Totem of the surname Jiang
jiāng is derived from the surname of Emperor Yan in ancient times.
According to historical records, the surname Jiang is a descendant of Emperor Yan. He got his surname from the birthplace of Emperor Yan and is one of the oldest surnames in China.
"Shuowen" says: "Shennong lives in Jiangshui, because he is considered a clan." The legendary Emperor Yan, also known as Shennong, is said to be one of the most ancient "Three Emperors" in Chinese history. Because Emperor Yan was born in Jiangshui (now Qishan County, Shaanxi Province), he took Jiang as his surname. Therefore, the birthplace of Emperor Yan is also the birthplace of the Jiang family.
Ginger: From the Shennong family. Emperor Yan's Shennong family lived on the shores of Jiangshui (a tributary of the Wei River), so they took their surname from the river. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the feudal states of Qi, Shen, Lu, and Xu all had the surname Jiang.
Migration Distribution
Later in the course of history, due to various reasons, many descendants of Emperor Yan changed their surnames to other surnames. During the Yu and Xia periods, Boyi, a descendant of Emperor Yan and the ancestor of the Four Mountains, was granted the title of Lu because of his contribution to assisting Yu in controlling floods. (now Nanyang County, Henan), established the State of Lu, and gave the ancestral surname Jiang to continue the legacy of Emperor Yan.
The founder of Qi State, one of the five hegemons in the Spring and Autumn Period, was Lu Shang of the State of Lu. Historical records say: "Lu Shang, whose surname is Jiang and whose name is Ya. He has merit in governing the four mountains, and his descendants will be granted the surname." Lu Shang is a descendant of the Shennong family, Jiang Taigong Jiang Ziya. Because of his meritorious service in governing the four mountains, he was granted the title of Lu, so he was granted the title of Lu. The surname was changed to Lu Shang. His descendants were hereditary kings of Qi for 29 generations. Later, Qi was destroyed by Tian He during the Warring States Period, and Qi became the Tian family. Most of their descendants lived in different places, and most of them had the surname Jiang. , the Jiang surname that moved to various places continued to multiply and develop, and by the Han Dynasty it had developed into a prominent family.
According to historical records, as early as the Spring and Autumn Period, there were people with the surname Jiang in Xirong, so they were called Jiang Rong. Originally in Guazhou (today's west of Dunhuang, Gansu), it gradually moved eastward. In about 638 BC, its leader moved to southern Shanxi. It belonged to the Jin State and lived in present-day Shandong and Henan Provinces before the Western Han Dynasty. It developed into a large clan in Guandong (the area east of Hangu Pass in present-day Lingbao County, Henan Province). In the early Western Han Dynasty, in order to enrich the population of Guanzhong, the Jiang family moved from Guandong to Guanzhong. Since then, they have lived in Tianshui (now part of Gansu). "Tianshui" was the county name. By the Han Dynasty, the Jiang family had moved to present-day Jiangsu and Sichuan. However, until the Tang Dynasty, Tianshui was still the development and reproduction center of the Jiang family. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, the Jiang family was still distributed in present-day Hebei , Henan, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Anhui, Shandong and other places and Qiongshan, Guangdong. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, some of the Jiang family lived in Shanxi, Shaanxi, Hunan, Guizhou, Hubei and other places. During the Hongwu period, one Jiang Shiliang moved to Hongdou Village, Longxi County, Zhangzhou, Fujian, and his descendants multiplied, and another branch moved to Yandun Township, Lufeng, Guangdong. Later, Jiang Shiliang's 11th descendant continued to prosper during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. After that, people of the Jiang family from Fujian and Guangdong moved to Taiwan, and some spread overseas.
Jiang surnames were born in Zhou Dynasty. Jiang Ziya at that time. Since then, there have been many outstanding figures in the past dynasties. Jiang Gong, a hermit in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was called "a famous family" in history. He was not only highly educated, but also known for his filial piety. The brothers were always friendly to each other. Sleeping under the same quilt, later generations often use "ginger quilt" to describe brotherly friendship. There is also a poem by Jiang in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Jiang and his wife were famous for their filial piety, and later developed into a relatively prosperous branch of the Jiang family.
