1. It comes from Ji's surname. Ji Jin, the prince of Zhou Lingwang, was furious with Wang because of his outspoken advice. He was abolished as a common people and moved to Langya (now Jiaonan, Shandong Province), where he thrived from generation to generation. Because it was originally a royal family, the world called it "the royal family", so it was extended to a surname. And Zhou Wenwang's fifteenth son, Bi Gonggao, whose descendants scattered around Jingzhao and Hejian for some reason, calling themselves wang xing for the sake of royalty. Later generations did not change, and gradually became the most popular name.
2. From Gui's surname, after Yu Shun, the ancient emperor, he lived in Beihai and Chenliu, and from the descendants of the ancient king, he was born in wang xing.
3. From the surname of Zi, he is a descendant of Cheng Tang. At the end of Yin Dynasty, Prince Bigan, Zhou Wang's elder brother, was killed for remonstrating with Zhou Wang and was buried in Ji County, where his descendants lived to guard the mausoleum. Because it originated from the royal family, it changed its surname to Wang.
Zi surname is the surname of the imperial family in Yin and Shang Dynasties. The family of emperors in Yin and Shang dynasties took the son as their surname from the deed. Legend has it that Qi's mother is Judie, the daughter of You. Once, Judie was bathing in the river with her sisters, and suddenly she saw a big bird flying in the sky. The bird laid an egg by the river, just near Judie. Judie has been pregnant since she ate that bird's egg. After being pregnant in October, she gave birth to a boy. This boy is Qi. Although this is recorded in Historical Records? Yin Benji, but we can only regard it as a myth and legend. Not only do we not regard this legend as a historical fact today, but even ancient people doubt its vacuum. For example, legend has it that Judie was Di Ku's concubine. In the Three Kingdoms, Qiao Zhou said that Di Ku was born in Yao, while Qi was born in Yao and was promoted when he grew up in Shun. Therefore, Judie must not be Di Ku's concubine, and Qi is not Di Ku's son. In our view today, there are more doubts than that. It is unbelievable to get pregnant by eating bird eggs. However, we can find two basic facts from this legend: First, Qi was born in a matriarchal clan society in ancient times when people only knew his mother but not his father. Second, when Qi was born, it was no longer taken for granted that it was normal to know only his mother but not his father. People began to demand to know both his mother and his father. That's why there is a story about getting pregnant by eating bird eggs, so as to create a decent reason for not knowing his father. This shows that matriarchal clan society began to change to paternal clan society.
Qi was born in Yao, grew up in Shun, and showed great talent. When Dayu succeeded in water control and Shun commended him, Dayu said that there were contributions from Ji, Qi and Tao. Therefore, Shun also gave a special order to make him Stuart, let him educate the people with the ethical concepts of father, mother, brother, brother and son, seal him in the commercial land, and give him the surname as a son.
Qi has been handed down from generation to generation in his fief. By the time of Sun Tang's 13th generation, he had moved the capital eight times, and finally settled down as the ruling center, becoming a powerful tribal group to compete with Xia Dynasty. At that time, the Xia Dynasty had reached the end of its road. In sharp contrast with the Xia Dynasty, the Shang Kingdom was in a period of flourishing development. Tang, the leader of the Shang kingdom, is good at governing the country. He has a famous saying: people can know their own image through water, and you can know whether the country is governed or not through the people. Tang was also a benevolent monarch, and people came to him one after another. Among the people who left Xia Ben Tang, there was an able man named Yi Yin, who became a good assistant for Tang to govern the country. Finally, Tang attacked the Xia Dynasty, defeated Xia Jie and overthrew the Xia Dynasty, and established the Shang Dynasty with its capital in Xihao.
The descendants of Qi, who took Zi as their surname, included outstanding figures such as Tang, Pan Geng and Wu Ding, and mediocre people such as Tai Jia, Tai Geng and Xiao Jia. The Shang Dynasty also lasted for more than 5 years, and finally died at the hands of the 31st monarch, Di Xin.
When it comes to Di Xin, most people will have a strange feeling, but when it comes to Zhou Wang, everyone will know. He is a famous tyrant who is extravagant and extravagant in history. People are looking forward to God punishing Zhou Wang early and sending down people who are destined to replace him early.
