First, the origin of the surname "He"
1. Origin of the surname
The surname He (Hé) has three origins:
1 , take the official position as the surname. Descendants of Zhu Rong's Chongli family. During the reign of Emperor Yao of the Tang Dynasty, Xihe, a descendant of Chongliyuan, was the official in charge of the four seasons of heaven and earth. Later generations were proud of their ancestor's official position, so they named their surname after their ancestor Xihe, who first held this official position, and thus became the He surname. "Tongzhi Clan Brief" records: "Xihe, the word for "Zhi Shi" in the time of Yao, He Zhong and He Shu are considered surnames."
2. Originated from the Bian family, from the Spring and Autumn Period Chu State. At that time, there was a man named Bian He, who was a famous jade worker. He was once famous for getting uncut jade in Jingshan Mountain. Later, some of Bian's descendants were named after their ancestors, which became a branch of the He surname.
3. Change the surname from his to He. Originated from the Later Wei Dynasty. "Tongzhi Clan Brief" records: "In the Later Wei Dynasty, there was the Suhe clan, which was changed to the He clan." The Suhe clan was originally the Daibei Fu surname. It was a branch of the Xianbei Tanshihuai clan. It was originally the Bai tribe, so it was named Suhe. He's family. According to the Records of the Officials in the Book of Wei, during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Suhe, a nobleman of the Xianbei tribe in the Northern Wei Dynasty, followed Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty to the south and settled in Luoyang. He also changed his surname to "He". The surname He later developed into a prominent family in Daijun and was known as Daijunwang.
2. Migration Distribution
The surname He is not among the top 100 surnames in both mainland China and Taiwan. The surname is of ancient origin. Legend has it that in ancient times, Emperor Yao had officials He Zhong and He Shu who were in charge of astronomical legislation. In an agricultural society, the climate of the four seasons is very important, so "He" is a very important official position, with a high status and a prosperous family. Their descendants take the "He" in the official position as their surname. Therefore, "He surname" is the surname based on the official name. The origin of another surname He is like this: Bian He, a native of the Chu state in the Spring and Autumn Period, discovered the He family's jade, so Bian He's descendants were all proud of it, so they all took "He" as their surname. According to the records of Wei Shuguan's family records, during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Suhe, a nobleman of the Xianbei tribe in the Northern Wei Dynasty, followed Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty to the south and settled in Luoyang. They also changed their surname to the Han surname "He". The surname He later developed into a prominent family in Daijun, and was known as Daijunwang in the world. A summary of the Tongzhi clan: Xihe, the official in charge of heaven and earth during the Yao period; Hezhong and Uncle, because of this; the Jin Dynasty had Hefu, and the Han Dynasty had Hewu; and later Wei had the Hesu clan, which was changed to the He clan, and the Five Dynasties had He Ning.
3. Historical celebrities
He Zhong, He Shu: ancient figures. Legend has it that Yao had four great princes, who were in charge of the southeast, northwest and four directions respectively. They were called the Four Mountains in history books. The name of Dongyue is Xizhong; the name of Nanyue is Xishu; the name of Xiyue is Hezhong; and the name of Beiyue is Heshu. Each of the four mountains was in charge of the four directions, and they were Yao's most important officials. Whenever there was a major decision, Yao would discuss it with Siyue.
Heqiao: named Changyu, a native of Xiping in the Jin Dynasty. He was famous in his youth. During the reign of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, he was the Minister of Huangmen and moved to Zhongzhong to book orders.
He Xian: named Huiren, a native of Junyi (now Kaifeng City, Henan Province) in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the fourth year of Changxing in the Later Tang Dynasty (933 AD), he was born into a family of officials. He was well-read since he was a child, loved music, and liked to write lyrics based on the sound. He was a famous lyricist in the early Song Dynasty and became a writer at the age of 16. He once served as Dr. Taichang, Tokyo Transport History, Host and Guest Doctor, and Dachang Cheng. Three of his lyrics included in "Complete Song Ci" include "Southern Suburban Propaganda Songs in the First Year of Kaibao". Its theme is to praise the merits of the founding emperor Taizu of the Song Dynasty, who "had high moral standards, Yao and Shun hung down his clothes to rule, and the sun and the moon were civilized" and the prosperous age of "Nine Scholars' Lives".
