The word "Ban" actually comes from the word "Bi", which is also one of the words that mainly occurred in the Spring and Autumn Period. After Qin destroyed Chu, it was mainly named after its descendants, but how did it get its name? Let’s take a look at some good names for classes.
The surname Ban
Ban ranked 235th in the Song version of "One Hundred Family Surnames". The Han, Wei and Jin Dynasties were at their peak, with famous families and talented people emerging in large numbers like a galaxy.
Ban's family is partly derived from Yan's family. Some of the descendants of Ruao Ao of Chu State during the Spring and Autumn Period. Ruo Ao's son was named Dou, and Dou's son was named Ling. After Qin destroyed Chu, Ruo Ao's descendants moved to Jin and Daidi. ).Because of his class name, it is said that Lingwenzi grew up eating tiger milk. Because the tiger has stripes on his body, his descendants took "Zan" as their surname. Because "Class" and "Class" are more common, it was later changed to "Class".
The origin of class surnames
It originated from the surname Yan, which came from the Lingyin Que of Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period, and was the name of the ancestor. According to the historical record "Customs": "The Ban family is a descendant of Chu Lingyin's absent class. The surname is the ancestor of Douban." After the Qin State destroyed the Chu State, its descendants moved to the Jin State because of their class name.
Category name
Changed to longevity
Hoping for longevity does not mean wishing to never die, so it is a more realistic attitude, often expressed by naming people. . Too many people are famous for their longevity. Such as Han Yanshou in the Han Dynasty, Chen Shou in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, Lu Wanling in the Ming Dynasty, Hu Yongnian in the Qing Dynasty, etc.
Changed to Jixiang
Auspiciousness has a broad meaning, including all good wishes such as health, longevity, brightness, happiness, and beauty. So, regardless of social status and education level, people like good luck and good fortune. There are many people named after "Ji", such as Shi Baoji, Zhang, Yi Ji, Chong Ji, etc. In addition to auspicious characters, there are also names such as "Heng and Tong", such as Wang Tong, a scholar in the Han Dynasty.
Renaming through self-stimulation method
Self-motivation nomenclature means that the namer often warns himself about a certain aspect of his behavior and trends, and there are specific environmental conditions. This is very prominent in the names of revolutionary martyrs and predecessors, and their naming forms are worth learning from. Named after self-motivation, you can urge yourself to correct your shortcomings at any time.
In the name, it can be directly used as a statement such as longevity, and it can mainly directly express the attitude in reality. In the name, it can also be used directly in different ways. In addition, it can also play a role in It has some auspicious effects. These are also wonderful wishes.