The first origin
"Historical Records" contains: Wu Chuanzi's uncle Taibo. The ancestor of Ke surname, from Ji surname, was born in the Spring and Autumn Period. He is a descendant of Zhou Wenwang's great-uncle Taber and also a descendant of Wu Gongzi Kelu.
"Guangyun", followed by Ke Lu, the son of Wu. The grandson of the Five Dynasties, the grandson of the Yellow Emperor, was named Kexiang because of his alliance with the vassal Keshan. Wu Ke Lu is the great-grandson of Ke Xiang. His descendants took the word "Ke" as their surname and became Ke.
The second origin
Judging from his surname Jiang, he is a descendant of Emperor Yan Shennong. As a direct descendant of Jiang Ziya, he originated from Qi.
The third origin
In the Northern Wei Dynasty, he changed his surname to Ke, and later sun called him Ke. Description of the present: change the surname to Ke. Both Qiang and Xianbei people are surnamed Ke, and their descendants are also named Ke. Textual research on surnames Qiang and Xianbei both have Ke surnames.
The fourth origin
Zhou Wenwang's grandfather and Gutan's father had three sons: Taber, Zhong Yong and Li Ji. Gu Tan's father became emperor, and his eldest son Taibo and his second son moved to the land in the south to learn from the aborigines. They lost their tattoos and called themselves Wu and Taibo pawn.
Zhong Yong, also known as Wu Bo, spread to the sixth generation called Ke Xiang. The fief is in Keshan County, Changzhou. Wu Zisun took Keke as his surname and Zunke as the ancestor of Zhao.
Extended information: Hongzhi ancestral hall
The Koko Ancestral Hall is a family ancestral temple building built in the middle of Ming and Qing Dynasties, which belongs to the Koko family's place of offering sacrifices to ancestors and sages. It consists of a musical instrument door, an entertainment hall and a sleeping room.
The instrument door has double eaves, a wooden fence under the front eaves, a door inside, and a pair of drum stones on both sides of the door. The total construction area of the ancestral hall is 367.5 square meters. The whole building is rigorous in structure, dignified and simple.
Located in Kecun Township, yi county, it is a key cultural relic protection unit in Anhui Province and a patriotic education base in Huangshan City. The old site is well preserved, belonging to the architectural style of the ancestral temple in Qing Dynasty, with a building area of over 400 square meters and a square in front of the door of about 160 square meters.
The entire former site has now been turned into a memorial exhibition hall, displaying more than 200 revolutionary historical relics such as the remains of the Red Army's revolutionary struggle, the relics of martyrs, and the guns and ammunition used by the Red Army.
The front hall and the central hall are surrounded by the struggle process of Taiping Center County Party Committee leading farmers to hold "Hakka Village Riots" and create the Red Soviet Area in southern Anhui, and the process of Fang Zhimin's anti-Japanese advance team arriving at Hakka Village Red Soviet Area to rest and preach the revolutionary situation to the masses.
In the main hall, there is a picture of the "Kecun riots" and a brief introduction to the organization of the Taiping Central County Party Committee and the Soviet government in southern Anhui. In the lobby of the back hall, there is a huge portrait of a martyr in Fang Zhimin.
Baidu encyclopedia _ Keshi ancestral temple