The first origin: The surname Si comes from Weng Nanyi, a nobleman of the Xia Dynasty in ancient times. He is named after his ancestor. When Qi was the king of the Xia Dynasty, there was a nobleman named Weng Nanyi, who was said to be the oldest ancestor of the Weng family. The second origin comes from the surname Ji, which comes from the concubine of King Zhao of the Western Zhou Dynasty. It is a surname given by the emperor. Weng's Siyong Hall According to legend, when King Zhou Zhao Ji Xia's concubine was born, his hands were tightly held tightly, and no one else could break them apart. Only King Zhou Zhao tried to break them apart, and they were able to open them easily. The pattern on the baby's left hand resembled the character "公", and the pattern on the baby's right hand resembled the character "飞", which together formed the character "Weng". King Zhao of Zhou gave the baby the surname Weng and named it Hong, making him the ancestor of the Weng family. Weng Hong first lived in Liangyuan City, and was later appointed Zuocheng of Chu State. His posthumous title was King Duanming after his death. His tomb was five miles away from Liangyuan City. In front of the tomb, 72 pieces including Huabiao, Stone Rhinoceros, Stone Elephants, Stone Tigers, Stone Leopards, and Stone Deer were arranged in front of the tomb. On both sides. Liangyuan City is located in Liangyuan Town, Lingtai, Gansu Province today. Liangyuan is not far from Zhouyuan and Qishan, the activity areas of the early Zhou Dynasty in ancient times, and Hao, Zongzhou and Feng where Lei later established its capital. However, it is three thousand years ago. The Weng family began during the reign of King Zhao of the Western Zhou Dynasty between 1052 BC and 1002 BC. King Zhao of Zhou was the immediate great-grandson of King Wu of Zhou, and the ancestor of the Weng family was the concubine of King Zhao of Zhou. In this way, the whole story of Weng's family becomes more clear. Many descendants of the Weng family regard Weng Hong as the ancestor of the Weng family. The third origin comes from the surname Ji, which comes from the fiefdom of the concubine of King Zhao of Zhou Dynasty. It is a surname based on the name of the fiefdom. According to historical data and the "Yuanhe Surname Compilation" records, the concubines of King Zhao of Zhou gathered food in Wengshan (now Dinghai, Zhejiang, some say Wengyuan, Guangdong). In addition, it is also recorded in the historical book "A Survey of Surnames": "The concubines of King Zhao of Zhou ate food. It was collected from Wengshan Mountain, and the descendants of the concubine of King Zhao of Zhou Dynasty took the name of their ancestors as their surname and called them Weng family. They have been passed down from generation to generation. The fourth origin is derived from the Mongolian people, who changed their surname to surname in Sinicization. According to the historical book "General Chronicles of the Qing Dynasty, Clan Profile, Eight Mongolian Banner Surnames": ⑴. The Mongolian clan Ongwut, also known as the Ongwut clan and the Weigut clan, lived in Bahrain (today's Khaburo, Heilongjiang, and Habro, Russia). Fusk), Yehe (now the Yehe River, Yitong River, Yidan River, and Dongliao River basins in Jilin), Chahar (now Zhangjiakou, Hebei, including Hebei, Inner Mongolia Ulanqab League, the first part of Xilingol League, Shanxi some areas). Later, some Manchus adopted it as a surname, and the Manchu name was Weigut Hala. The Han surname is Weng's. ⑵. The Mongolian Weng Guoli family lived in Ninggun Guoluo (today's southern Liaoning and Huludao area). Later, some Manchu people adopted the surname as Wenggori Hala, and in Manchu language it was Wenggori Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, there were people with the Han surname Weng. ⑶. The Mongolian Wengguote clan, also known as the Wengwute clan, has lived in Wengke (now the Yonggu Town area of ??Zhangye, Gansu Province) and Yehe (now the Yehe River, Yitong River, Yidan River and