Three Kingdoms. At that time, there was Jiang Wei of the Shu Han Dynasty, a native of Tianshui. He was originally a general of Wei, but later returned to Shu. He gained the trust of Zhuge Liang and succeeded him in leading his army. He later served as a general and was a famous minister. In the Tang Dynasty, there were two Jiang Wei. In addition to Jiang Gongfu, there was also Jiang Ke, the prime minister of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty. In the Southern Song Dynasty, there was Jiang Kui, a famous poet and musician named Baishi Taoist. He was from Poyang (now Poyang, Jiangxi Province). He was good at poetry, proficient in music, and full of classics. Unfortunately, due to the Qin Hui was in power, but Jiang Kui despised him and lived in seclusion; in the Southern Song Dynasty, there was also the famous general Jiang Cai; in the Ming Dynasty, there was the calligrapher and painter Jiang Ligang; in the Qing Dynasty, there was the litterateur Jiang Chenying, who participated in the compilation of "History of the Ming Dynasty" and wrote the "Criminal Law Chronicles" He exposed the harm caused by the "factory guards" in the Ming Dynasty. He was good at calligraphy and poetry, and was known as one of the "Three Commoners in Jiangnan". In modern times, there are Jiang Jingtang, one of the founders of the Northwest Anhui Red Army and the revolutionary base area.
The Jiang surname ranks 60th among the 100 Chinese surnames ranked by population today.
[Origin of the Jiang family]
The surname Jiang originated from Emperor Yan. It is recorded in "Yuanhe Surname Compilation" that Emperor Yan Shennong took Jiang as his surname because he was born in Jiangshui (today's west of Qishan County, Shaanxi Province). Jiang Taigong, a descendant of the Shennong family, also known as Lu Shang, was the founder of the Qi State. He was granted the title of Lu because he assisted the Zhou Dynasty in conquering the world, so he took his surname from the fiefdom. During the Warring States Period, the State of Qi was destroyed by Tian He, and Lu Shang's descendants were scattered throughout the country. Some were surnamed Lu and some were surnamed Jiang.
The surname Jiang comes from the ancient Yan Emperor Shennong. This statement is recorded in many documents such as "Yuanhe Surname", "Shuowen Jiezi", and "New Book of Tang". "Shui Jing Zhu": "Qishui, and south of Jiang's city in the east, is Jiangshui." As one of the oldest "Three Emperors" in my country, Shennong was born on the bank of Jiangshui River in the southwest of Qishan, Shaanxi, so So he took Jiang as his surname, and it was passed down from generation to generation. The surname Jiang, together with 20 ancient surnames such as Ji and Yu, all originated from the matrilineal clan society more than 2,000 BC. Along with Jiang, there are people who are descendants of the Shennong family with eight surnames: Qi, Fushen, Lu, Ji, Xu, and Xiang. As a direct descendant of the Shennong family, the Jiang family was one of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period.
Jiang Fang's genealogy---tracing back to the source, there are three origins of the Jiang surname: (1) Emperor Yan Shennong was born in Jiangshui, and took the surname Jiang as his hometown. (2), comes from the changed surname of the Huan family. According to "Tongzhi Clan Brief": "Gentingchang changed the Zhongzhen system in the Tang Dynasty to the Jiang family." In the Tang Dynasty in the Yuan Dynasty, some people with the surname Huan were changed to the surname Jiang. (3) Change of surname from other ethnic groups. According to the "Song Book Tuyuhun Biography", some Qiang people changed their surname to Jiang during the Song Dynasty; and the Jiang Jia clan of the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty and Manchurian people changed their surname to Jiang; in addition, today's Manchu, Dong, Yao, Yi, Mongolian, Tujia, Baoan, Bai, Russian, Korean and other ethnic groups all have this surname. Therefore, the bloodline source of the Henan Jiang family should be the descendants of the Yan Emperor Shennong family. "Shuowen" says: "Shennong lived in Jiangshui, so he was considered a clan." The legendary Emperor Yan, also known as Shennong, is said to be one of the most ancient "Three Emperors" in Chinese history. Because Emperor Yan was born in Jiangshui (now Qishan County, Shanxi), he took Jiang as his surname. Therefore, the birthplace of Emperor Yan is also the birthplace of the Jiang family.
