The surname Mao is also a typical multi-ethnic surname and a Chinese surname. There is a saying that the surname Mao originated from the surname Ji, and there is also a saying that it was modified from ethnic minorities. It is mainly distributed in Sichuan, Gansu and other places in China. Let’s take a look at how to choose a good name for the surname Mao.
The surname Mao
The surname Mao is one of the Chinese surnames. It is a typical multi-ethnic surname, mainly derived from the surname Ji and the surnames of ethnic minorities.
The Mao family ranked 106th in the Song version of "One Hundred Family Surnames". By 2007, in order of population, the total population of Gross was about 2.5 million, accounting for 0.2 of the total population of the country. Ranked 87th in China, but not in the top 100 in Taiwan Province.
Mao Shu is the ancestor. Bird feathers are used as totems, and the bird-shaped spiritual platform under the feathers is in the shape of a wind dove on the spiritual platform in the heaven.
The origin and ancestors of the Mao family
Origin
It comes from the surname Ji, which is the name of the country. His real name is Ji, he is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor, after his mother and younger brother Mao Shuzheng. Mao Shuzheng's ancestral home, later moved to Qishan and Fufeng, Shaanxi, and later took refuge in Xingyang, Henan. Among Mao's descendants and citizens, there are those who take the title of suzerain and the title of feudal country as their surnames, and they are called authentic people in history. Most people in the Mao family respect Mao Shuzheng as their ancestor.
It comes from the fiefdom of Mao Yi, the son of Jichang, King Wen of Zhou Dynasty, and belongs to the fiefdom. Boyong was appointed to Maoyi and held ordinary positions in the Zhou royal family, responsible for civil engineering and construction affairs. He was one of the six ministries of the Qing Dynasty. Among the descendants, there are those named after fiefdoms.
From the changed surname:
Origined from the Mongolian people, it is Hanized, and the surname was changed to surname. Fushou, the grandson of Bo Buhua, the prime minister of the Yuan Dynasty, joined the Ming Dynasty. Because he led the Ming army to repay loans to Huguang, Bashu and other places, he became the deputy company commander. Emperor Zhudi of the Ming Dynasty gave it to Shimao, and his descendants were called Shimao. In the Ming Dynasty, Maolihai, the chief of the Mongolian Tatar tribe, sent tribute. Zhu Jianshen, Emperor Xianzong of the Ming Dynasty, gave the Chinese surname Shimao, and most of his descendants are called Shimao.
Origined from the Di ethnic group, it is Hanized, and the surname was changed to surname. The Di people were mainly distributed in Shaanxi, Gansu, Sichuan and other provinces from the Yin Dynasty to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and were engaged in animal husbandry and agriculture. During the Jin and Jin Dynasties, states such as the Former Qin, the Later Liang, and the Han Dynasty were established.
Origined from the Hui nationality, it is Hanized, and the surname was changed to surname. Mao Zhong, formerly known as Hara, was a general of the Ming army. Zhu Qizhen, Emperor Yingzong of the Ming Dynasty, in recognition of his merits in guarding the border, canonized Shi Mao as the ancestor of Hui Shi Mao. The Shimao Hui people are mainly distributed in Xinjiang and Gansu.
Origined from other ethnic minorities, it belongs to Chinese, and the surname was changed to surname. Today's Miao, Dai, Yi, Gaoshan, Buyi, Manchu, Wa, Tujia and other ethnic minorities all have members of the Mao clan, and most of them are descendants of those who changed their surnames to Han during the Ming and Qing Dynasty's native-return movement.
What are the best ways to name Mao?
Choice of pronunciation
Avoid having the same initial consonants and final rhymes in your first and last names. For example, "王" is made up of and, so it is inappropriate to name it "王". The three characters have the same initial consonants, which makes them more difficult to read. You should also pay attention to this problem if they have the same final sounds.
Avoid name homophones with offensive words. For example: Lu Fenqiu, Han Yuan, Hu Lijing, etc.
Avoid name homophones. For example, the three characters of "Liu" all have accents, so the word "Liu" is not as nice as "Liu Jingguan".
Choice of word meaning
Do not use vulgar words. The first name is different from the baby's name, and the baby's name is used for a shorter period of time. For the convenience of making phone calls, don’t worry too much, just count yourself lucky. The original name will last a lifetime, so you have to choose the words carefully. If you use vulgar words, it is easy to give people the first impression that you are ignorant. What do you think of when you see the name Zhang San?
Don’t use the name Taiya