Dongliao River Basin of Jilin Province). ). Later, some Manchu people adopted the surname as Wenggot Hala, and in Manchu language it was Wenggot Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, there were people with the Han surname Weng. ⑷. The Mongolian Ongjit family originated from the seventy-two Mongolian surnames Wengjit in the Yuan Dynasty. They lived in Bahrain (today's Khabarovsk, Heilongjiang, and Khabrovsk, Russia). Later, some Manchu people adopted the surname as Wenggit Hala, and in Manchu language it was Wenggit Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, there were people with the Han surname Weng. ⑸. The Mongolian Wengke clan has lived in Xilamuleng (now the Xilamulun River Basin of Keshiketeng Banner in eastern Inner Mongolia and the western Jilin area) and Ulut (now the Xing'an League area in southeastern Inner Mongolia). Later, some Manchu people adopted the surname as Wengket Hala, and in Manchu language it was Wengket Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, there were people with the Han surname Weng. ⑹. The Mongolian Onnit clan, also known as the Woyite clan, has lived in Chahar (now Zhangjiakou, Hebei, including Hebei, part of the Ulanqab League in Inner Mongolia, Xilingol League, and parts of Shanxi). Later, the Manchu people adopted the surname as Wengnit Hala, and later the Chinese surnames with multiple crowns were Weng, E, Wu, etc. ⑺. The Mongolian Wengshe Zhan clan has lived in Keshiketeng (now Keshiketeng, Inner Mongolia) for many generations. Later, some Manchu people adopted the surname as Wengsejan Hala, and in Manchu language it was Wengsejan Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, there were people with the Han surname Wengsejan. ⑻. The Mongolian Wengjierjin clan has lived in Zharut (today’s Zharut Banner, Inner Mongolia) for generations. Later, some Manchu people adopted this surname as Wenggilgin Hala in Manchu. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, some people adopted the Chinese surname Weng. ⑼. The Mongolian Wengniute clan originated from the Wengniute tribe of the Zhasak Mongolia. They took the tribe as their surname and lived in Haraqin (now Haraqin Banner, Chifeng, Inner Mongolia) for generations. Later, some Manchu people adopted the surname as Wengnot Hala, and in Manchu language it was Wengnot Hala. After the middle of the Qing Dynasty, there were people with the Chinese surname Wengnot.
The fifth origin is from the Manchu people, who changed their surname into a surname in Han culture. According to the historical record "General Chronicles of the Qing Dynasty· Clan Brief· Surnames of the Eight Banners of Manchuria": ⑴. The Manchu Sakda clan originated from the Jurchen Bayala clan, and later took the name of the land as the surname. In Manchu, it is Sakda Hala, which means "old" in Chinese. Shiju Ninggu Pagoda (today's Ning'an, Heilongjiang), Ahu River (60 kilometers south of today's Ning'an, Heilongjiang), Yehe (today's Yehe River, Yitong River, Yidan River, and Dongliao River Basin in Jilin), Sakda (today's Fushun Gorge River Basin in Liaoning), Hetuala (today's Yongling Town, Xinbin, Liaoning), Namtulu (today's coastal area of ??Russia), Delhi Wohe (today's Hun River in Fushun, Liaoning), Heilongjiang Basin and other places. Most of the Han surnames are Weng, Cang, Cang, Ma, Luo, Li, Zu, Gao, Hai, Sa, Li, Chen, Luo, Lao, Ying, Yin family, Ba family, Se family, Zang family, Li family, Tong family, Tuo family, etc. ⑵. The Manchu Wengniri clan, known as Wengniri Hala in Manchu, lived in Wula for generations (from Wula Street in Yongji, Jilin to the mouth of Huifa River, the Lafa River Basin, and Shuangyang County). Later, he was named Weng with many Chinese surnames. ⑶. The Manchu Wengniolo family, whose name is Wengniolo Hala in Manchu, has lived in Yehe (now the Yehe River, Yitong River, Yidan River, and Dongliao River basins in Jilin) ??and Daling River (now Jinxian County, Liaoning). He later had many crowns. The Han surnames are Weng and Niu.