Jiang Fang’s genealogy has the surname of the ancestor - Emperor Yan. The surname Jiang comes from the descendants of Emperor Yan Shennong, one of the oldest "Three Emperors" in Chinese history. Emperor Yan Shennong was born in Jiangshui (now Qishui, a tributary of the Wei River in Shaanxi Province, east of Qishan in today's Shaanxi Province, originating from Qishan) , the surname of the place of residence is Jiang. Emperor Yan is the ancestor of the surname Jiang. During the time of Yu and Xia, Boyi, the grandson of Emperor Yan and the ancestor of the Four Mountains, was granted the title of Lu (now west of Nanyang County, Henan Province) because of his contribution to assisting Dayu in controlling floods. He established the State of Lu and was given the ancestral surname again to continue the legacy of Emperor Yan. Incense. The founder of Qi State in the Spring and Autumn Period was Jiang Taigong, a descendant of Shennong. The Lu State established by Boyi was destroyed by the Chu State in 678 BC, and the Qi State established by Jiang Shang was destroyed by the Qin State in 221 BC. After the Lu and Qi states were destroyed, His descendants all have the surname Jiang, and they respect Emperor Yan as the ancestor of those with the surname Jiang.
[The reproduction and migration of the Jiang family]
(1) During the Yu-Xia period, Boyi, the grandson of Emperor Yan and the ancestor of the Four Sacred Mountains, assisted Yu and contributed greatly to water control, and was granted the title of Lu (today's Nanyang County, Henan Province), established the Lu Kingdom, and gave the ancestral surname Jiang again to continue the incense of Emperor Yan. Some of the descendants of Emperor Yan may have had other surnames due to various reasons in the course of history, so let’s not leave them aside. Since the Xia and Shang Dynasties, the Jiang surname has been divided into four kingdoms: Qi, Xu, Shen and Fu. ). Jiangshui, where Emperor Yan was born, is the birthplace of the Jiang surname. The Jiang surname was derived from the Nanyang area in present-day Henan. The Qi State established by Jiang Shang shows that the Jiang surname originated in Zibo, Shandong. After Tianhe destroyed Qi, Jiang Ziya's descendants were scattered throughout the country. Jin Xuemeng said: "One of them moved westward to Gansu, and history mistakenly identified it as Jiang Rong. In fact, it was the descendant of the Yandi tribe in the Central Plains."
(2), "The founding ancestor of Qi State, one of the five hegemons in the Spring and Autumn Period, was Lu Shang of Lu State (Pan Chengxiang said)". Historical records say: "Lu Shang, whose surname is Jiang and whose name is Ya. He has merit in governing the four mountains, and his descendants will be granted the surname." Lu Shang is a descendant of the Shennong family, Jiang Taigong Jiang Ziya. Because of his meritorious service in governing the four mountains, he was granted the title of Lu, so he was granted the title of Lu. His surname was changed to Lu Shang. His descendants were hereditary kings of Qi for 29 generations.
Later, the Qi State was destroyed by Tian He during the Warring States Period, and the Qi State became the Tian family's regime. Their descendants lived in various places, and most of them had the surname Jiang. "Zuo Zhuan - the 18th year of Duke Huan" describes the incident (this is the fifteenth item in "Zuo Zhuan" recorded with "tong"): "The general has done something good, so he became the same as the Jiang family. Shen said: Female There is a family, a man has a wife, and there is no disrespect to each other. It is said that this is a failure. Enjoying the public service, the young master Peng Sheng was given the opportunity to ride on the public service, while the public servant died in the car. "Spring and Autumn" records these extramarital affairs as "purely objective reports." For example, "Xia, Mrs. Jiang is like Master Qi".
(3) During the Warring States Period (according to historical records), Tian He destroyed Qi and Jiang Ziya’s descendants moved westward to Xirong, a branch of Jiang Rong, and gradually entered Shaanxi from the east. In 368 BC, they were forced by Qin , moved to southern Shanxi. About 638 BC, its leader moved to southern Shanxi and belonged to the Jin State. Before the Western Han Dynasty, descendants of the Jiang surname continued to return eastward to Henan and other places, continued to multiply and develop, and developed into a large clan in Guandong (the area east of Hangu Pass in today's Lingbao County, Henan). The Jiang family lived in today's Shandong and Henan provinces. By the Han Dynasty, it had developed into a prominent family. At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, the Jiang family living in present-day Shandong and Henan had developed into a large clan in Guandong before the Western Han Dynasty. In order to enrich the population of Guanzhong in the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Bang adopted Lou Jing's suggestion and moved the powerful Guandong families who were descendants of nobles from the Six Kingdoms to Guanzhong. ), and returned to his hometown in Xirong. The people of his hometown took "Tianshui" as the county name.
