The surname He in Rizhao is one of the ancient surnames in Rizhao and belongs to a famous family. Mainly distributed in Rizhao City, Shijiu Street, Taoluo Town, Sanzhuang Town, Rizhao Street in Donggang District, Houcun Town in Lanshan District, Lanshantou Street, Jufeng Town, Huangdun Town, and Kuishan Street in Rizhao Economic Development Zone. Origin of the surname He. The ancestor of the Rizhao surname He was the first hereditary palm seal (preparation officer) of the Andong Weihou (Shijiuzhai) in the early Ming Dynasty. It has been around for more than 600 years, and its descendants are spread all over the world. The surname He in Rizhao comes from the surname Jiang, a descendant of the Shennong family. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Huan of Qi (surnamed Jiang) had a grandson named Gongsun Qingke. His son Qingfeng was named after his father and was called the Qing family. Qingfeng served as a doctor when he was Duke Linggong of Qi, and as a minister when he was Duke Zhuang, in charge of state affairs. Then he was promoted to Prime Minister. Hou Qingfeng fled the chaos and went to the state of Wu. King Wu Yuji granted Zhu Fang the title of Qingfeng. After hearing the news, the Qing family came to gather together. From then on, the Qing family became richer than when they were in Qi. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was passed down to Qingyi as Ruyin Order, and his great-grandson Qingchun became an official in the service. In order to avoid the name taboo of Liu Qing, the father of Emperor An of the Han Dynasty, the word "Qing" was changed to the synonymous word "He". Qingchun was changed to He Chun, and the surname He was called Zhengzong in history, which was the He family in Jiangsu. He Ru, the founder of the Rizhao family, whose courtesy name was Wenya, was originally from Hunan. Due to his military merits, he was awarded the hereditary palm seal Zheng Qianhu in the early Ming Dynasty ("the official and official family fortune, the genealogy is detailed", "the title of the fief and the place of food and salary are different", later The descendants of Wen Sheng Gong, Rui Gong and Kui Gong who have historical records were all in the Ming Dynasty. In the years of Kangxi and Guangxu, "Andong Wei Chronicle", "Qingzhou Prefecture Chronicle", "Rizhao County Chronicle" and "He Family Chronicle" were compiled. are recorded) until the beginning of the Qing Dynasty. Later, he was expelled from Xin Guogongtang and Beiwahai. Bu lived in Shijiu, belonging to the Andong Wei family, and gave birth to five children. In the early Ming Dynasty, Shijiu Village was built to prepare the Qianhusuo, which was the Qianhusuo of the Andong Guard. Qianhu officers were formally stationed in Shijiu to manage military and civilian affairs. Later, it was called Shijiu Suokou, also referred to as Suokou (Qingzhou Prefecture Chronicle). The first hereditary palm seal of Shijiuzhai Preparatory Thousand Households Office (An Dongwei Empress Office) was Zheng Qianhu He Ru. He Ru took measures to stabilize the army and the people, build cities and piers, construct fortifications, train soldiers and martial arts, cultivate fields and grow grain, prepare for Japanese pirates, and protect his family and country. He made many achievements during his tenure. It was initially built to govern 15 piers, namely: Nanshijiu, Guqi Mountain, Wensanggou, Beishijiu, Qingni, Dongjia, Diaoyu, Xiangzibo, Jinxian, Shihe, Ancient City, Tengjia Lake, Shuibenzhai, Xibao and Dongjiabao succeeded to build and govern twenty piers (Andong Weizhi), Pihu pier, Shimen pier, Heiqi pier, Bofeng pier, Meiti pier, Zhangluodun, Taoluodun and Xiaozao pier. Dun, Wensang Dun, Nanshijiu Dun, North Shijiu Dun, Wanqiu Dun, Dongjia Dun, Nan Qingni Dun, Beiqingni Dun, Diaoyu Dun, Xiangzi Bo Dun, Shihe Dun and Hushui Dun. According to the strategic deployment of the imperial court, He Ru, a Qianhu of the later Suo Dynasty, led the local military and civilians to carefully prepare for war, and repeatedly defeated the bandits (preparing for the Japanese attack on the sea), which effectively cooperated with the national coastal defense at that time to defend the country from Japanese invaders. The He family multiplied. According to the words of the He family: He Ru was an elegant character and was originally from Hunan. In the early days of Hongwu, he was hereditary (palm seal) to a thousand households based on military merit. Later, he was expelled from the Japanese Sea by Tang Xinguo Gong (Tanghe), lived in Shijiu, and was affiliated with the Andong Wei family. He had five sons and had no taboo. There was no test for the next few generations (he was regarded as the fourth generation). Wu Xiu of the He family composed five branches: the old Chang branch was born in the first generation and respected He Jun as the second ancestor. The second branch of the second branch lost its taboo in the first generation (he gave birth to Hefa), and respected Hefa as the second generation ancestor. The third branch of the third branch, in the first generation, He Bingqian gave birth to two sons, He Zun and He Chong; in the first generation, He Bingkun gave birth to a son, He Zhong; in the first generation, He Bingzheng gave birth to a son, He Hou; in the first generation, He Bingqian, He Bingkun and He Bingzheng were the ancestors of the first generation, and He Zun, He Chong and He Chong were born. , He Hou is the second generation ancestor. The first generation of the fourth branch is taboo (shenghe recognizes it) and respects he as the second generation ancestor. The first generation of Lao Wu Zhi was taboo (sheng He Tong) and respected He Tong as the second generation ancestor. The third revision of the genealogy agreed that starting from the 13th generation of the character "zhao", "zhao, pei, xi, ze, xiang; xun, zeng, lu, hong, material." (traditional: zhao, pei, xi, ze, xiang; Xun, Zeng, Lu, Hong, Cai) Cross is the word used for the 22nd generation of the 13th generation. The six revisions of the genealogy agreed to add "Ming, Tang, Jun, Hao, Dong; Chang, Cheng, Yu, Yuan, Gen." (Traditional Chinese: Ming, Tang, Jun, Hao, Dong; Chang, Cheng, Yu, Yuan, Gen.) ) is the word used for the 23rd to 32nd generation of the surname He. After three revisions of the genealogy, it was agreed that the generation of the He family should be arranged with one character for each generation starting from the 13th generation. For example, the character "zhao" is on the name, the character "pei" is on the name, and the character "xi" is on the name. The characters are arranged in a staggered manner. Name it.