Surname Wang
The Wang surname originated from the Wang Mang surname in Anhui Province and the Wang surname in Shandong Province. It was the center of the Wang surname's reproduction in the South and North in the early history of China. Among them, Shanxi Province in the North has developed into a big family. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wang Wenhe moved to Xin'an (now Shexian County, Anhui Province), and developed into a famous family in Xin'an area. In the Tang Dynasty, Wang Huafeng was the Duke of Yue. He has lived in Shexian County, Anhui Province for a long time. After the Song Dynasty, the Wang family name quickly developed and became a typical big family name in the south of China.
Historical development
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The origin of Wang's surname is as follows:
It comes from the descendants of Wang Wang, an ancient vassal in the Xia Dynasty. It takes the name of the country as its surname. Wang Wang, the name of the ancient country, was mistaken as Wang Mang country by later generations, and the monarch Fangfeng family. According to historical records such as Tongzhi · clan brief, differentiation of ancient and modern surname book and Guoyu · luyuxia, there was an ancient Wangwang kingdom in the Xia and Shang Dynasties, and the monarch was named Fangfeng. Later, the Fangfeng family was killed by Dayu, and the Chinese moved to the mountains of Huzhou, known as the Wangwang family. After Wang wangguo was destroyed by the state of Chu, the people fled to Shexian County in Anhui Province and changed their name to Wang family. Fangfeng family, also known as Wang Wang family, is the founder of the ancient Fangfeng kingdom in the early Xia Dynasty, and the ancestor of Wang family in the world. According to the ancient book Guangyun · Tang, "Wang, surname. Wang Wang's Yin. " According to the annotation in Shuowen Jiezi: "Yin, descendants inherit each other." It is recorded in the ancient book Guoyu · Luyu: "the guest said:" where is fangfengshi? " Zhongni said, "Wang Mang is the king of the family. He is the one who keeps the seal. Yu's mountain belongs to the Qi surname. In Yu, Xia and Shang, he is Wang Mang's family. In Zhou, he was Changdi. Now he is an adult." This is also recorded in the historical book Zuo's spring and Autumn Annals: in the reign of Sikong, Prince Wu of the Song Dynasty, Changdi defeated Changdi and captured Changzhai Yuansi. In the 16th year of Jiyun (ji'ai), Duke Huan of Lu (696 BC), the prince became his father and captured the state of Qi. He beheaded Zhai qiaoru and his younger brother Rongru, and buried his head in the north gate of Zhou Dynasty, that is, the valley city of Jibei. The Wei people captured his younger brother Jianru. In 616 B.C., Changdi invaded qifalu. The state of Lu defeated Changdi in chengdi of Puyang, East County. His rich father's nephew killed Zhai qiaoru and buried his head in the gate of Lu Ziju. It was 103 years since Rongru died in 594 B.C., and his brother huoru survived. After that, Changdi was defeated and no descendants survived In the state of Lu. Confucius said: "in the Zhou Dynasty, it was a long Zhai, but now it is an adult." It can be seen that the names of Fangfeng, Wangmang and Wangwang had been changed many times, but there was no "Wangmang" at the time of Confucius, only Wangshi.
The discovery of Fangfeng myth is one of the four great myths of Neolithic period in China, which has epoch-making significance and is also a valuable intangible cultural heritage of the Chinese nation.