(4) At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period---Jiang Wei flourished in Tianshui, Gansu. Later, the Jiang family moved to present-day Sichuan, and Jiang's poetry flourished in Guanghan (present-day Xiehongnan, Sichuan). After Jiang Wei surrendered to Shu, his descendants lived in Sichuan. From the Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, Tianshui has always been the "development and reproduction center of the Jiang family (Jiang Fang's language)". During the Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties, in order to avoid war, the Jiang people migrated from the Central Plains to various places in the south of the Yangtze River. However, "the Jiang people of Sichuan are far away from the Central Plains, so they have been prosperous and prosperous for more than a thousand years, with prominent officials from generation to generation (Zhang Youmao's words)".
(5) In the Tang Dynasty, a branch of the Jiang clan in Sichuan left Sichuan, moved to Hanzhong, and entered Tianshui, continuing to integrate into the development and reproduction center of the Jiang surname. It is the branch of Shu that left Hanzhong in the north and moved west to Tianshui, Gansu Province. Jiang Fang is a descendant of Jiang Wei, a famous general and minister in the Three Kingdoms. Among them, the descendants of Jiang Wei in Tianshui are the ancestors of Jiang Shenyi, the governor of Shuzhou in the Tang Dynasty. Jiang Gongfu, the direct grandson of Jiang Shenyi, served as prime minister during Tang Dezong's time and was later demoted to the governor of Quanzhou. He was the first person with the Jiang surname to enter Fujian. Descendants of Shenyi, in order to preserve their bloodline, continued to move to remote and wild lands, and developed into the Tianshui branch of the Central Sect - Jiuzhen Jiang. Because of their official career, they moved south to Fujian, and then moved west to Guangxi along the coastline.
(6), late Southern Song Dynasty---Jiang's Henan. Jiang Fang's ancestors, due to Kublai Khan's army, expedition to the Dali Kingdom, part of the Jiang tribe returned from the north of Guangxi to their hometown in the Central Plains - Henan, and integrated into the local indigenous residents of the Jiang tribe. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, this branch continued to thrive in Henan and became a prominent family. Qing Dynasty---one of its descendants is the 11th grandson of Jiang Shiliang who immigrated to Taiwan from the mainland during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. One lineage moved to the coastal city of Qingdao and other places, and temporarily settled in Qilu.
(7) His tribe lives in Xiao Qingdao and makes a living by fishing. After Germany invaded and occupied Qingdao, it renamed the small Qingdao "Akna Island". In the summer of 1898, the name was changed to "Qingdao Lily" or "Lily Green Island". The Jiang ancestors withdrew from the island and settled on the coast. When World War I broke out in 1914, Japan occupied Qingdao instead of Germany, and all place names were changed to Japanese names. Jiang Fang's great-grandfather, who resisted Japan's dark colonial rule, devoted himself to fighting Japanese imperialism---joined the China Alliance and died. His grandfather, on the eve of the Chinese government's takeover of Qingdao in 1922 (all Japanese names were changed to Chinese names), "returned west to his homeland in Henan, Central China, and formed the Heluo ancestor of modern Jiang Fang (Ribuluoyu)". Current status of Jiang Fang’s genealogy: his father is Jiang Hongpo; his mother is from Hainan. She gave birth to a daughter, named Jiang Fang. Jiang Fang, a descendant of historical celebrities, graduated from the Chinese Department of Wuhan and Beijing and is a contemporary prose writer.
[Jiang surname’s county hall number]: Name www.vgv.cn
In the long-term development and reproduction process, the county hall numbers formed by the Jiang surname include:
1. Tianshui County, the Western Han Dynasty established the county in Pingxiang (now northwest of Tongwei, Gansu Province), and the Western Jin Dynasty moved it to Shanggui (now Tianshui City, Gansu Province);
2. Guanghan County, the seat of the Western Han Dynasty Township (today's east of Jintang, Sichuan), and moved to Luo County (today's north of Guanghan, Sichuan) in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
3. Henan County: Settled by Emperor Gao of Han Dynasty, it is located in the area of ??Luoyang City, Henan Province today. The surname Jiang is after the Yan Emperor Shennong. The Shennong family had a descendant, Sun Xiang, who was granted the title of vassal. Later, the country was destroyed. In the Spring and Autumn Period, it originated from a branch of Wenshu, a descendant of the Jiang surname. It was forced by Zheng and Chu and moved many times to Ye (southwest of today's Ye County, Henan Province),
Tang name: Jiang's surname is "Heluo", "Tianshui", "Longtai", "Jiayi", "Weibin", "Jingmu", "Yunqing", "Senyang" Wait for his name.
