台灣人祖先多從哪裡來呢？多數來自福建 (第26頁)

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芝木貢 wrote:
台灣有日本混血????
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那只有少數個案自己跑去日本讓日本人上的特例
但那跟日本竊據台灣五十年沒關係
我家來台灣兩百年
往上的族譜都查的到
相信大部分跟我一樣移民台灣兩百年左右的家族都查的到族譜
哪來的日本血統混進來阿
別天真了!
頂多有荷蘭血統混進來過而已

最有名的就是鄭森 , 國姓爺鄭成功 , 帶領南明遺民來到台灣
出生於日本九州平戶市"兒誕石", 母親為日本人田川氏。
鄭氏家族 , 兒子鄭經 ,孫子鄭克塽當然都有日本血統

鹿港辜家辜寬敏 , 母親岩瀨芳子 , 第二任妻子清水五十鈴為日本人

前國民黨秘書長廖了以的阿公廖西東，在日治時代是豐原街街長（相當於現在的市長），娶的是日本人田中春子。因此，廖了以父親廖忠雄具有一半的日本血統，而曾任三屆豐原鎮長的廖忠雄，赴日早稻田留學後，娶的也是日本新娘佐藤節子（台灣名廖節）。
廖節是廖了以的母親 , 父親為佐藤謙太郎，也就是廖了以的外祖父, 是日治時期台中廳長，同時也是台中市名勝台中公園湖心亭的設計者。
哥哥廖一久, 台灣「草蝦養殖之父」, 出生於東京，在台中豐原長大。

醫師林媽利，長期任職於馬偕醫院，並任教於國立臺灣大學醫學院與臺北醫學大學醫學院 ... 林媽利的父親林新振是外科醫師，母親是日本人吉武牧野（漢名林媽基）。
楊憲宏 , 記者、節目主持人, 媽媽是日本人
陳文茜生於宜蘭羅東。曾祖父為陳純精，是羅東望族。外祖父何集璧出身台中望族。祖母是日本人。
蔣緯國，生於日本東京，養父蔣介石，養母姚冶誠，兄蔣經國，生父戴季陶，生母重松金子
戴安國是戴季陶長子，拜蔣介石為義父，母親是日本黑龍會成員津淵美智子。
華加志 , 父親為日本人、母親為排灣族，曾任臺灣省議員、立法委員、行政院原住民委員會首任主任委員。
楊偉中 , 中國國民黨發言人、國民黨文化傳播委員會副主任委員。妻子為前新聞主播陳以真, 母親曾縵雲有日本血統(駐東北關東軍)。
白歆惠 , 祖母日本人
楊雙伍, 台灣著名的黑幫角頭以及十大槍擊要犯, 父親是高雄市警察局的高階警官楊水木,母親是日本藝妓，原名加藤豔子。
篠崎泫，前台灣女子組合Twinko成員，本名為篠崎翎榕。父親為日本籍，母親為台灣籍。篠崎為她的日本姓氏。
范姜彥豐, 2011凱渥夢幻之星第五屆男模組亞軍。爸爸是醫師，媽媽是日本選美皇后。
雷艾美，生長於高雄市，爸爸是法國人，媽媽是日本人