However, not everyone in the imperial clan of Yin Shang, whose surname is Zi, is like Zhou Wang. There are many wise people among them, and the most representative one is Prince Bigan. Bigan was the son of Zhou Wang's grandfather, Emperor Tai Ding, and Shang Zhouwang's uncle. At that time, he was holding the post of Shao Shi. Zhou Wang was so fatuous that people left, even Zhou Wang's brother Wei Zi left, and another brother ji zi pretended to be crazy to show that he didn't cooperate with Zhou Wang. But Bigan made up his mind to persuade Zhou Wang to change course. When he met Zhou Wang, he gave him earnest persuasion. Zhou Wang wouldn't listen, so he wouldn't go. He advised him in the palace for three days in a row. Finally, Zhou Wang became impatient. He ... > >
Wang's origin in wang xing is very complicated
(1) Wang's surname is Gui, which is said to be after the ancient emperor Yu Shun;
(2) from Ji surname, after Bi Gonggao, the fifteenth son of Zhou Wenwang;
(3) It comes from the surname of Zi, after the Prince Bigan of Shang Dynasty;
(4) foreign surnames in history, such as Wang Jian, the founding monarch of Wang Koryo (present-day Korea), Wang Xiong, the ancestor of Wang Pinshi in the Western Wei Dynasty, and Wang Ji, the ancestor of the Tonger family.
(5) The descendants of the king are often called Wang, and they often assume their surnames.
(6) Giving a surname, such as the great-great-grandson Jia of Yan * * in Han Dynasty, when Wang Mang was given the surname Wang;
(7) assumed the surname of Wang, such as Wang Shichong in the Sui Dynasty whose real name was Zhi, Wang Baoyi in the Five Dynasties and Liu Qufei.
(8) For historical reasons, they changed their surname to Wang in order to avoid revenge and escape.
There are five main sources of Wang's surname in wang xing:
First, it comes from Ji's surname
From this, three schools of Ji's surname are derived:
First, it is a descendant of Bi Gonggao, the fifteenth son of Zhou Wenwang.
according to annals? A brief account of the clan and the book of the new Tang dynasty? According to the Prime Minister's Pedigree Table, Bi Gonggao was Zhou Wuwang's younger brother. At the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, he was sealed in Bi (now northwest of Xianyang, Shaanxi Province) as the duke, so his history was called Bi Gonggao. In the Spring and Autumn Period, his descendant, Sun Biwan, went to Jin from Bi State as Situ, and was enfeoffed in Wei, spread to Wei Wenhou, and divided the State of Jin with Zhao and Korea. In 225 BC, it was destroyed by Qin, and its descendants were scattered. Because they were kings, they were also called the Wangs.
The surname of Ji was the dominant surname in the pre-Qin period. After the King of Wu destroyed the Shang Dynasty, the Western Zhou Dynasty, which lasted for three and a half centuries, was dominated by the surname of Ji.
The ancestor of Ji's surname is Hou Ji recorded in historical records. Legend has it that Hou Ji's mother's name is Jiang Yuan. Once she went to the wild and saw the footprints of a huge person, she was very curious because she had never seen such huge footprints. She went over and stepped on the huge footprint to see how much bigger it was than her own foot. Who knows this step got pregnant, and later gave birth to a boy. Jiang Yuan thought the boy was not auspicious, so he threw him in the street, hoping that the passing horses and cattle would trample him to death. Unexpectedly, cattle and horses all made a detour when they saw the child. Jiang Yuan tried to throw him in the forest again, but there were people everywhere she went, and she didn't throw him. Finally, Jiang Yuan came to a canal. It was winter, and the canal water was frozen. Jiang Yuan put him on the ice and tried to freeze him to death. Just then, another big bird flew, lying on the ice, warming the child with its huge wings. Jiang Yuan thought that the child was protected by gods and was not an ordinary person, so he gave up his plan to abandon him and took him home to raise him. Because the child was abandoned at the beginning, the name of the child was abandoned.
Abandoning was promoted as an agricultural teacher during Emperor Yao's reign because he was good at planting grains. After Shun succeeded to the throne, he was sealed in Tai (now southwest of Wugong County, Shaanxi Province), named Hou Ji and given the surname Ji.
In the third generation after Hou Ji, a man named Gong Liu came out of the Ji clan, which made the Ji clan develop rapidly. At this time, it was the early stage of the establishment of the Yin and Shang Dynasties.