Originating from the Turkic nationality, it comes from the Wanggu tribe of the Western Turks in the Tang Dynasty. It belongs to the cultural surname changed from Han to surname. Wanggubu was a tribe of Shatuo Turks in the western region during the Tang Dynasty. After the elimination of the Western Turks in the Tang Dynasty, most of the wanggubu belonged to the Tang Dynasty and changed its name to Wang's in culture. Wanggu tribe (Onggud) or translated as YONGGU, Wanggu, wenggu, wenggu, Wanggu, Wanggu, wangguti, etc. Wanggu tribe is a large tribe on the Mongolian Plateau and to the north and West in the Northern Dynasties and Tang Dynasty. It is composed of Turkic, Uighur, Shatuo and other central, northern and Western Asian tribes. Later, it changed its Chinese name to Wang family name, and a few of them moved north to live and multiply in Eastern Liaoning. At the beginning of Jin Dynasty, the adherents of Wanggu tribe in Eastern Liaoning merged with the Nuzhen people and took the name of Wanggu clan as their surname. They defended the Great Wall in the north and resisted Mongolia. They were composed of Uighur and Shatuo. Later, they either stayed or moved to the South and divided into several branches. By the end of the Ming Dynasty, most of the Wanggu clan had been renamed Hongguan clan, also known as Hongguo clan. According to the historical records "Qing Dynasty general annals · clan strategy · Manchu eight banners surname", the Manchu honggunshi, whose Manchu phonetic alphabet is honggonhala, means "Huai" in Han Dynasty, has lived in Sakar (today's Jilin Dunhua), Jilin Wula (today's Jilin Yongji) and other places, becoming one of the oldest surnames of Manchu. In 841 (the first year of Huichang in Tang Dynasty), Uighur was broken by xiajiasi in Northeast Asia. Some of them went south and settled in Yinshan area. Therefore, its ancestral origin is related to Turks and Uighurs. In the late Tang Dynasty, this tribe was closely related to the Shatuo tribe led by Li Keyong, a Turkic tribe of Shatuo nationality in central and Western Asia. It may be integrated with some Shatuo Turks, who claimed to be the descendant of "Shatuo Yanmen Jiedu" (Li Keyong). Later ministers belong to Liao Dynasty. Liao Dynasty gave its leader the title of "detailed stable" (big tribe official), stationed in Heishui (today's Inner Mongolia Damao Banner aibugai River) to the north of Yinshan. After the death of Liao Dynasty, it was attached to Jin Dynasty and became one of the garrisons of Jin Dynasty. The basic elements of Wanggu are composed of Turkic speakers. There are obvious differences between Wanggu and Mongols in appearance and custom. Therefore, they were called white Tatars in Liao and Jin Dynasties. At the end of the 12th century, the border wall to the north of Jingzhou was built. Wang Gubu's Chief Photographer, the brothers of achi Wusi Tiji Huli, successively defended the border of the Jin Dynasty and were called the king of Beiping. In the history of Liao Dynasty, the history of Jin Dynasty, the history of Yuan Dynasty and the record of Li Dynasty, it is recorded that there are many maiden surnames, most of which are polysyllabic. After Nvzhen entered the Central Plains, she began to change the surname of Nvzhen language into the surname of Chinese characters under the influence of Chinese culture. Among them, the surnames of Shen and Wang Gu in Guli were changed to the surname of Wang in Han nationality. It is recorded in xutongzhi: in the Yuan Dynasty, wengguan was Wang Gu, also known as Huangpai and YONGGU, and Wang was taken as his surname. The Wang Shixian family in the Yuan Dynasty was the Wang surname of the ancient Wang tribe. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the surnames of Wang Gu, Hong gun and Hong Guo were changed to Wang and Huai.
Originating from the Ji surname, it comes from the descendants of Ji Wang, the second son of Cheng Gong Ji Hei Zhu, the monarch of the state of Lu in the spring and Autumn period. Wang Mang state was named after Wang Mang, the second son of Wang Ting, the second ancestor of the Wang family in the state of Lu. This can be confirmed in all Wang's genealogies except Wang who changed his surname. It was later mistaken for Wang Wang's name in the Xia and Shang Dynasties. Wang mangguo has nothing to do with Wang wangguo. After Jifa, King Wu of the Zhou Dynasty, defeated the Shang Dynasty, he granted his uncle Zhou GongDan the kingdom of Lu. Later, because King Wu of Zhou died early, Jisheng, King Cheng of Zhou, was only 12 years old. Therefore, Duke Dan of Zhou needed to stay in the capital city to assist King Cheng of Zhou to protect the dynasty. He appointed his eldest son Ji Boqin as the king of Lu. According to the legend of the state of Lu, Ziji was born to Duke Lu Xiang in the afternoon, and the second son was named as Duke Wang because of the tattoo on his palms when he was born. He