金城武 , 在台北萬華出生, 母親是台灣人, 學的第一種語言就是台語, 爸爸是日本人
渡邊直美 , 在台灣板橋出生，媽媽是台灣人，爸爸是日本人
郭侑紀（舊藝名加藤侑紀)，生於日本東京都，父親是台日混血（祖父是日本人），母親是台灣台中人
川島茉樹代(藝名Makiyo) 出生於日本神奈川縣橫濱市, 父親日本人
中島健一來台灣18年，爸爸是日本人，媽媽是台日混血兒
林嘉欣的母親是台灣宜蘭縣南澳鄉澳花村的中日混血兒、父親是香港人。林嘉欣出生於加拿大溫哥華，持有中華民國護照。
李詠嫻，出生於美國夏威夷，臺灣女藝人。丈夫為藝人艾力克斯。父親是香港人，母親夏威夷和日本混血。
板橋林本源家族第七代，現任華南金控副董事長林明成。其父林熊徵，出身板橋林本源家族。其母高賀千智子（華名林智惠）為日本人
王貞治，出生於今日本東京都墨田區，是1960年代至1980年代日本著名的職業棒球選手，母親王登美（舊姓：當住）是日本人
澎澎 (藝人)邱美翠, 母親田中初子是日本新潟人。
沈清楷曾任輔仁大學哲學系副教授, 出生於台北市萬華區，有四分之一日本人血統，是灣生後代（祖父原籍日本熊本縣，祖母是台灣原住民）。
唐美雲, 台灣反串歌仔戲名伶，姐姐趙美齡。父親蔣武童，外號「青番仔狗」，本名森田一郎，為日治時期在臺日人森田氏之子，母託付與蔣臭、蔣吳琴夫婦扶養，後因森田夫婦船難，蔣武童遂留於臺灣臺南。
湯德章, 父親為日本東京人，本名「坂井德藏」，因過繼到「新居」家，因而改為「新居德藏」。新居德藏為奉派來臺的警察，母親「湯玉」為臺南南化人。柔道五段，任職警官、執業律師，於二二八事件中遭槍決於民生綠園。
温貞菱，母親為菲律賓台僑，有菲律賓和西班牙血統，父親為臺日混血。
余貴美子, 祖父余家麟是桃園市中壢區出身的客家人，為做水果生意攜全家移居定居日本。父親余鴻彰,母親日本女子京子。
劉敬文(池尻敬文), 網路暱稱妖西（Yoshi），祖父為日治時期新竹知名齒科劉醫師、祖母為日本人池尻氏。
增山裕紀，男Yuki，父親是日本室內設計師，母親則是臺灣人。
安那（Anna），本名張安那，阿姨張惠妹 ,她的爸爸是日本人、在台灣住了30多年。

下山一（林光明）父親日本警察下山治平,母親泰雅族公主貝克．道雷因。
台中師範畢業後，任職霧社公學校、埔里北小學校、高等科、青年學校與溪南公學校教職。日本戰敗後，淪為亡國奴，教職被革除。
下山操子（林香蘭）屏東師範畢業，台中師專暑期音樂組畢業，擔任國小老師三十七年，五十五歲自南投縣埔里鎮南光國小退休。出生於日本戰敗終戰的1945年，從日本靜岡籍歸化為台灣南投籍時，改名林香蘭。

白暁燕 , 歌手白冰冰的女兒,父親是日本人
AKB48 本田柚萱 , 出身新竹市 , 父親日本人、母親台湾日本雙重國籍
AKB48 劉潔明 , 祖母日本人
AKB48 小山美玲 , 日本國籍祖母為台灣人
蘇東成 , 武術家, 1969年台北市第1屆国術（擂台）準優勝 , 母親日本人
饒正太郎（1912年－1941年）是台灣花蓮港廳（現・花蓮縣）出身的詩人及官僚。日治時代在東京從事文筆活動。父親饒永昌是花蓮地方名士，母親是日本山口縣人
中村ゆりか日本女演員，神奈川縣出身父親為日本人、母親是台灣人
日本模特兒ミチMICHI & YOSHIAKI 姐弟 , 父親為台灣人、母親是日本人
日本歌手一青窈姊姊：一青妙
父親顏惠民是台灣日治時期臺北瑞芳（今新北市瑞芳區）富商，是基隆顏家後代；母親一青和枝則是日本石川縣人。在臺北市私立衛理幼兒園讀完幼稚園，然後隨父母搬到日本定居。

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2021-04-27 16:36

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為讓子孫永續經營.勇敢揭露土共跟舔共買辦與滯台臥底側翼他們貪腐.放毒.偷竊.行駭等不法勾當

你這樣罵民進黨小心被查水表喔

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2021-04-27 16:39

herblee wrote:
權威????
"Nature" 哪一句說了 ??
明明"南島語族"在中國大陸皆未見, 連傣、苗或南亞等民族都未見?
能突然冒出來變福建是南島語族的祖源????????

"NEWS 14 MAY 2020

Ancient human genomes shed new light on East Asia's history

First large-scale ancient genome analyses from China chart migrations of early farmers.
Ewen Callaway

Whole skeleton of Qihe 2, a ~8,400-year-old individual from Qihe cave, Fujian, China.
An 8,400-year-old skeleton from the Qihe cave archaeological site in Fujian, China.Credit: Xiujie Wu/Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology

Ancient genomics is starting to unravel the history of East Asia. The first large-scale studies of ancient human genomes from the region suggest that many of its inhabitants descend from two once-distinct populations that began mixing after the development of agriculture some 10,000 years ago.