In the ninth generation after Gong Liu, another man named Gu Gongfu came out of the Ji clan. At that time, local Rong Di people often invaded the Ji clan. In order to avoid conflicts with them, Gu Gongfu led the tribe to migrate from the southwest of Xunyi County in Shaanxi Province to the foot of Qishan (northeast of Qishan County in Shaanxi Province). The ancient Duke Xuanfu led the tribe to build walled houses here, and established a bureaucracy to manage tribal affairs, thus having the scale of the country.
The grandson of the ancient grandfather is the famous Ji Chang in Zhou Wenwang. At that time, during the period of Shang Zhouwang's brutal rule, Ji Chang was a benevolent and virtuous corporal, which was in sharp contrast. The strength of Jizhou continued to develop, successively conquering some small countries around, and moving the capital eastward to Fengyi (now the west bank of Fenghe River in northwest Chang 'an County, Shaanxi Province). When I arrived in Ji Fa, Zhou Wuwang, I finally overthrew the Shang Dynasty and established the Zhou Dynasty.
Zhou Wuwang has many brothers, one of whom is Gao, the 15th son of King Wen. Ji Gao played an important role in the destruction of merchants by King Wu and the political life in the early Zhou Dynasty. After King Wu destroyed the Shang Dynasty, he held a solemn ceremony to enter the Shang Dynasty. After entering the city, Ji Gao was ordered to open the prison of the Shang Dynasty and release the people held there. Then he took over the institution in charge of music etiquette in Shang Dynasty. Therefore, when King Wu enfeoffed the princes, Ji Gao was enfeoffed to Bi (now northwest of Xianyang, Shaanxi Province), so it was also called Bi Gonggao. King Wu dies and becomes king. When King Cheng died, he called Zhao Gong and Bi Gong to assist Prince Zhao. When a king dies, the prince stands up for Kang Wang.
I don't know how many generations later, Bi Gonggao's descendants lost their titles and fiefs and became civilians, and some even went to ethnic minority areas. Only their surname, Bi, changed from place to place. In the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period, one of Bi Gonggao's descendants named Bi Wan came to the State of Jin, which once again made Bi Gonggao's Ji family flourish. At that time, Jin Xiangong was in the state of Jin, and Bi Wan was a cop under Jin Xiangong. In the 16th year of Jin Xiangong (661 BC), Bi Wan and Zhao Su joined forces to attack Huo, Geng and Wei and destroy them.
Bi Wan was awarded the position of doctor by Jin Xiangong, and was sealed in Wei (now the north of Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province). From then on, Bi Wan and his descendants took the fief as their surname and changed their surname to Wei. In the political struggles again and again, Wei helped the Jinshi, but also strengthened himself. Finally, it led to the division of the State of Jin by Han, Zhao and Wei, and the State of Jin perished.
by Wei ... > >
wang xing's historical origin wang xing is the largest surname in China, one of the three largest surnames in the world and one of the oldest surnames in China. According to the latest (April 27) statistical analysis of the registered population in Chinese mainland by the Ministry of Public Security, wang xing is the largest surname in modern China, with about 92.881 million people, accounting for 7.25% of the national population. In addition, wang xing is also one of the Japanese single surnames, but it is extremely rare
There are many sources of wang xing, but there are four main sources that constitute modern wang xing: Zi surname, Ji surname, Gui surname and foreign surname change
The oldest wang xing is from Zi surname. Legend has it that at the end of Shang Dynasty, Shang Zhouwang's uncle Bigan, together with ji zi and Wei Zi, was called "Sanren" at the end of Shang Dynasty. Zhou Wang was dissolute and heartless, and he was repeatedly remonstrated by Zhou Wang. Because his descendants were descendants of the prince, they took "Wang" as their surname and were called "Wang's son". The history of the son surnamed Wang has been about 31 years. Experienced from the Qin Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, and today. During this period, Wang, the son of Wang, lived in Henan, forming a famous family of Wang in Jixian County, and later spread to Gansu, Shandong, Hebei and Shanxi.