was named Prince Wang because he was named Marquis Wang. He ate Yingchuan and was known as Marquis Yingchuan. This is recorded in the historical records of textual research on surnames, searching for the origin of surnames and textual research on the origin of Wang's family. Wang Shengzi is Gongsun ting (Ji ting), Gongsun tingsheng Jisheng, Jisheng (Ji man) was granted Pingyang (today's pingyangsi town in Zoucheng, Shandong Province, not Linfen, Shanxi Province), which is the reason why the Wang family's governor "Pingyang". According to the system of "after three generations of Gongsun, the princes can't ancestor the emperor, and the common people can't ancestor the princes" in the rites of Zhou Dynasty, therefore, from Jisheng, they were nicknamed Wang's in the name of their grandfather, and they were called Wang's in later generations. During the Jin Dynasty, Wang Xu, Hou of Huai'an, said in his Shangpu Biao: "Zu Juying, the first Chen County, was in jingrenli, Xixiang, Xiaxian county. His first ancestor was Wang Hou, the second son of Chenggong, who lived in Yingchuan." What Wang Xu refers to as "Yingchuan" is today Taikang County, Zhoukou City, Henan Province. Taikang county is located in the eastern plain of Henan Province with a long history. The Neolithic Yangshao cultural site in Taikang county has a history of more than 6000 years. In the early Qin Dynasty, the first emperor of Qin set up Yangxia County in this area, so Taikang was also known as "Yangxia". Because Taikang, the king of Xia Dynasty, once built a city and lived here, Yang Jian, the Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty, renamed it Taikang County in the seventh year of kaihuang of Sui Dynasty (587 A.D.), which has been followed to this day. Yangxia county belongs to Huaiyang County in the Western Han Dynasty and Chen County in the Eastern Han Dynasty, so it is called "Chen County Yangxia county". In the Jin Dynasty, the geographer Chen of Taikang belonged to Liang and Yingchuan county.
It originates from the Ji surname and comes from the Weng family. It belongs to the surname given by the elder.
According to historical records such as Yuanhe surname Zuan and liuguitang series, in the early Song Dynasty, there was a Weng family in Putian, Fujian Province, whose six sons were all Jinshi, known as "Liugui Lianfang" in history. The six sons were divided into Jin and Yin families, and their families established their own schools and developed on their own. Among them, the sixth son was originally named Weng Chuxiu. He was given the surname of Wang by Weng Laozi, so he became a member of the Wang family and has been handed down from generation to generation. Another origin of Wang's surname is that Weng's surname changed from chaos to chaos. The Weng family name is also a branch of the Ji family name. According to the records of Yuanhe family name Zuan and liuguitang series, in the early Western Zhou Dynasty, the descendants of the Zhi Shu of King Zhao were granted the title of wengshan (now east of Dinghai County, Zhejiang Province), and then took the name Weng as the surname. During the period of emperor Dezong of Tang Dynasty, Duke he, a branch of Weng's family, entered Putian, Fujian Province and lived in xingfuli, Puyang (now gaozhuzhuang, north of Putian City), which was the first ancestor of Weng's family. It was introduced into the fifth generation and gave birth to Weng QianDu. In 936, Weng QianDu became an official doctor. He married Chen and had six sons. They were named Hong, Jiang, Weng, Fang, Gong and Wang. The six sons were all Jinshi in the Central Plains. They were called "Liugui Lianfang" in history. Chuhou, the eldest son, was named Boqi in the first year of Jianlong, the song Taizu, who was promoted to minister of rites wailang; Chugong, the second son, was named boqian in the second year of Yongxi, the Song Taizong, who was promoted to Quanzhou facao; Chuyi, the third son, was named Bojian, who was promoted to minister Jiannan in the first year of Jianlong, the song Taizu; Chupu, the fourth son, who was promoted to Minister Cao in the sixth year of Kaibao, the song Taizu; Chulian, the fifth son In the sixth year of Kaibao, song Taizu and his fourth brother joined in the list of Jinshi, and the official went to Dali to direct and supervise the censor; in the second year of Yongxi, song Taizu joined in the list of Jinshi with his second brother, and the official paid homage to Sanlang, Shaozhou to pass judgment. The six brothers were listed as Jinshi, and their status was very important. In history, they had the reputation of "Liugui Lianfang".
Originated from the place name, it comes from wangshui in ancient times, and takes the name of Juyi as the surname. Wang, the name of the ancient river, also known as Huangshui. It is recorded in shuijingzhu“
Chinese PinYin : Wang Shi
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