Heqia: courtesy name Yangshi. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wei officials were poor, honest and upright. In the end, they sold their land and houses to support themselves and were granted the title of Marquis of Xiling Township.
He Ning: Zi Zheng, a native of Xuchang, Yunzhou (now Dongping, Shandong Province). Young and studious, at the age of 19, he became a Jinshi. He first served as an official in the Later Tang Dynasty, and then became the prime minister of the Later Jin Dynasty. He condensed his life into an article and was good at short songs and beautiful songs, so he was known as "the songs are fair to each other". There are hundreds of volumes. Its famous short and long poems "Red Leaves Manuscript" are also known as "Xiang Lian Collection".
4. Junwangtang No.
1. Junwang
Runan County: It was established in the fourth year of Emperor Gao of the Han Dynasty (203 BC). It is equivalent to the area north of the Huaihe River in Anhui Province from Shangcai County in Henan Province today.
Dai County: It was first established by King Wuling of Zhao during the Warring States Period. In the Qin and Han Dynasties, the county was governed by Dai County, which is located in the southwest of today's Yu County. The Northern Wei Dynasty established Daijun and Zhiping City (now Datong City, Shanxi Province).
Xiling County: During the Three Kingdoms period, in the first year of Emperor Wu of Wu (AD 222), Yiling was renamed Xiling County, also known as Yidu County. The administrative seat was Yichang (today's Yichang City, Hubei Province)
Second, the origin of the He surname
Related information about the surname He:
The surname He is found in various provinces and regions in the south. Generally speaking, they account for more than 1% of the population in each province, but in the northern provinces and regions, they only account for about 0.5%. The three provinces with the highest concentration of population are Sichuan, Guangdong, and Hunan, accounting for about 100% of the country's Han population with the surname He. Forty-four points. The surname He is the 18th most common surname in China today. It has a large population, accounting for about 1.2% of the country's Han population.
Origin of the surname:
Origin 1
Jin was a vassal state in the early Zhou Dynasty. The first monarch was Tang Shuyu, whose surname was Ji, whose given name was Yu, and whose given name was Zi. Dry. He was the son of King Wu of Zhou and the younger brother of King Cheng of Zhou. He was granted a title in this place in the Tang Dynasty. The son of Yu "Xie's father thought that there was Jinshui in the south of Yao's ruins, so he changed his name to Jinhou" (see Mao's poetry book). King Wu of Zhou's wife was the daughter of Jiang Taigong and was revered as the Holy Mother by later generations. When King Wu of Zhou was meeting his wife Yi Jiang Huan, he once dreamed that the Emperor of Heaven said to him: I will let you have a son named Yu, and in the future you can grant him the title of Tang Kingdom. Later, when the fetus was born, there was indeed the character "Yu" on the palm of his hand, so he was named Yu and became known as Shu Yu. Among the three characters "Tang Shu Yu", Tang is the name of the feudal land, Shu is the rank, and Yu is the given name, which is the surname Ji.
The famous book on surnames in the Tang Dynasty, "The Compilation of Yuanhe Surnames" records: "The descendant of King Zhou Cheng, Tang Shuyu, and his grandson Han Wangan were destroyed by Qin, and their descendants were scattered across the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers. Their pronunciation was Han, so their surname was."
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The origin of the surname "Ji-Han-He" of the He family in Lujiang has been confirmed by the epitaphs of He De, He Hongjing and He Yu in the Tang Dynasty.
Origin 2
According to "Research on Shang and Zhou Family Patterns": He surname, "inscribed on bronzes in the late Shang Dynasty, is the surname of relatives of the Shang royal family with different surnames." There are also oracle bone inscriptions that record which tribes participated in the sacrifice.
There is also the surname He from the ethnic minorities. In the Western Regions of China during the Han and Tang Dynasties, there was the Kangju regime established by the Yuezhi people. They originally lived in Zhaowu City in the north of the Qilian Mountains. They were later defeated by the Huns. They crossed the Congling Mountains to the west and established the Kang State. It became increasingly powerful. Mi, Shi, Cao, He, An, Xiao'an, Nasebo, Unachang, Mu and other regimes successively surrendered to Kang State, and all took Zhaowu as their surname to show that they did not forget their roots. Historically known as the "Nine Zhaowu Surnames", "He" is one of them.