[Characteristics of the clan with the surname Jiang]
1. The surname Jiang descended from the Shennong clan of Emperor Yan, and its descendants branched into the Ming clan. There are 247 surnames in total. It can be seen that Jiang The surname originated early.
2. The surname Jiang is a typical northern surname. It originated from the north and flourished in the north.
3. People with the surname Jiang are known for their filial piety. For example, Jiang Gou, a hermit in the Eastern Han Dynasty, was a friendly brother and often slept together in quilts, hence the name "ginger quilt". Jiang Shi, a native of Guanghan in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and his wife were famous for their filial piety to their mothers.
4. The character line of Jiang surname is strict and orderly. According to the "Jiang Family Genealogy" compiled by Jiang Zhengfang in 1917, the one-character surname Jiang in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province: "Zhongjun Faren, Bingxi a man of lofty ideals, a good country, a great leader, and a great thinker."
5. The Jiang surname has preserved the excellent genes of its ancestors, and the "Jiang Fang phenomenon" appeared in Henan - Jiang Fang, a talented girl born in Beijing.
[Jiang's territory]:
(1), Guanghan County, now Zitong County, Sichuan.
(2), "Hundred Family Surnames" notes that he lived in Tianshui County, southwest of today's Tongwei County, Gansu Province.
(2) In contemporary times, four large gathering areas with the Jiang surname have formed across the country: western Sichuan, eastern Shandong, Northeast China, and Henan.
[8. Jiang’s reputation]
(1). Jiang Taigong (also known as Jiang Ziya)——the originator of the source.
(2) Jiang Gong, a distinguished scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and his second brothers Zhonghai and Ji Jiang were known for their filial piety, and they often slept together in quilts. The world used "ginger quilt" to describe brotherly love - inheriting the blood of Taigong , history books call it "a famous family".
(8), Jiang Shi in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and his wife were famous for their filial piety to their mothers - and later developed into a more prosperous branch of the Jiang family.
(3), Jiang Wei, was originally a Wei general during the Three Kingdoms period, and later surrendered to Shu. He was trusted and reused by Zhuge Liang. After Liang's death, he assisted the latter and commanded his army---appeared in western China , carry forward Taigong’s legacy.
(4) Jiang Kui, a famous poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, is proficient in music and rhythm, and is rich in economics. His words are familiar to the world and have been widely circulated-penetrating into the field of literature.
(5) Jiang Cai was a famous general in the Southern Song Dynasty. Jiang Ligang, a calligrapher and painter of the Ming Dynasty—the genes of the Jiang surname are still preserved in the superstructure.
(6) Jiang Chenying was a writer in the Qing Dynasty who participated in the compilation of "History of the Ming Dynasty" and belonged to the "Three Commoners of Jiangnan" - the surname Jiang has been greatly expanded.
(7), Jiang Fang, a native of Henan, an online campus literature writer - an outstanding contemporary figure with the surname Jiang
[Historical and cultural celebrities with the surname Jiang]
(1). Jiang Shang (Jiang Ziya, Taigong): a native of Lu State (now Nanyang, Henan), one said from Jixian County (also in Henan), belonging to the Dongyi ethnic group, another said to belong to the Qiang ethnic group, Beijing in the early Western Zhou Dynasty A statesman and statesman, he was an effective adviser to King Wen and King Wu of Zhou. He was resourceful and accomplished the most in destroying merchants. He was granted the title of Qi State due to his merits and became the founding king of Qi State. According to legend, he wrote the "Six Secret Strategies", a military book. Jiang Xiaobai: Duke Huan of Qi, a descendant of Jiang Ziya, the leader of the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period. He appointed Guan Zhong as prime minister, and under the banner of "respecting the king and rejecting the barbarians", he conquered the south and the north to establish his prestige as a hegemon.
(2). Jiang Wei: A native of Ji County, Tianshui (now Gangu, Gansu), he was a famous minister and a famous general of the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period.
Originally a Wei general, he later returned to Shu. He won the trust of Zhuge Liang and was appointed as the general of the Western Conquest. After Zhuge Liang's death, the Wei army attacked Shu. He defended Jiange to the death. Liu Chan, the leader of Shu, surrendered to Wei. He pretended to surrender in an attempt to rebel against Wei and regain Shu. However, he was defeated and killed.
