The ranking order of surnames among hundreds of surnames is not arranged according to the population of surnames, and has nothing to do with population. Zhao ranked first among the hundred surnames in Song Dynasty and eighth among the new hundred surnames in 2006. Originated in today's Shanxi Province, it was once one of the six ministers of the State of Jin. Zaofu in Zhou Muwang is the ancestor of Zhao, the Han nationality, with a total population of about 26.7 million by 20 14. Zhao is one of the common surnames in northern China.
Textual research on the origin of Zhao surname
According to textual research, Zhao's ancestor is Boyi, and Boyi is the descendant of "Hei Di" Zhuan Xu Levin, the grandson of the famous Yellow Emperor in history.
Gongyi is the only important shrine of the Seven Emperors and Eight Mausoleums in China during the Great Song Dynasty. According to historical research, in addition to the two emblems and Qin tombs plundered by Liao soldiers, seven of the nine emperors in the Northern Song Dynasty were buried in Gongyi, which, together with Zhao Kuangyin's father's tomb, is called the "Seven Emperors and Eight Mausoleums", which is one of the largest and best protected royal cemeteries in China. ?
According to the textual research of the 35th generation of Sun Zhao Zongguo, Zhao Haifeng and Zhao, Taolin, where Zhao Fu captured famous horses, is located in Taolin Village, Yaoshan Town, Lushan County, Henan Province, southeast of Tongguan, that is, in eighteen virgin forest scenic spots. Taolin Village is located in the east of Funiu Mountain, 45 miles northeast of Yaoshan Mountain and hundreds of miles in Fiona Fang. The mountains are overlapping, the vegetation is dense, the ancient trees are towering, and the streams and ponds are connected. The topography and geomorphology are very consistent with the description of the peach forest in Zhongjing Mountain.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhao surname