Origin 3
It comes from changing his surname. "Hanshu·Wuxingzhi" says: In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a person named He Miao, whose original surname was Zhu. Later, he claimed to be surnamed He, and his descendants multiplied and became a branch of the surname He. "Surname Genealogy" records: The descendants of the fierce slave Chanyu in the Han Dynasty had the surname "He Nai" after returning to the Han Dynasty, and were also written as the surname "He Nai". In the Jin Dynasty, there was a general under the Mu Wang Jun of Youzhou who was named "He Nai" "Tiger". There are also compound surnames such as "He Ba", "He Ju", "He Lang", "He Lu" and "He Qiu". In addition, the boy He described in He Huangzhong should have the surname Ji of He. In addition, there is also the He surname in the branch of Shang's surname. The Dutch surname Bosman was changed to He. In the late Qing Dynasty, Ho Sze Man, a Dutch Jew who came to Hong Kong to develop, his original Dutch surname was Bosman in Chinese. The Cantonese pronunciation of Bosman is Boss-e-man and the transliteration in Cantonese is "Ho Sze Man" (Cantonese pinyin Ho Sze Man). There is also speculation that He Shiwen was It shows that he is from the Netherlands, so his Chinese surname is "He" which is the same as the Dutch "He". See the He Qidong family for details.
Fourth Origin
It originated from the official position. It came from Suo He, an official in the palace during the Han Dynasty. It was a surname based on the official title. Aohe, also known as Ao'e, was the name of female officials during the Han Dynasty, and later became the title of concubines in the Western Han Dynasty. The title of Aohe was assigned by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che. Later, according to the regulations of Emperor Liu Xi of the Yuan Dynasty of the Han Dynasty, Aohe was placed under Zhaoyi, and his status was equivalent to the Marquis of Guannei. Aohe was in charge of the affairs of the inner palace and had a very high status. His official rank was comparable to that of a second-grade official with a rank of two thousand shi. It is recorded in the historical book "Six Types of Han Officials·Old Rituals of Han Officials·Supplement": "The rank of Suo'e is higher than that of the generals and the imperial censors. Everyone calls her 'Aohe'. The rank of Suohe won two thousand stones." In the Han Dynasty, Among the official positions, all the officers in charge of central agencies such as Taichang, Guangluxun, Weiwei, Taipu, Tingwei, Dahonglu Zongzheng, Dasinong, Shaofu, Zhijinwu, etc. all have a salary of two thousand stone.
Among the descendants of Suo He, there are those who take the official title of their great-grandmother as their surname, and they are called the He family.
Fifth Origin
It originated from the name of the country. It came from a country in the Western Regions during the Sui Dynasty. It was a surname based on the Chinese name of the country. According to the historical record "Sui Shu": "What country is there in the Western Regions?" "What country is there in the Western Regions" is actually the Chinese translation of the first syllable of "Qushuang Naka". "Qushannika" is the transliteration of the Sanskritized word Kushacirc;nika, Middle Persian Kushacirc;nik, Arabic Kushacirc;niyya, etc. He State is located between Gu Kang State and Gu An State. It is the hub connecting East and West Sogdia. It is also translated as "Guishangni". It is one of the nine states of Zhaowu and was once under the jurisdiction of the Tang Dynasty.
Origin Six
Origined from the Mongolian people, it was a Chinese change of surname to surname. According to the historical records "General Chronicles of the Qing Dynasty· Clan Brief· Attached to the Surnames of the Eight Banners of Mongolia" and "Biography of Manchu and Han Ministers":
⑴. The Mongolian Kelie Yiti clan comes from the ancient Kelie tribe of the Mongolian people. The leader is the famous Wang Han. After Genghis Khan destroyed the Kelei tribe, they all fell under Genghis Khan's command. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Mongolian Kelie Yiti clan had Han surnames such as He and He.