(3). Jiang Kui: a native of Poyang, Raozhou (now Boyang, Jiangxi), a famous poet, poet and musician in the Song Dynasty. Taoist No. Baishi, a native of Poyang (today's Boyang, Jiangxi Province), was a poet, proficient in music, and full of scriptures. Unfortunately, Qin Hui was in power at that time, and Jiang Kui despised him, so he lived in seclusion. He is proud of his advanced studies, as Yang Wanli calls him. He is particularly famous for his ci poetry. He is good at melodies and can compose music by himself. He is also good at calligraphy. He has "Songs of Taoist Baishi", "Archaeological Map of Qin and Se", "Collected Poems of Taoist Baishi", "Poetry", and "Sequel". Spectrum" etc.
(4). Jiang Cai: A native of Haozhou (now Fengyang, Anhui), he was a famous general in the Southern Song Dynasty. He was famous for his good fighting skills. Later, he took Yangzhou to resist the Yuan soldiers. He was defeated, captured and died heroically.
(5). Jiang Ligang: A native of Yongjia (now part of Zhejiang), he was a calligrapher and painter of the Ming Dynasty. He once wrote a plaque to the Japanese envoy, who said: "This is the most precious thing that China has benefited me from."
(6). Jiang Peng: a native of Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, a famous calligrapher and painter in the early Qing Dynasty. He was ranked first in painting feathers at that time.
(7). Jiang Chenying: a native of Cixi, Zhejiang, a calligrapher, painter and writer in the early Qing Dynasty, known as one of the "Three Commoners of Jiangnan". He was good at poetry and prose, was good at calligraphy, and was good at calligraphy and calligraphy. He became a Jinshi at the age of seventy. He participated in the compilation of "History of the Ming Dynasty" and his "Criminal Law Chronicles" exposed the harm caused by the "factory guards" in the Ming Dynasty. There are "Zhanyuan Manuscripts", "Weijian Poetry Collection", etc., and later generations compiled "The Complete Works of Mr. Jiang".
(8). Jiang Yi: A native of Rugao (now part of Jiangsu), she was a female calligrapher and painter in the Qing Dynasty. She was good at ink orchid, bamboo and stone, and poetry.
(9). Jiang Sizhou: A native of Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang), a painter of the Qing Dynasty, good at peonies, with excellent hooks and colors. He is addicted to alcohol and writes when he is drunk.
(10) Jiang Bingzhang: A native of Xiangshan (now part of Zhejiang), a Jinshi during the Qianlong period, and the magistrate of Shiquan County. He was good at government affairs and was known as a "loving parent" to the people. He was also in charge of Jiangpu, attached great importance to farmland water conservancy construction, and built "Jiang Bingzhang". public weir".
(11) Jiang Gui's title: A native of Bo County, Anhui Province, a general of the Qing army. He served under Seng Gelinqin in his early years, and later joined Zuo Zongtang. He served successively as the admiral of Zhili, the commander of Rehe, and the military commander of Yijun. After Yuan Shikai became emperor, he was granted the title of first-class knight. After Yuan's death, he attached himself to the Anhui clique. Baby naming www.vgv.cn
(12) In the Tang Dynasty, there were two prime ministers named Jiang. In addition to Jiang Gongfu, there was also Jiang Ke, the prime minister of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty.
(13) In modern times, there are Jiang Jingtang, one of the founders of the Northwest Anhui Red Army and the revolutionary base area.
(14) Jiang Dong, a famous contemporary painter, the leader of the "Jiangshan Journey" painter group, a traditional Chinese painter, and a member of the Chinese Artists Association.
Jiang surnamed county hopes
In the long-term development and reproduction process, the county names formed by the Jiang surname include:
1. Tianshui County: the county was established in the Western Han Dynasty Pingxiang (now northwest of Tongwei, Gansu Province), was moved to Guiyang (now Tianshui City, Gansu Province) in the Western Jin Dynasty;
2. Guanghan County: Chengxiang (now east of Jintang, Sichuan) was the seat of the Western Han Dynasty, and was moved to Guiyang (now Tianshui City, Gansu Province) in the Eastern Han Dynasty Governed Luo County (now north of Guanghan, Sichuan).
3. Henan County: In the area around Luoyang City, Henan Province today, the surname Jiang is named after "Tianshui", "Longtai", "Jiayi", "Weibin", "Jingmu" and "Yun" "Qing", "Sen Yang", etc. are his hall names. ?
