The Ling family is mainly distributed in southern China. In the earliest times, the Ling family name was the most common surname in Henan and Hebei. In fact, the main reason for Ling's origin is his birth. There are local surnames, and there is also a saying that the surname Yao finally ended up with the surname Ji. Let's take a look at how Ling's name came about and how Ling's good name came about.
The Ling family
The Ling family comes from the surname Ji, and the surname Ji comes from the surname Yao. He is a descendant of the eldest grandson of the tenth generation Yellow Emperor, and his surname is Yao. The first person named Ling was born in Weiguo, which was founded by Yu's youngest son in the early Zhou Dynasty. At that time, Wei was located in present-day Hebei and Henan, and its ancestor was his younger brother Kang Shu. In early history, Ling's family seems to have been quite peaceful. It was not until the Three Kingdoms period that Wu Dong had a general named Ling Tong, who was proud of his outstanding military achievements. Wang is a native of Bohai County, Hejian County. Celebrities in history include Ling_chu, Ling, etc.
Exploring the origins of the Ling family
Origins
It originated from the place name. The mausoleum was the birthplace of the ancient emperor Fu, and the old city got its name. Ling, just
It is the legendary birthplace of Fuxi, the first emperor in ancient times. Because there is Lingshui in the territory, it was renamed Sishui in the pre-Qin Dynasty and Sishui County was established. Ling County is a county in Sishui County in the Yinhuai Plain during the Qin and Han Dynasties. In the first year of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che and Ding Yuan, it was located in Siyang County, on the north bank of the ancient Si River, hence its name. From the end of the Han Dynasty to the wars of the Three Kingdoms, local residents who took refuge and moved out one after another took the ancient name of Juyi, which is Lingshi, as their surname in order to facilitate future contact. Those who took Juyi as their surname, or who later took refuge and changed their surname to Lingshi, were passed down from generation to generation.
The Lingzhi clan has nothing to do with the Ling clan surnamed Ji. Most people respect Fu as the ancestor of the surname, which is not the same as the Ling clan surnamed Ji.
Origin
The surname Yao comes from the surname Ji, a descendant of Wang Jichang, and is his official name. According to the historical records of "Tongzhi"
"The clan is an official family", the eighth son Jifeng was sealed on the land of the ancient Kang state, the capital of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and was called Kangshu. Later, Zhou Gongdan suggested that Zhou Cheng, King of Song Ji, grant the Shangdu area and the seven Yinmin clans to Kangshu, establish Guo Wei, and make the capital in Wei State, which was called "Wei Kangshu" in history. Kang Shu had a son who served as a "leader" in the Zhou royal family, and his descendants took his official surname as their surname, so they gave birth to him. Ling Ren, also known as Ling Yin and Shi Lin, was an official in charge of ice affairs at that time, which is recorded in the ancient book "Zhou Li": "Ling Ren was in charge of ice affairs in February and October, so he ordered the ice to be cut three times. "Make ice." It is recorded in the history book "Surname Collection": "Kang Shuzhi is from Zhouling, and his descendants are officials." It is also recorded in the history book "Tongzhi Clan Briefing": "Wei Kangshu's son is from Zhouling, and his descendants are officials. , Wu’s friend is Lingtong.” From these documents, it can be seen that Ling’s family background originated from his son Ji Feng. Because he was an official named Ling Ren in the Zhou Dynasty's court, he took this official as his surname. Passed down from generation to generation, the history of the Ling family is authentic and trustworthy.
The Lingzhi family respects Uncle Ji Kang as the ancestor of the surname.
Origin
It originated from official positions and came from official tombs in the Western Han Dynasty. It is an official title. Lingling, also known as Ling Tailing, was an official position established by Liu Bang, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, in the early Western Han Dynasty. Responsible for guarding the emperor's tomb, his status is higher than eating in the palace and sleeping in the temple. Later, the Changling Mausoleum of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty and the Maoling Mausoleum of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty each had mausoleum orders, palace orders and palace orders. They also existed in Wei, Shu, and Wu during the Three Kingdoms period, but the characters around the mouth were mainly compound sounds, overlapping characters, and homophones. "Double tone" refers to two words with the same initial consonant, such as Yiyi, Jiangjia, etc. It is difficult to pronounce because the initial consonants are the same. The term "overlap" refers to the consecutive use of two homophones, such as Jiji and Chara. Words that rhyme with each other are difficult to pronounce.
Avoid rude and mean words.
"Rough" refers to unprocessed words such as wild cat and stone, and also refers to words that have been processed to a certain extent but still show a wild spirit between characters, such as Lei Gong, Dali, etc. The word "fierce" refers to Red Tiger, Flood, Celestial Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, etc. This name means evil, negative, harmful.
Homophone words with idioms
When choosing a name, pay special attention to the pronunciation of the word, and avoid having the same or similar pronunciation with indecent idioms, otherwise it will easily arouse people's ridicule.
When choosing a name, the most important thing is the pronunciation of the word. These are all the same and belong to a very similar aspect. Otherwise it is more likely to attract people’s ridicule.
However, among these names, there are more negatives about the meaning of the word. These are all the same and equally difficult to pronounce.