⑵. The Mongolian Gorros clan, also known as the Huoluolasi clan, the Huolulu clan, the Gorroth clan, etc., was from the period of the Niluwen Mongolia and the Dellejin Mongolia. , Mi Xueer Yulu, a member of the Hongji Lati tribe, gave birth to a son named Huo Luo Lasi. He organized the Hu Luo Lasi clan. His descendants took the surname Huo Luo Lasi and became a branch of the Hong Ji Lati tribe. , in different historical periods, it has appeared in local historical materials as "Huo Luo Lasi", "Gol Luo Te" and other words, and in the historical book "Secret History of Mongolia" it has been described as "Huo Luo Lasi". During the early rise of Genghis Khan Temujin, the Khorarassi tribe opposed him, but later supported and participated in many of his wars to unify Mobei. When Genghis Khan divided the territory, the Huo Luo Luosi tribe accompanied Habtu Hasar to nomadically in the western foothills of the Greater Khingan Mountains. At this time, the title of the tribe was mostly called Guo Erluosi. In the middle of the 16th century, the Gorros tribe migrated to the confluence of the Songhua River and the Nen River with the Borzhijin family to nomadically. In the ninth year of Jin Tianming (1624 AD) at the end of the Ming Dynasty, Bumba, a descendant of Habutu Hassar, led some tribesmen to follow Obayi, the leader of the Korni tribe, to Houjin. In the fifth year of Shunzhi, Bumu was granted the title of Duke of Zhasak Town and was in charge of the front banner of Gorluoqi. Nine years later, the descendants of Hasar returned to Mu and took part of the Gorluoqi tribe back to Houjin. They were granted the title of auxiliary Duke of Zasak and took over the rear banner of Gorluosi. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the Mongolian Guoerluosi clan often took the Han surname He, Guo, Gao, etc.
⑶. The Mongolian Xixia Gaole clan, also known as Xixia Huole clan and Xixia Gule clan, was based in Xixia Ha (now Dulan, Qinghai). After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, there were many crowns. Han surnames include He, Xia, Huang, etc.
⑷. According to the historical record "Biography of Manchu and Han Ministers": The Mongolian Mangnut clan is a tribe of Khalkha Mongolia, which is located in the vast area north of Hetao in China, Mongolia, and south of Lake Baikal in Russia. The Mangnut clan is distributed throughout the region, and it is one of the main surnames in Mongolia. After the late Qing Dynasty, the Mangnut clan of the Mongolian people in China had many Chinese surnames: He.
⑸. The Mongolian Keshiketeng clan takes the land as its surname. Keshiketeng is the title of "Quexuetai" given to the army by Genghis Khan, the emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, that is, the pro-army guard. During the Qing Dynasty, it was called Keshiketeng Banner. Later, it was given the Chinese surnames He and He.
⑹. The Mongolian Mao Hulai clan is a descendant of Mu Huali from the Zhalayi'er tribe in Mongolia. The Mongolian Mohulai (Mao Hu Lai) is the Mongolian pronunciation of Mu Huali. Zhalayir Muhuali was a famous Mongolian general and commander-in-chief of the Jin Dynasty. He was wise and strategic, brave and good at fighting. He assisted Genghis Khan in unifying the Mongolian tribes. He had outstanding military exploits and was praised by the Mongolian people as one of the "Four Heroes". His descendants took their first names as their surnames and lived in his fiefdom of Ordos (today's Ordos, Inner Mongolia). Later, they often had Han surnames such as He, Mou, and Li.
⑺. The Manghuti clan of the Mongolian ethnic group is also known as the Manggude clan and the Mangnude clan. Nachen, the seventh son of Menian Tudun, the eighth generation ancestor of Genghis Khan, organized Manhutai, the son of Atuer, into the Manhuti clan, and his descendants took Manhuti as their surname.
The Manhuti tribe initially attached itself to Taiyichiwuti, and in the "Battle of Thirteen Wings", it formed an alliance with Zatlan and other tribes, and became the enemy of Genghis Khan Temujin. After the war, the Manghut people were dissatisfied with Jamukha's brutality. Under the leadership of their leader Manghut Udaer, they surrendered to Temujin and participated in the battle to unify all Mongolian tribes. In the "Battle of Haran Zhensha Tuo", Mahut Udaer and Uluruwut Shuchitai were both Temujin's vanguards. They overwhelmed five echelons of the enemy's army and forced them to retreat. Temujin turned the corner. When Genghis Khan was dividing the kings, many people from the Manhuti tribe followed Manhuti Orchijin eastward and settled east of the Greater Khingan Mountains. There are also some Manghuti tribes who live in the Halaha River Basin. There are scattered Manghuti people in Naiman, Ningcheng, Wengniute, Fuxin and other places in Inner Mongolia today. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the Mongolian Manghuti clan had multiple Chinese surnames such as He, He, Niu, etc.