4. Weichuan County: Descendants of Jiang Ziya, distribution unknown.
A collection of Jiang clan names in China
A collection of Jiang family clan names in China
This is the Jiang clan clan names that I have collected over the years: (Currently known clan names There are 56, not all listed below)
Distribution of hall numbers
Tianshuitang: Xiangyin Jiang family’s ancestor: [Later Zhou Dynasty] Jiang Songnian; Ancestors: Jiang Yinglin, Jiang Shiliang, Zhangzhou, Fujian Descendants of the public, surnamed Jiang in Guangdong, Hong Kong, Taiwan and other places
Jiaqiang Hall: Hubei, Sichuan, Fujian Weishui Hall: Shuyang, Jiangsu, Fujian. The ancestor of the Jiang family in Yancheng, Shandong Province, first moved to Boliu. In the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, he was ordered to move from Gusu. The Jiang family in Hefei first moved to Yonggui. In the early years of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, he moved from Jurong to Fucha Mountain in Dongxiang, Hefei.
Weibin Hall: Guancuan Jiang clan in Chun'an, Zhejiang.
Xiaoyou Hall: Jingquanzhuang, Ruichang City, Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province. It is the filial friend passed down from generation to generation by the three brothers Jiang Gong, Ji Jiang and Bo Huai of the Han Dynasty.
Jingyi Hall: It is a branch of Xiaoyou Hall, under the sects of Jiang Xinglu, Tian En and Tianyou in Zhongxiang, Xiangtan, Hunan, Sichuan, Yangxin, Daye, Wuhan and other places in Hubei, as well as Jingyi Hall in the west of Sui'an City, Zhejiang. The newly appointed Jiang family in Weichuan.
Yinqingtang: a branch of Xiaoyoutang, a branch of Xiaoyoutang, with the surname Jiang of Huarongguodian, Hubei Province
Biaohaitang: a branch of Xiaoyoutang, 2500 Jiangjiawan, Huangpi, Wuhan, Hubei There are nearly 6,000 people in Shiqiao Town, Ganyu County, Jiangsu Province.
Xiaosi Hall: Jiangcuo, Shishi City, Fujian Province, with the surname Jiang, currently has 135 households and more than 300 men.
Jingmu Hall:
Jingsheng Hall: Zhejiang Yuyao, Jiangxi Nanchang
Jingde Hall: Zhejiang Xiangshan
Sanxiao Hall : Hunan
Senyin Hall: Ningxiang, Hunan
Senyang Hall:
Longtai Hall:
Yunqing Hall: Hunan In the 30th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty in Changsha, the ancestor of Yashan Gong and Ningxiang was the first to move: [Later Tang Dynasty] Jiang Dehou
Hanjingtang: Zu Hao was the first to move to Hebei, and during Daoguangjian of the Qing Dynasty, he moved from Jiangjiazhuang, Yanshan County, Hebei to Dagukou, Tianjin.
Weihuang Hall: Anqing, Anhui and Huangmei, Hubei
Baohuang Hall: Hanyang, Hubei, Dahuzhuang No. 16 Village,
Chongben Hall: Zhejiang The Jiang family of Yaojiang in Yinxian County, the Jiang family of Meixu in Yindong, and the Jiang family of Qinglin in Cixi, Zhejiang
Jingcaotang: Dongchanlaijingcaotang, Huangyan, Zhejiang, Huangcheng Jiang family
Songbai Hall: Tongcheng, Anhui
Yu Qingtang: (Yu Qingtang) Wantong Jiang family in Tongcheng, Anhui, Tengcun Danyang, Jiangxi
Dun Bentang: Jiang family in Chengtang, Nanchang, Jiangxi, Wuyuan, Jiangxi Jiang family, Jiang family in Chizhou, Anhui
Dunmutang: Jiang family in Laiyang, Shandong
Sole hall: Ningxiang, Hunan
Dunlun hall: Shaohui, Hunan
Hanjing Hall: First mover: [Qing Dynasty] Jiang Haoqing moved from Jiangjiazhuang, Yanshan County, Hebei Province to Dagukou, Tianjin
Zhiyuan Hall: Jiang family in Changyi
Xiangdian Hall (Dundian Hall): Jinhua Jiang family, Zhejiang
Yi'an Hall: Huanglin Jiang family
Juyitang: Chengbei Township, Longquan City, Zhejiang Province, with the family name "Hong" , Chang, Qian"
Donghai Hall: Shandong
Rende Hall: Xiaojiagou, Fushan, Yantai, Shandong, the first mover was Jiang Ke....