The studies also reveal connections between ancient humans that extend from southern China to the South Pacific, and a link between coastal inhabitants that could offer clues about how humans came to settle in East Asia.

The findings come from a 14 May study in Science that analysed the genomes of two dozen ancient Chinese people1, and a March preprint that looked at nearly 200 ancient genomes from across East Asia2.

Ancient African genomes offer glimpse into early human history
Contemporary East Asians descend, by and large, from humans who left Africa 50,000 to 100,000 years ago. But researchers know little about the ancient population shifts that have since shaped the genomes of the region’s 1.7 billion current inhabitants. Only a handful of ancient-human genomes from East Asia have been published, and it is not clear how key events, such as the spread of farming — which drastically altered the genetic make-up of western Eurasians — affected this part of the world.

A team led by Qiaomei Fu, a population geneticist at the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, analysed the genomes of 24 individuals who lived in East Asia, including what is now China, between 9,500 and 300 years ago. Most of the genomes came from archaeological sites in the Yellow River Basin in northeastern China, or more than 1,000 kilometres away, in southeast China’s Fujian province.

North–South divide
During the early Neolithic period, around 10,000 to 6,000 years ago, people from these two geographic regions were genetically distinct, Fu’s team found. But over time, they began mixing: contemporary Chinese trace much of their ancestry to the northern groups, but are also related to the ancient Fujian people to varying degrees (those from southern China tend to be closest). Fu’s team doesn’t know exactly when the two groups started to interbreed, but it saw signs that the northern genetic signature had begun spreading into southeast China by the time of the late Neolithic 5,000–4,000 years ago.

This suggests that farming in East Asia could have spread through mixing of farmers and hunter-gatherers, says Ling Qin, an archaeologist at Peking University in Beijing. That’s different from what ancient-genome studies have found in western Eurasia, where farmers with Middle Eastern ancestry largely replaced hunter-gatherers in Europe.

Farmers in the Yellow River Basin also moved west. A team led by David Reich, a population geneticist at Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts, who is a co-author of Fu’s study, analysed the genomes of 20 5,000-year-old individuals from this region and found connections with contemporary Tibetans. Their results are part of a study of 191 ancient individuals from East Asia that was posted to the bioRxiv preprint server on 25 March.

Distant relatives
The studies also revealed some surprising long-distance connections. Neolithic people who lived near China’s coast, whether in the northeast or southeast, shared some ancestry with ancient individuals from coastal sites in southeast Asia and Japan. “That means the entire coast of East Asia is a really important place for people to migrate,” says Fu. Reich and his team found a similar connection, which they say could be evidence that modern humans first settled in East Asia along a coastal route.

Evidence mounts for interbreeding bonanza in ancient human species
Ancestry from southeastern China stretched even farther afield. Neolithic individuals from Fujian and islands in the Taiwan Strait were closely related to ancient islanders from Vanuatu in remote Oceania, Fu’s team found. Previous ancient-genome studies had recorded the spread of this ancestry from East Asia to Oceania, and Fu’s study suggests that this group originated in southern China.

This conclusion makes sense, says Matthew Spriggs, an archaeologist at Australian National University in Canberra. Archaeological and genetic evidence has linked the South Pacific migration to ancient humans in Taiwan, whose Neolithic inhabitants probably came from southern parts of the mainland. “I am very pleased to see this paper,” he says of Fu’s study.

Qin says that the ancient southern Chinese people in Fu’s study lived in an isolated pocket that might not be representative of the wider area. A priority should be sequencing DNA from early farmers from the Yangtze River Basin in southern China, a centre for rice domestication and a potential source of other migrations, she adds.

The studies also give researchers hope that ancient genomics will help them delve even deeper into East Asia’s early history. Pontus Skoglund, a population geneticist at the Francis Crick Institute in London, would love to know whether the first Homo sapiens to settle in the region interbred with Denisovans, an extinct group of hominins. "I think one of the most exciting open big questions of the region relates to the pre-Neolithic settlement — who were the earliest modern humans in the region?" adds Martin Sikora, a geneticist at the University of Copenhagen.

doi: 10.1038/d41586-020-01456-9
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M. A. Yang et al. Science https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aba0909 (2020).

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Wang, C.-C. et al. Preprint at bioRxiv https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.03.25.004606 (2020).