The most wang xing came from the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty, whose original name was Ji. However, from this family (and the royal family of Ji in Zhou's enfeoffment countries), some people were separated from each other because they belonged to the royal family in the past, so they took Wang as their surname. This wang xing is based on Wang Ziqiao.
according to historical records, after Zhou Wuwang destroyed the Shang dynasty, its capital was Gao, which was called the western Zhou dynasty in history. From the 21st century to Zhou Lingwang (reigned in 571-545), the capital was in the Zhou Dynasty, which is now Luoyang, Henan. Zhou Lingwang's son, Prince Jin (also known as Prince Jin or Prince Qiao), was dismissed as a civilian because of his admonition. His son Zong Jing was still in the post of Stuart in the DPRK. At that time, people called him the "Wang family" because he was a descendant of the royal family. Since then, this tribe has taken "Wang" as its surname. It was spread to the eighth generation that Sun Wang made a mistake in worshipping General Wei, and the surname Wang of Ji was re-distinguished. During the pre-Qin period, this wang xing had been active in Luoyang, Henan. At the end of the Qin Dynasty and the beginning of the Han Dynasty, Wang Yuan and Wang Wei, sons of the Duke of Wucheng in the Qin Dynasty, migrated to Langya, Shandong Province and Taiyuan, Shanxi Province, respectively, in order to escape the war, and eventually developed into the two most famous wang xing families, Langya and Taiyuan, which are the largest groups in wang xing. The surname Wang Ji has a history of at least 2,6 years. In China, 9% of wang xing with genealogy originated from the surname Wang Ji.
The surname Wang of Ji can also be subdivided into three branches:
Zhou Wuwang's younger brother Bi Gong Gao was appointed to the State of Bi, and in the Spring and Autumn Period, his descendant Bi Wan became the Situ of the State of Jin, with a high position, and was appointed to Wei. During the Warring States Period, the State of Jin was divided among Wei, South Korea and Zhao. The most famous descendant is Wei Wuji, one of the "Four Gentlemen" in the Warring States Period. After Qin destroyed Wei, Wei Beizi, the grandson of Wei Wuji, fled to Taishan Mountain in Shandong Province. In the early years of the Han Dynasty, Wei Beizi was appointed as an official in Beijing by a letter. At that time, because it was the Wang family, it was called the "Wang family", and since then it has taken Wang as its surname. This branch with the surname of Wang has a history of about 22 years.
The second branch originated from the descendants of Zhou Pingwang in the early Spring and Autumn Period. Zhou Pingwang reigned for 51 years (77-72 BC). After the death of Zhou Pingwang, the Prince died young, and Sun Jichi succeeded him, but Ji Chi's younger brother, Ji Lin, took the throne, namely King Huan of Zhou. Ji Chi went to the State of Jin, and his descendants changed their surname to Wang because he was once the king. Until the Tang Dynasty, this family named Wang Ji lived in Linyi, Shanxi Province, which was called wang xing in Linyi, Hedong. This family named Wang Ji has a history of about 2,7 years.
The third branch originated from the revelation of Huan Gong, the younger brother of Zhou Kaowang (reigned from 441 to 426 BC). Huan Gong was unveiled in Wangcheng (the former site is in today's Wangcheng Park in Luoyang, Henan Province). Although his fief was small, it was located in the west of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, and was called Duke Huan of the Western Zhou Dynasty in history. After the demise of the Zhou Dynasty, the descendants moved to Yichuan and Linru, Henan Province, and changed their surname to Wang, which was later known as the Wang of Wangcheng. This branch of Ji surnamed Wang has a history of about 2,4 years.
The Gui surname Wang, whose ancestor is Yu Shun, is an important branch in wang xing. After Qi State, one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States, was destroyed by Qin State, Xiang Yu named Tian An, the eldest grandson of Tian Jian, the king of Jibei, and then Xiang Yu was destroyed by Liu Bang, and Tian An lost his throne, so his descendants changed their names to Wang. This wang xing has a history of 2,3 years, with Beihai and Qingzhou as its counties and the former land of Qi in Shandong as its activity area.
"wang xing" contains a lot of nomadic and non-Han blood, and there are many people who later changed their surnames or gave their surnames to Wang. The famous ones are:
Xiongnu in the Han Dynasty, Tonger Clan in Xiqiang, Tuowang Clan in Korea in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Wuwan people in Xianbei nationality, and Yuezhi in the Western Regions in Sui and Tang Dynasties ...... > >
the direct source of wang xing is the source of wang xing
wang xing is the second most popular surname in China.