First, there are seven sources.
1, with the surname of the son and the surname of the ancestor.
The last king of the ancient Shang Dynasty was named Zhou Wang, and Zhou Wang had a son named Rufu. Later, our grandson took Lu as his surname and passed it down from generation to generation.
2, from the official position.
Another surname is Lu, from the official position of the Zhou Dynasty. Officials in Lu Si in the Zhou Dynasty may be responsible for paying salaries, that is, people who are responsible for distributing money and food to officials. His descendants are proud of this, taking Lu as their surname and passing it on from generation to generation.
3. From the place name.
There are two place names in Yunnan Province, one is Lufeng and the other is Lugong, both of which are counties in Chuxiong Autonomous Prefecture of Yunnan Province. Their ancestors all took place names as surnames. Whether the surname Lu was formed in these two places in history remains to be verified.
4. It originated from the surname Won, from the name of Qin in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and belongs to the name of Juyi.
According to the historical record "Customs Tong", Kuai was the name of the ancient city of Qin more than 2,000 years ago during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and it was called Kuai (now Xunyi, Xianyang, Shaanxi). Later, a doctor of Qin was sealed in this city, and some of his descendants took the feudal city of their ancestors as their surnames and passed them down from generation to generation.
5, from the name of Mi, from the name of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and also taking the name of the city as the surname.
According to the historical book "Lushi", in the Spring and Autumn Period, there were also descendants of the Chu royal family who took the city name as their surname and passed it down from generation to generation. Among the Yi people, the most famous is Kuai Tong, a hermit. When Confucius traveled around the world to Chu, he pretended to sing crazy songs, which made Confucius admire.
6. Bu Liu, who originated from Xianbei people and came from Xianbei people in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, belongs to the Chinese family name change.
According to Records of the Historian Wei Benji, the original three-character surname of Xianbi people in northern China was Buliuyao. Tuoba Hong (Justin), Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty, moved his capital to Luoyang in the 17th-19th year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (AD 493-495) and was hospitalized. During the period of vigorously carrying out the policy of sinicization reform, Buliugu changed to a single surname Chinese character, and then gradually merged into the Han nationality, which was passed down from generation to generation.
7. Originated from other ethnic minorities, it belongs to Chinese culture and changed its surname to surname.
Today, among the Hui, Manchu, Mongolian, Ewenki, Tu and other ethnic minorities, there are Lu clan members, most of whom originated from the detention policy implemented by the central government in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties and the movement of reforming the land and returning to the countryside passed down from generation to generation.
Second, migration distribution, gathering place
In Taiwan Province Province, the surname Lu did not enter the top 100. Li Luyuan doesn't take his son's surname. Shang Zhouwang's son is called Wu Geng. After the demise of Shang Dynasty, Wu Geng was asked to stay in Yin Ruins to manage the adherents of Shang Dynasty, but Wu Geng was unwilling to be someone else's minister, so he joined forces with the nobles of Zhou Dynasty in an attempt to subvert the New Deal. However, the unrest failed and Wu Geng was killed. His descendants took the word Lu as their surname and called him Lu. There was a Lu Si official in the Zhou Dynasty who was in charge of finance and management. Although civil servants were emphasized in ancient times, this official was also directly related to the national movement. The descendants of such officials are also proud of this, and some take Lu as their surname. There are places such as Lufeng and Lugong in Yunnan, and there is also the famous Lushi here in the late Qing Dynasty. So the Lushi here should come from the place name. Lu's father, also known as Wu Geng, is Yin's son. After Zhou Wuwang was destroyed, Wu Geng lived in Prince City (now Gucheng Village, Putian Township, Guancheng District). In Zhou Chengwang, Wu Geng rebelled with Guan Shu and Cai Shu and was put down by the Duke of Zhou. The Lu family fled to the north, opened up wasteland south of the Yellow River and survived. Over time, the well-known Luzhuang Village has been formed here. Lu's family background is prominent, with distinct generations.
Today, there are more than 2,000 Lu surnames here, and the ancient intergenerational method is still being used. These ten words are: Heaven, Earth, Pei, Wan, Liang, Guo, Ming, Jiu, You and Help. So their names are Lu Zhumou, Lu Youmou and Lu Jiumou. The word helper calls the generation with words uncle, and the generation with words is nine years old, which is too numerous to mention. When these ten words are used up, start again and have another round. The record of land activities is that Lu Dongzan, a Tibetan leader, appeared in the Tang Dynasty, but he was not a real Lu surname. During the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, there was a heroine Lu in Yunnan, who was the mother of Qin Long Hou who attacked the town palace. When the Wumeng people made an insurrection, Lu led the barbarians to defend the state department and help the people's army save the city. There are still many Lu families in Yunnan today.
Third, the county hall number
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Guangping County: In the first year of the Yuan Dynasty (Renchen, BC 149), Emperor Liu of the Han Dynasty was divided into Handan County, which governed Guangping (now Jize, Hebei Province). At that time, it belonged to Renxian, Nanhe, Jize, Quzhou, Yongnian, northwest Pingxiang and northeast Feixiang in Hebei Province, and later changed to Guangping County. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, the county was abolished and merged into Julu County. During the Three Kingdoms period, Guangping County was restored in the first year of the reign of Cao, Cao Rui and Taihe (AD 227), and its jurisdiction was expanded. Guangping County was deposed in the early years of Emperor Yangdi Emperor Wen of Sui (Ren Yin, AD 582).
He Lin County: During the Southern and Northern Dynasties, in the first year of Wuping in the Northern Qi Dynasty (Geng Yin, AD 570), He Lin County was located in Yonghe County, Shanxi Province. Sui Dynasty was deposed in the third year of Emperor Kai (Guimao, AD 583).
The name of a hall
Guangpingtang: Wanglitang.
Lin Hetang: Building a Temple with Hope.
Filial piety hall: The filial son of Ming Dynasty was a relative, a Guangzong, and a student. In the middle of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty, my mother died in the land tomb for three years. When she bowed down to the grave, there was a flood that didn't soak her in the tomb, and the distance was different.
Yingchuan Hall: Lu Hong in the Eastern Han Dynasty, who served as the official secretary of Prince Yingchuan (now Yuzhou, Henan Province) and had five sons. His descendants thought it was a hall number.
Jingzhou Hall: Continuing from the Eastern Han Dynasty, he served as a bus driver in his hometown. He had three sons, and the eldest son became the secretariat of Jingzhou (now Changde, Hunan), so he was named Jingzhou Hall.
Dantutang: In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Kuaichousheng had two sons, and the eldest son Kuaisu was named Dantutang (now Zhenjiang, Jiangsu), so it was named Dantutang.
Le 'antang: In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Kuaifeng was the right servant of Shangshu and was named Hou Le 'an. He has five sons: Kuai She, Biao, Qiong, Hao and Zhao. His family is very happy, so he was named Le An Tang.
Jianyitang: In the Western Jin Dynasty, Yun Hui was a doctor and later renamed Tang.
Fish Folding Hall: Li Yuanzhi lived in seclusion in Fish Folding Hall (now Longquan, Zhejiang) in the Western Jin Dynasty.
Taiweitang: In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Zhai Ruan Ren Zhongxue helped and served as a common servant, and gave it to Taiwei and Xingping Kangbo. He has six sons, so he was named Taiweitang.