⑻. The Manggenut family of the Mongolian ethnic group is descended from the branch of the Manghuti family during the Yuan Dynasty and has lived in Karaqin (today’s left wing of Karaqin, Inner Mongolia). Later, some Manchus adopted it as a surname, and the Manchu name was Manggenut Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, there were many Chinese surnames such as He and Niu.
⑼. The Burtu family of the Mongolian ethnic group has lived in Keshiketeng (now Chifeng, Inner Mongolia) for a long time. Later, some Manchu people adopted the surname as Bultu Hala. In Manchu, it was Bultu Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, many Chinese surnames were He's and He's.
⑽. The Mongolian Heyi family, also known as the Hele family, has lived in Bahrain (now the Left and Right Banners of Bahrain, Inner Mongolia) for a long time. Later, some Manchu people adopted it as a surname, and in Manchu it was Here Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, many people had the Han surname He.
⑾. The Mongolians and the Tuoguote clan, also known as the Horut clan, have yet to be determined. Later, some Manchus adopted it as a surname, and the Manchu name was HetogotHala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, many people had the Han surname He.
⑿. The Mongolian Hesit family, also known as Hexile, originated from Barhu Mongolia and lived in Kulun (now the Kulun River Basin of Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia). Later, some Manchus adopted it as a surname, and the Manchu name was Hesit Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, many people had the Han surname He.
Origin 7
Original from the Hui ethnic group, it is a Chinese-style change of surname to surname. According to the document "He Family Genealogy of Dachang, Hebei Province":
⑴. The He family of Dachang Hui family lived in Shangyuan County, Jinling, south of the Yangtze River. Their ancestor was Shiwu La, who was given the Mongolian name during the Yuan Dynasty. "He Yesi Da'er". In the early Ming Dynasty, He Yesidaer followed the Yan King Zhu Di to Fuchengmen in Beijing. Later, in the early Yongle year of the Ming Dynasty (1403 AD), he was named General Wude and had thousands of households. In the second year of Yongle reign of the Ming Dynasty (1404 AD) ) moved to Dachangzhuang, Hebei Province and settled down, and took the homophonic Chinese character for the first sound of "He Ye Sida'er" as his surname, and called him He.
⑵. Among the Hui people, there are also homophonic Chinese characters for the first character of the Chinese translation of "fire" (meaning prominent and wealthy, and later evolved into noble, scholar, and saint) in Islamic teachings. Those with the last name are called He. The Hui people who live in the Hexi Corridor area of ??Gansu Province still pronounce the He family name as "fire".
Eight Origins
It originates from the Xibo people and is a Chinese-style surname.
According to the historical record "General Chronicles of the Qing Dynasty, Clan Briefing, Surnames of the Eight Banners of Manchuria":
The Yilari clan of the Xibe tribe is also known as the Yili clan, the Yilari clan, and the Yilari clan. His family lived in Wula (now Yongji, Jilin), Yehe (now Lishu, Jilin), Feiyoucheng (now Gaolicheng Village, Sanjiazi Township, Hunchun, Jilin), and Yihan Alin City (15 kilometers northeast of today's Jilin City). , Songhua River and other places, some Manchu people later adopted this surname as Ilari Hala in Manchu, which means "open" in Chinese. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the Xibo and Manchu Ilari clans had multiple Han surnames: He, Yi, Zhao, Ni, Pan, Su, Xu, Yue, Yu, Zhen, and Bai. , Fan family, Hao family, Jin family, Li family, etc.
Origin Liujiu
It originated from the Daur ethnic group and was changed to a surname in Chinese culture.
According to the historical records of "General Chronicles of the Qing Dynasty, Clan Briefing, and Surnames of the Eight Banners of Manchuria":
⑴. The Esulhu clan of the Daur tribe, also known as Esul, lived in Mulu (today's Across the Heihe River in Heilongjiang (the area around Sukhkino in Russia), Solon, Zhuoqin (all in the vast area west of the Nenjiang River in Heilongjiang) and other places. Later, some Manchus adopted it as a surname, and the Manchu name was Esurhu Hala.
