There is indeed a possibility that Native Americans and Hmong people may have had a common ancestor in the very distant past. The ancestors of Native Americans were from Siberia whom had crossed over on a land bridge at the end of the last ice age.

I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

the ancestors of siberians are from central asia, and the ancestor of central asia are from south east asia.....the early asians live close to body of waters which will be close to south....so cambodia would be the place of early asians..

Whatever you learn today as Hmong history, do not take it as all. Again do not take it AS ALL. Hmong history is so scattered that needs to be collected together again. You may read something from a book and then heard someone else tells you a slightly different version. Do not be too quick to discredit one or the other. History is only a reflection of people in time.

Why are some of the links not working? 

I love all the web links to "wikipedia". 

No wonder everyone is a self-proclaimed "Hmoob" historian.  *LOL*

Something I would like to know is why do we talk so much about Hmong history?

Is there some evidence that Hmong came from the Jews???

http://www.geocities.com/kaoly_y/HistoireCultureLanguage/ZhangXiaoEnglish112603.html

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Okay, I got the words but WHERE'S THE PROOF! I WANT TO SEE SOME ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROOF LIKE BODIES, BUILDINGS, ETC.!

you're stupid

My friends,
The possibility of Hmongs have blue eyes and yellow hair is nothng but a mist of rumors spread by uneducated people who claimed to have experienced 2 hours of watching saiyans with blue eyes and blonde hair.  This is a joke.  Look at the turkish people who have mixed in with chinese/ mongols. Their chinese and turkish genome shine very brightly in the open.  You will be able to tell immediately that they are mixed.  For example look at hmong mixed with black people.  Their kids are easily identify.  The fact is this, Hmong people lived next to the chinese as neighbors and only chinese, not mongols or any others.  In chinese history, they will  bring out the fact that barbarian people from the south tried to invade china and so they built the south wall of china to protect their country.  China inside of a box and beyond the four sides of the wall lies the four barbaric tribed.  To the north, you have the mongols, the east you have manchuns-korea-etc, the west you have tibets-turkish-etc, the south you have hmongs and many other tribes.  With these fundamentals, you should have a clear understanding of where our people came from.

I just thought I'd share an article from a Vietnam Vet, Ed Merek who mentions, "...I lack the needed command of the English language to express my deep sorrow for the US having left them to die and suffer as we suddenly left that war unfinished... About all I can do at this juncture is to write this article and give Wisconsinites a chance to learn something about them and their history."

http://www.wisconsincentral.net/PeopleHmong.html

 

If you guys know the story of Chiyou, you'd see that after his fall, the people he ruled fled south & west.  Over generations of constant warfare and fleeing, groups either settled or fled Chinese rule, and because of isolation between the groups, what was once ONE group became multiple groups, each varying in language, culture, etc.  It is possible, that at one point, our ancestors may have intermixed with those from the far western areas of China, thus, giving us the blond hair genes.  Although we do not have the facts, we do know that the Silk Road was established between China and the middle east, as a trade route.  Intermixing is definitely probable.

One thing for sure, is that the Miao people (which includes Hmong), can traced back to Chiyou, in eastern China.