, because the original meaning of "Koulou" in ancient Turkic is the meaning of king and conqueror, and it seems more reasonable as a surname, but it can be seen that ancient women are Neanderthals.
The nomadic people in Northeast China were called "Earthwork" in ancient books of pre-Qin, and the name of "Earthwork" recorded in Xia and Shang Dynasties may come from the cave dwelling characteristics of the women in Northeast China.
Another feature of Nuwa is hunting in the forest. The Mongolian original meaning of "Buji" is "the man in the forest" or "the savage in the jungle". The Secret History of Mongolia is recorded as "Ougier De", which is the plural pronunciation of "Wu Zhi", and the Mongolians also call it "mongroljin", which means.