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The surname Zhu, one of the Chinese surnames, is a typical multi-ethnic and multi-origin surname, mainly derived from the surnames Ji, Qi, Zi and ethnic minorities Change surname etc. Zhu Yao was the ancestor of the surname. The surname Zhu was ranked 17th in the Song version of "One Hundred Family Surnames"; as of 2013, the surname Zhu was ranked 13th in China in terms of population.

In Chinese history, the Zhu surname has established two dynasties. In addition to the Ming Dynasty established by Zhu Yuanzhang, the other is the Later Liang established by Zhu Wen during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. Mainly distributed in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui regions, accounting for about 1.2% of the country's population, with a total population of about 15 million.

It originated from the Zhu Xiang family, who was one of the influential ancestors in the Yan Emperor system. He was also the first to bear the name Zhu, and is the oldest branch of the Zhu surname. According to the records of Wei Shu·Guan Shi Zhi gt;gt;, the Xianbei clan Jie Zhuhun and Zhu Kehun lived in Luoyang during the reign of Emperor Xiaowen, and they changed their surname to Zhu together.

It comes from the surname Qi, after Danzhu, the legitimate son of Emperor Yao. According to family books and official history records, the descendants of the holy monarch Emperor Yaozi Danzhu are divided into several branches. One group has Fang as its surname, one has Li as its surname, one has Fu as its surname, and another group of descendants of Danzhu take the name of their ancestor "Zhu" as their surname, becoming an important branch of the Zhu surname in later generations. ——Qi’s surname is Zhu.

Comed from the surname Cao, he is a descendant of Emperor Zhuanxu. According to legend, Emperor Zhuanxu had a grandson named Lu Zhong who had six sons. Among them, the fifth son is called An, with a surname of Cao and a title of Cao. After King Wu of Zhou destroyed the Shang Dynasty, he granted his younger brother Zhenduo the title of Cao Shuzhenduo in Cao State. Cao Jie, a Miao descendant of Cao An, was granted the title of Zhu Zixie in Zhu State and was vassalized in Zouxian County of Lu State. During the Warring States Period, the Zhu State was destroyed by the Chu State, and the descendants of its public clan took the name of the country "Zhu" as their surname. Later, some people went to the city to take Zhu as their surname and called them the Zhu family.

The origin of Chinese surnames, like its vast culture, is often not a simple source, but often presents a scene of multiple sources that converge to form a great river.