Later, many Chinese surnames were E and He.
⑵. The Keyin clan of the Daur ethnic group has lived in Heilongjiang Keyin (now the Kochi River Basin on the right bank of the lower reaches of Heilongjiang, Russia) and Jiqin (now Zhalantun, Inner Mongolia). Later, some Manchus adopted it as a surname, and the Manchu name was Kein Hala. Later, there were many Han surnames: He and Qin.
Origin 10
Original from the Ewenki people, the surname was changed to a surname in Sinicization. According to the historical records "General Chronicles of the Qing Dynasty, Clan Briefing, Surnames of the Eight Banners in Manchuria" and "General Chronicles of Jilin":
The Gerke family of the Ewenki people, also known as the Gelik family and the Urgunkel family, has He lived in Gerqin (today's Jilin and Longyin Yanghe). Later, some Manchu people named him Gerk Hala. After the late Qing Dynasty, the Ewenki, Manchu and Geerke clans all had the Han surname He.
Origin 11
Original from the Oroqen people, it is a Chinese-style surname. According to the historical record "Butha Zhilue":
The Oroqen tribe's Kolteyir clan, also known as the Keltsir clan, includes Nadanqian, Honggaidaqian, and Checheyi'er. Thousands of other branches. Later, some Manchus adopted it as a surname, and the Manchu name was Kertelr Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, the Oroqen and Manchu Colts had many Han surnames.
Twelve origins
It stems from changing the surname, which belongs to the category of taking the surname as a surname for some reason.
①According to the historical record "Han Shu·Five Elements Chronicles": "He Miao, whose original surname is Zhu, and his surname is He."
②The He family in Huangtun, Lujiang, Anhui, was born in the Ming Dynasty He is a descendant of Fang Xiaoru, a famous scholar during the period. After Fang Xiaoru was brutally executed, the Fang family fled from Jiangxi to Anhui and changed their surname to Fang. However, the family tree of this branch of the He family stipulates that their surname is He when they are born, and their surname is Fang after death. This is an extremely special situation in the origin of the He clan.
③ In Puyang's "Qiu Shan Yimen He Family Genealogy" compiled by He Kekun during the Qing Dynasty, it is stated that: He Yanshou, the first ancestor of the He family, moved to Pu from the late Tai Dynasty in the eighth year of Dazhong in the Tang Dynasty. By the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the twentieth generation of Huai En had no heirs, so he was succeeded by his nephew Xu Zongfu. In the previous genealogy, Zongfu was previously named the Xu family lineage, and the other two "Puyang Qiushan He family genealogy" respectively regarded Xu Yi or Xu Zongfu of the Southern Song Dynasty as the first generation ancestor.
④ In the 48th year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, He Shiqiu, a native of Xincheng, Shandong, was a Jinshi. He served as minister and governor. His original surname was Chen. His uncle's surname was inherited by the seventh generation ancestor. This caste origin is a rare phenomenon.
Origin Thirteen
It originated from the descendants of the Bo people. According to folklore, the Bo people were not exterminated. ", so he changed his surname to "He" to avoid the suppression of the current dynasty. In the history of the Ming Dynasty, there is a record that the leader of the Bo people, "A Da Wang", was killed in Jiusi City, the capital of the Bo people. Someone once interviewed an old man named He in the local area and said that his ancestor He Daning was originally from the same clan as the chiefs Ada and Aer. He later joined the army under a general named He and changed his surname to He. Gongxian County is located at the junction of Sichuan, Yunnan and Guizhou provinces. It is the most typical place for hanging coffins in ancient times. In the past, there was a Ming proverb, "You will visit Barley (Yi people), Fan Miaozi, and the He family in the back mountain hangs Yanzi". As for why the Bo people have the hanging coffin burial custom, "Gongxian County Chronicles" records: "It is said that Luo Yin, because the Bo people thought that their clan was exterminated, taught them to bury hanging coffins on the rocks so that their descendants would be prominent. So they competed to hang coffins on high rocks for good luck. ”