Zhongyi Hall: Shandong
Guishantang: During the Qing Dynasty, Jiang Hongling, Jiang Shenling, and Jiang Yuling led Jiang Guichun, Jiang Guilin, and Jiang Guizhi to start a money-raising business in Gushangou, Zhuanghe County, Liaoning. It was later closed due to lawsuits from the Beijing branch and poor management.
Shanqingtang (Shanqingtang) Kaiyang Jiang Family
Shengshengtang (Shengshengtang)
Yangzhuotang Jiang Lei, the ancestor of the Jiang family in Yi County, Shandong During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, 700 people moved from Teng County (now Xiji Town, Shanting District, Zaozhuang City, Shandong Province, the hall name was given by Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty)
Huangyingtang Zaoyang, Hubei Province, moved from Jiangxi in the Ming Dynasty To Zaoyang
Aozhitang: Haiyang, Shandong, first moved to the ancestor: [Yuan Dynasty] Jiang Chaoyang, courtesy name Tongchen, moved from Haiyang Zhuwan Village to Tongyi Huaishudi in the Yuan Dynasty.
Shushitang: The Jiang family in Wenxi, Jiangshan, Zhejiang, the ancestor who first moved to Jiangyu in the Song Dynasty; the ancestor: Jiang Xuan in the Song Dynasty. As well as the Tanyuan Jiang family and the Jiahu Jiang family
Feixiong Hall: Ancestor: Jiang Dongdao; Ancestor: Jiang Dongshu; Ancestor: Jiang Dongya
Xulun Hall: Jiang family in Zekou, Lanxi, Zhejiang, Ancestor: [Ming Dynasty] Jiang Wen'er.
Leyan Hall: Yingsi, the ancestor of the Yanling Jiang family, was originally from Shahu, Nanchang, Jiangxi. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, his sons Zhenjiu [Ming Dynasty] and Xiansan [Ming Dynasty] moved to Dangtu Hongshan. The son of Jiu later returned to Nanchang, and the first three descendants settled in Dangtu. In the early Qing Dynasty, his descendants moved to Taixing again
Zhuiyuan Hall: The Jiang family in Wujin, Jiangsu Province first moved to Xilin, their ancestor Zongyang, and they were called Ming Yongle Chu Zi Lai Shui (or Yun Yunyang) moved Wu into Xilin
Lu Wenshengtang: Songnian, the ancestor of the surname Balingjiang in Yueyang, Hunan, was born in the early Northern Song Dynasty.
Sun Shisheng, the 13th generation ancestor of the first mover, moved from Pishan, Fenning County, Jiangxi Province to Meitian, the capital of Baling during the Jiading period of the Song Dynasty.
The seniority of the surname Jiang
The seniority of the surname Jiang is rigorous and orderly:
"Tang. Jiang Gongfu majored in the general genealogy of the Jiang family and the 50th generation of the Dacheng faction"
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The third uncle has been in public for a long time, so he can be a good man
Zi Nenghui’s former ambition is to be a good and handsome prince
The Jiang family of Jingquanzhuang is the successor of the word "chu". Later generations
Chu Wenmao, Shengyong and Dashou Zhi rose up
When the virtuous Dao Zhongshi Jin Changbi was in charge of the family (of it)
The Jiang surname moved to Beijing The word generation of clan is extended from the word generation of "家":
Shu Wen Zhong Yong Yan Cai Feng Zhi Xun Xian
Hou Wude Xiu Chang Ding Shu Believe in Tang Dynasty
Yingshuang Qiao Rutan's ancestors educated Bian Heng
Yi Quan Gong painted Ji Hai Yan Dong Hui Chan
The surname Jiang and the unified calligraphy school of Dacheng are as follows:
Xiaoyou This book is thick, handsome and fragrant
Previous biography of Yan Qingxun who came to Changchang
Zhaoji Jianye Dan Book's instructions
The talented Zuo Han was loyal to the Tang Dynasty
Female marquis and conferred title to ancestor Wu Liufang
Special character generation of the surname Jiang:
1. Cycle the character generation
2. According to the five elements of "gold, wood, water, fire" "Tu" is used as a radical character to circulate